mithl akhor mithl akh-ooy
Naomi describes her brother as "أخي" (akhī) in Arabic, which means "my brother". To say thank you in Arabic, she would say "شكرًا" (shukran).
To say "Very nice brother" in Arabic, you would say "أخ جميل جدًا" (pronounced "akh jameel jiddan").
مرحبا اخي
تفعل يا اخ
In Proper Arabic, the translation would be: Akhi (أخي), but it can vary slightly in dialects. For example, Moroccans usually say Khuyaa (خويا).
SHOK-ren OOKHT (my sister would be OKH-tee) شكرًا، أختي I am only a beginning Arabic learner!
brother = أخ
The phrase "come on" in Arabic is "Yallah" or يالا. For example, if you wanted to say, "Come on, brother!" in Classical Arabic, you would say: Yallah Akh! !يالا اخ * Note, the Arabic letter "khaa" is made like the sound you make when trying to get the popcorn out of your throat. It is also the same sound as the Russian "x" or the German "ch".
If you want to say Arabic in Arabic this is how you say it=Arabi
The word brother when translated from English to Arabic is أخ which is pronounced "Akh."
akhook
ahouki