Allahsmalladic, which means "Good Bye and Allah Bless".
As in many other languages, there are several ways of politely indicating your departure in Arabic. You might say "Ma'Assalama", which is quite commonly used. This literally means, "(go) with peace". Another frequently used phrase for goodbye is "Illa Liqa", meaning "until we meet again".
== == * beslama
* nchofok * t'h'lla * salamo alikom...
Bye : ela elleqa'a ( in Arabic )
and it is written this way : الى اللقاء
say " Ma'a alsalamah" or you can say " slam" as it's said as the greeting at time of both meeting & leaving.
Translation: Twa7eshtek.
Note: The 7 represents the Arabic "Ha" which is stronger than the English "H".
"Hello" is Marhaba
"Goodbye" is Ma'salama
see you next fall
mak salam
ana nhebbek barcha
saahbee (male)saahibtee (female)
hello
arabic
to sign = amdhaa - yumdhee - imdhaa(on) signing a contract = imdhaa' aqd
nhibb nismaa' soutik نحبّ نسمع صوتك
In Tunisian, you can say "Marhaba" to say hello.
Tunisian people speak Arabic and French.
EAD MILAD SAED
Maa al salama is how you say goodbye in Egyptian Arabic.
Tunisian Arabic, Berber and French
Officially Modern Standard Arabic is the language, however, most people speak Darija Arabic, also called Tunisian Arabic.