In Egyptian Arabic (dialect):
you say 'Ana Bahebbak' that translates in English 'I love you'
He says 'wa ana Bahebbek) that translates ' and I love you'
In Modern Arabic:
You say 'Ana Uhibuka' that translates to 'I love you'
He says 'Wa ana Uhibuka aidan' that translates to 'and I also love you'
hubbuki anta
when you say it to girl it's< bahebek > when you say it to man it's <bahebak> in arabic
I love you
nhebek
ohibuk: if you're saying it to a man ohibuki: if you're saying it to a woman It differs from one accent to another for example in Egyptian accent you would say: "bahibak" to a man and "bahibik" to a woman. Countries from the Gulf would say "ahibij" for a woman. Well where I'm from, it is the opposite. If you're a man you would would say "ana bahibik" and if you're a woman you would say "ana bahibek." I Love You in Arabic is: Ana bahebak -to a boy Ana bahebik -to a girl In Traditional Arabic: I love you = Ana Ahebak- boy I love you = Ana Ahebek - girl How to say common words in Arabic link below. Arabic is the Semitic language of the Arabs, spoken throughout the Middle East and North Africa. I love you in Arabic is Ahibbek. أنا أحبك (ana uhebuk)--- to a male (ana uhebukee)--- to a female In Arabic I love you is: When speaking to a man/boy: Ahebbak When speaking to a girl: Ahebbik I love you my baby I Love You in Arabic is: Ana bahebak -to a boy Ana bahebik -to a girl In Traditinal arabic: I love you = Ana Ahebak- boy I love you = Ana Ahebek - girl I love you = ohebbok ( in Arabic ) and it written in Arabic this way : أحبك
You say kalb or قلب
anta'r'rajul
Love your neighbor as you love yourself
Translation: Ma3a salaama ya habibi (مع سلامة يا حبيبي)
Hubbuka / Hubbuki
I love curry
i love you in arabic, from a woman to a man
ana rajul