This is one of those phrases that differs wildly depending on the dialect of Arabic and is always different depending on whether "I" is male or female. Some examples below:
Proper Arabic (m.): Ana jayyid (أنا جيد)
Proper Arabic (f.): Ana jayyida (أنا جيدة)
Egyptian Arabic (m.): Ana koyyis (أنا كويس)
Egyptian Arabic (f.): Ana koyyisa (أنا كويسة)
Lebanese Arabic (m.): Ana mlih (أنا مليح)
Lebanese Arabic (f.): Ana mliha (أنا مليحة)
Iraqi Arabic (m.): Ana zayn (أنا زين)
Iraqi Arabic (f.): Ana zayna (أنا زينة)
im Arabian i can help say ina itakalam im Arabian i can help say ina itakalam
" btmana akoon henak"
In slang Arabic: say " ana mumnoontak" if you are addressing a male. say " ana mumnoontek " if you are addressing a female.
From in Arabic is "min"...."ana min malaysi" means im from Malaysia..... ana - i min - from
ana fes'sareer if u mean im asleeping or im about to sleep u can say ana naiem or ana hanam
in aribic im pretty sure "mas alama" is good bye
In Arabic, you can say "صباح الخير" (pronounced: sabah al-khayr) to say hello and good morning.
Ana muqatil (male) Ana muqatilah (female)
The Egyptian language is Arabic. In Arabic, good afternoon is said: masaa alkher
you have to convert it to Arabic. search for an audio English to Arabic translator.مرحبا
ibka jayid ابقى جيد
im not sure how you say it but that's how you write it..........................الأعياد Typically people say: 3o6la sa3ida (عطلة سعيدة) Note: 3 represents the Arabic letter "Ayin" and 6 represents the Arabic "Ta" which is stronger that the English "t".