waladi- boy, binti- girl
I speak Arabic but most of the time i use 'baby' they'll understand but for a child or infant you could say 'jahil' :) Hope I helped :)
baby in normal Arabic : tefel ,,, written as : طفل in Egyptian accent you say : ayyel or ayyel soghayyar hope this helps :)
If you mean "baby" referring to a newborn child, the Arabic is 6efl (طفل). If you mean "baby" as an endearing term for a girlfriend, the Arabic is 7abibi (حبيبي). Note: 6 is the Arabic "Ta" which is stronger than the letter "t" and 7 is the Arabic "Ha" which is stronger than the letter "h". The transliteration of baby is (بيبي).
Habeebty el Sgheereh
Ţflطفل
عندك طفل. And you can pronounce it: endak tefel
thanks baby, i love you more
Hi baby miss you you much : in formal language you say --> ahlan ya waladi ,, eshtaqto laka katheran. and it is written this way : أهلا يا ولدي, اشتقت لك كثيرا in non-formal language you say --> ahlaan habebee eshta'tellak kteer.
In Egypt, "baby" is commonly referred to as "طفل" (tafl) in Arabic.
Tikner Thats for infant/baby/child
you can say : oreeedo ebnak written as : اريد ابنك
"Iraqi" is pronounced almost the same in Arabic and is spelled like this: عراقي