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English to Arabic Greetings

Greetings are some of the most important phrases to learn in any language. This page will teach you how to greet others through our English to Arabic translations.

Below you'll find several ways to say hello and goodbye in Arabic, plus some more timely greetings like good morning, good afternoon, good evening, and good night.

Greetings from English to Arabic:

Words in bold added during the last update. You can also view this list of greetings from Arabic to English.


Hellos from English to Arabic

Hello (casual) ➔ Ahlan

Hello / Goodbye ➔ Salaam

Hello / Hi ➔ Marhabah

Hello ➔ Alo (said when answering the phone)


Goodbyes from English to Arabic

Bye ➔ Maasalama

Goodbye / Hello ➔ Salaam

Have a nice day. ➔ Atmna lk ywma tyba.

See you later. ➔ Arak lahiqaan.

See you tomorrow. ➔ Arak ghadaan.


English to Arabic Timely Greetings

Good morning. ➔ Sabahu alkhayr.

Good afternoon. / Good evening. ➔ Masaa alkhayr.

Good night. ➔ tuSbiH aalaa khayr


This list of English to Arabic greetings was last updated on April 4, 2025.



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The Fine Print

I don't speak Arabic myself, so there could be mistakes in the translations. Most of what is here is user-submitted, but I do try to check for accuracy and make corrections as I can. Thanks for your understanding. Best of luck on your Arabic language learning journey!



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