Romance Flashcards

1
Q

i love you so much

A

ana bhebbak/ bhebbik/ bhebkun ktir

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2
Q

i loved

A

7abbet

ktir 7abbet he l mat3am
i really loved this restaurant

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3
Q

i miss you

A

shta2tellak/ shta2tellik/ shta2telkun

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4
Q

kiss me

A

bousne/ bousine (m/f)

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5
Q

i am thinking of you

A

aam fakker fik/ aam fakker fike

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6
Q

my love

A

habibe/ habibte

i say habibi for both

habib: beloved
- e (m) or -te (f) at the end is to refer that this beloved person is mine

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7
Q

can you kiss me?

A

fik tbousne/ fike tbousine?

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8
Q

you are very handsome/ beautiful

A

enta ktir 7elo/ ente ktir 7elwe

note: write is helo or helwe (the 7 is for you to know how to pronounce)

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9
Q

you have beautiful eyes

A

3younak/ 3younik helwin

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10
Q

i love you till death

A

ana bmout fik/ fike

note: you can disregard the ana. you only say “I” when you want to emphasize on it

ana: I
bmout: would die
fik: in you

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11
Q

i only want you

A

ma badde 7ada ghayrak/ ghayrik
(i dont want anyone else)

bas badde yek/ yeke (only want you)

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12
Q

do you love me?

A

bt hebne/ hebbine?

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13
Q

my heart

A

albe

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14
Q

my life

A

hayete

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15
Q

i’ve never loved anyone as much as i loved you

A

wala marra habbet hada ad ma habbaytak/ habbaytik

note:

  • wala: not one (when you want to say that that none of these and “these” are something you can count, you would say “wala”
    example: wala nhar (not one day) or wala marra (not one time)
  • marra: time (as in “a time”, “once upon a “time”” and not time as it is)
  • habbet: o loved
  • hada: someone
  • ad ma: as much as
  • habbaytak: i loved you
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16
Q

you are my husband

A

enta jawze

17
Q

you are my wife

A

ente marte

18
Q

how much i love you!

how much i love you?

A

shu bhebbak!
adde bhebbak?

adde: how much
the shu here is different than the “shu? what?”, here it describes “how much”
like, you wont believe how much i love you