Merry Christmas in Arabic

Answer 1

Since most Arabic speaking countries are Moslems, so they don't really celebrate Christmas, so there's no exact translation for merry Christmas. But you could say:

eaid saeed = happy feast

and you could say:

kol sana wa inta tayeb. (intee if speaking to a female). Literally, it means 'every year and you are good'. But it's the general way for most Arabic speaking people greet each other during holidays.

عيد ميلاد مجيد

Answer 2

Merry Christmas : eid melad majeed ( in Arabic ).

and it is written this way : عيد ميلاد مجيد

Answer 3

In French/en Français: Joyeux Noel

In German/auf Deutsch: Fröhliche Weihnachten

Answer 4

MARRY CHRISTMAS: merry Christmas