Classical Arabic: to a Female: " Atasa'al , Hal satatazakareny? " "اتساءل هل ستتذكرينى" to a Male : " Atasa'al, Hal satatazakarny? " " اتساءل هل ستتذكرنى " Colloquial Arabic: To Female: " bas'al nafsy.. enty hateftekreny ?" To Male : " Bas'al nafsy.. enta hateftekerny ?"
Subhanallah is an Arabic phrase that is often used by Muslims to express awe, wonder, and praise for God. It is an expression of acknowledging the greatness, perfection, and glory of Allah.
"La ah" does not have a specific meaning in Arabic. It could be a typo or a misspelling of a word or phrase.
It means see you in good health.
that's in Arabic and it means"thank you" shokran = thanks ellak = for you or you
we say this phrase to some one who asked you to do some thing for him and you say with pleasure in Arabic maa sourour (مع سرور) and it mean's too b sourour (بسرور) and it was a pleasure that i could translate this phrase for you
it is the Arabic term for Peace Be Upon You. Muslims greet everyone with this phrase.
"Min ya" is an Arabic phrase that translates to "from where" in English. It is often used in questions to inquire about someone's origin or the source of something. The phrase can be found in various dialects of Arabic, and its usage may vary slightly depending on the context.
thimamai omorfia= i remember beautiful
It's not you remember, it's I remember you, souviens is reflexive and is reflecting your action (remembering) back on the subject (you)
it has no hindi context.it is an arabic phrase implying whats this?esh - whathada - thishappy holi :)
"Astaghfirullah" is an Arabic phrase that means "I seek forgiveness from Allah" or "I ask Allah for forgiveness." It is a common phrase used by Muslims to seek forgiveness for their sins or shortcomings.
The literal translation means "till when you..." but if used in a dialogue by it self it would mean that it has taken a lot of time and I wonder when is it going to end.