How do you respond to Bil Afia?

Yatik al Afia means ‘may God give you health and all the good things’. This greeting can be used as a hello or goodbye and it can be said to anyone, whether known or unknown to the speaker. It can be also used to greet, especially in the Lebanese culture, The appropriate response for it is “Allah Y’afik”.

What is the meaning of Aqeel?

Aqeel. Aqeel (Arabic: عَقِيْل) is an Arabic male given name, which means “knowledgeable”, “intelligent”, or “wise”. An alternative spelling is Aqil.

What is the meaning of Let’s eat?

“Let’s eat” is a declaration of intent to partake in some food. “Grandma” is an informal way of referring to one’s grandmother. “Let’s eat Grandma” is a (somewhat disturbing) declaration of intent to cannibalize one’s grandmother, and is sure to alienate family and friends.

What Comamos means?

(to ingest food)-to eat.

What do you reply to Sahtein?

The answer is usually “shokran, wa Allah yehmik(i) kaman, (may God protect you also).

What do you say to a restaurant staff in Arabic?

Restaurant Staff: My pleasure. Muwathaf al-mat’am: Bikul surur. In most touristy restaurants around the Arab world, food items are in Arabic and English or French. Restaurant Staff: I will give you both some time to read through our menu.

What languages are used in most touristy restaurants around the Arab world?

In most touristy restaurants around the Arab world, food items are in Arabic and English or French. Restaurant Staff: I will give you both some time to read through our menu. Please let me know when you are ready to order. موظف المطعم: سأعطيكم بعض الوقت لتقرؤوا قائمة الطعام.

What is the English word for have a good meal?

Bon appétit in many languages. These are phrases used to at the beginning or end of meals and mean something like “have a good meal” / “enjoy your meal”. There is no exact English equivalent of this, though some people say bon appetit, particularly in restaurants.

Are there different dialects in different Arab countries?

Please note that there are many dialects in different Arab countries. Nonetheless, these basic phrases will be understood by almost anyone in the Arab world. Amin and Raghida finished their day of sightseeing and are now ready to dine in one of the beautiful restaurants that were recommended by the hotel staff.