saahbee (male)
saahibtee (female)
It depends on whether "you" refers to a male or female person. Male: Onta sadiq (أنتَ صديق) Female: Onte sadiqa (أنتِ صديقة)
There are a few ways how to say friend in arabic but it depends on your accent (so where you come from in the Middle East) - rifig (male friend) -rifigti (female friend) -sadig (male friend) -sadigi (female friend)
In Tunisian Arabic, you can say "سنة جديدة سعيدة" (Sene jdida sa'ida) for "Happy New Year." To say "you are well," you can say "انتي بخير" (Inti bkhir) for addressing a female, or "انتي بخير" (Inta bkhir) for addressing a male.
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)
Jondi for a male & Jondeyya for a female.
Jameela {female} Jameel {Male}
a male friend = (chaver) חבר a female friend = (chaverah) חברה The above only work with the same genders (a male would call his male friend a chaver, and a female would call her female friend a chaverah. If a male is referring to a female friend, and not a girlfriend, she would be called yedidah (ידידה) If a female is referring to a male friend, and not a boyfriend, she would be called yadid (ידיד).
"Amico" is the Italian word for male friend, while "amica" is the word for female friend.
Portugal- teu amigo = your male friend tua amiga = your female friend Brazil- seu amigo = your male friend sua amiga = your female friend
le copain = male friend la copine = female friend l'ami = close male friend / boyfriend l'amie = close female friend / girlfriend
for male it is A'zizi (عزيزي) for female it is A'zizati (عزيزتي)
habibi..for male habibti..for female