ذكر
thakar
We say "Shoof" to a male and "Shoofi" to a female. This is how it is said in the colloquial Arabic in most of the Arabic countries.
saahbee (male)saahibtee (female)
In slang Arabic: say " ana mumnoontak" if you are addressing a male. say " ana mumnoontek " if you are addressing a female.
in formal arabic you say : endama tarje'ee in informal arabic which is more familiar you say : bs terja'aa .. for a male bs terja'ee .. for female written as عندما ترجع
you use inti in arabic when you are talking to a female it means you (female) but when you are talking to a male you say "inta"or "enta " it means you (male)
If you are talking to a male say " majnoon" & if you are talking to a female say "majnoonah" or "majnooneh" as in slang Arabic.
habibi..for male habibti..for female
In Iraqi Arabic, you can say "Shlonak" (شلونك) to ask "How are you" to a male, or "Shlonich" (شلونچ) to ask a female. Both phrases are informal.
You say maxiki for male, mexikiyah for female, in arabic, como mexicano en español, the country (el pais) al-maxique
In Arabic, you can say "صباح الخير" (pronounced: sabah al-khayr) to greet a male in the morning.
say for example " keef halak?" when talking to a male. say " keef halek?" when talking to a female. or you can say " keef elhal?" when talking to either a male or a female.
roohy kley and this is for females/ rooh kil and this is for male