I love you in Arabic

How do you ask someone on a date or say I love you in Arabic? How do you tell someone they’re not your type, or you just want to be friends? After this free audio lesson you’ll know lots of useful words for dating in Arabic – after all, you don’t always know when those special (and not so special) moments might occur!

Listen to the native speakers on the audio, and practice saying the Arabic phrases aloud. Whether you’re dating or just making some friendly Arabic conversation, they might come in very useful.

As hard as you try, without helpful feedback your Arabic pronunciation is never going to be the same as a native speaker’s. If you've found it difficult to perfect the way you say Arabic words and phrases, this lesson will help you.

Using the blue Rocket Record buttons you can record the way you say each word or phrase, and compare it with the way a native speaker of Arabic does. That’s right, with Rocket Languages voice mapping technology you can record your voice as many times as you need until your pronunciation matches the Arabic speaker!

In this lesson all gender specific words are in males talking to females.

What do you do when you meet someone and you realize that you are falling in love? Here are some phrases you might want to use…

If you want to confess your love to someone, just say

Hopefully the answer will be…

Going out for dates is still not socially accepted in Egypt.  But youngsters often go out with their special friend.

If the date went successful you might want to say…

Some more useful phrases when spending time with the man or woman of your dreams…

If you are going out with someone who is not exactly what you were hoping for you could say…

That’s it for this lesson. I hope you enjoyed it.

Bye باي

Amira

Rocket Arabic

P.S. You can practice your Arabic skills with this exercise.

Exercise: Match the Arabic phrases with the correct English translation.