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Describing the Ideal Friend الصَّديق المِثالي Posted by yasmine on Apr 7, 2021 in Arabic Language , friendship , Vocabulary

In this post, I thought we would learn how to describe what we think is a true friend صَديق حَقيقي or an ideal friend صَديق مِثالي in Arabic. We’ll look at vocabulary that will help us list possible friend qualities and answer questions. We’ll also watch a video showing pedestrians in Jordan being asked about their description of the ideal friend.

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Vocabulary:

Kind/nice: لَطيف, understanding/sympathetic: مُتَعاطِف, energetic: نَشيط, funny: مُضْحِك, generous: كَريم, honest: صادِق, likes…, (sports: الرِياضة , reading: القِراءة , cooking: الطَبْخ , etc,.), ✨an arabic proverb used often about friendship is…, .الصَّديق وَقْت الضِّيق.

An English equivalent for this saying would be.. “ A friend in need is a friend indeed”.

✨Questions:

هَل لَديك صَديق مِثالي؟ كَيفَ تَعَرَفْت عَليه/عَليها؟.

Do you have an ideal friend? How did you get to know him/her?

ما هي صِفات صَديقك؟

What are your friend’s characteristics?

✨Here is a video of an interviewer asking Jordanians what they think are the specifications or qualities of an ideal friend.

I have transcribed and translated the first answer to help you read along as you listen, especially since there are many colloquial words being used. , 🎇 ماهي مواصفات الصديق المثالي ؟ 🎇, شو مواصفات الصديق المثالي بنسبة الك؟, يعني هو الجواب واضح من السؤال نفسه إنو يكون مثالي بحيث إنو نجده مثل ما بحكي المثل “الصديق وقت الضيق”. نجده في وقت الحاجة مش فقط مصلحة لما يكون بدو اشي. لما أنا أكون واقع بمشكلة، الاقي. الصديق المثالي أيضاً الي هو الوفي، المخلص الي بعيد عن المصالح بعد تام, حاجة : need, مَصْلحة : interest/benefit , وَفِيّ : loyal, مُخْلِص : sincere.

What are the specifications of the ideal friend in your opinion?

Well, the answer is clear from the question itself in that he be ideal and that he be there as the proverb says “a friend in need is a friend indeed”. We find him when he is needed not just for when he wants something for his benefit. When I have a problem, I find him there. The ideal friend is also loyal, sincere and is completely far from self-interest.

✨Perhaps you can tell in the speaker’s answer above how important it is for a friend to be reliable without worrying that he will only be there when it serves his interests. In Levantine Arabic, we have a word for someone like that مَصلَحجي . It’s a colloquial noun to mean self-interested taken from the standard word مَصْلَحَة to mean “benefit” or “interest”. We call a person مَصلَحجي when he is someone who takes advantage of others or is only helpful when it is for his benefit.

في ثَقَافَتك، ما هي الخاصية التي تُعْتَبَر مُهِمة أن تَجِدها في صَديق حَقيقي؟.

In your culture, what quality is considered important for a true friend to have?

I hope you enjoyed this post and learned some new vocabulary. 🤓

Till next week, happy arabic learning 🙂.

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MarHaba! I am half Jordanian of Circassian descent and half American. I have a Master's in Second Language Teaching and I teach Arabic as a foreign language here in the US, both MSA and Levantine Arabic. I hope to help you become more familiar and interested in the Arabic language and culture.

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How to Say “My Friend” in Arabic: Informal and Formal Ways

Greeting someone using the appropriate term for “my friend” in Arabic can help you establish a warm and friendly connection. In this guide, we will explore both informal and formal ways to say “my friend” in Arabic.

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Informal Ways to Say “My Friend” in Arabic

When addressing a close friend or someone of similar age and familiarity, you can use several expressions to convey the meaning of “my friend” informally. Here are a few commonly used options:

Ahibbī : This term, pronounced as “ah-heb-bee,” is a common way to say “my friend” in Arabic. It is derived from the verb “ahabba,” which means “to love.” Using “ahibbī” implies a deep affection for your friend.
Sadiqī : Pronounced as “sa-dee-kee,” this word translates to “my friend” and connotes a sense of trust and loyalty. It comes from the Arabic word “sadiq,” meaning “to trust.”
Rafīqī : Another popular informal term for “my friend” is “rafīqī.” It is pronounced as “ra-fee-kee” and is associated with the word “rafīq,” meaning “companion.” It implies a close bond between friends.

Formal Ways to Say “My Friend” in Arabic

When addressing someone in a formal setting or showing respect to an older person or a superior, it is essential to use appropriate formal expressions. Here are some common formal ways to say “my friend” in Arabic:

Sayyidī : Pronounced as “sa-yee-dee,” this term translates to “my esteemed friend” or “my honorable friend.” It is a polite and formal way to address someone you consider your friend.
Asdīqāʾī : Derived from the word “sadīq,” meaning “friend,” this term, pronounced as “as-dee-ka-ee,” signifies a formal and respectful way to say “my friend.” It is suitable for addressing someone of higher social status or authority.
Ya ṣāḥibī : This phrase, pronounced as “ya sah-hee-bee,” translates to “O my friend.” It is commonly used in formal Arabic settings to address someone respectfully while acknowledging their friendship.

Regional Variations of Saying “My Friend” in Arabic

Arabic is a rich and diverse language, and the usage of expressions can vary across different regions. While the aforementioned terms are widely understood throughout the Arabic-speaking world, it is essential to note some regional variations:

In Egypt: Egyptians often use the term “ya ḥabībī” (pronounced “ya-ha-bee-bee”) to address a friend. It is derived from the word “ḥabīb,” meaning “beloved,” and is a popular choice for both informal and formal settings in Egypt.

While regional variations exist, it is generally acceptable to use both the informal and formal expressions mentioned earlier across the Arabic-speaking world.

Tips for Using “My Friend” Effectively in Arabic

Here are some tips to ensure you use the term “my friend” appropriately and effectively in Arabic:

Consider the level of formality: Tailor your choice of expression based on the relationship you have with the person and the formality of the situation.
Pay attention to pronunciation: Arabic pronunciation can vary, so practice the words to ensure clarity and accuracy in conveying your message.
Observe regional variations: If you are aware of the specific regional preferences, adapt your choice accordingly to demonstrate respect for the local culture.
Use body language and tone: Apart from the words themselves, your body language, facial expressions, and tone of voice can reinforce the warmth and sincerity of your address.

Now that you have learned various ways to say “my friend” in Arabic, you can confidently greet your friends and acquaintances in both informal and formal settings. Remember to apply the appropriate term based on the relationship and context, and enjoy building meaningful connections using this friendly expression in Arabic!

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From Sadeeq to Khaleel - 12 Levels of Friendship in Arabic

Did you know that in Arabic, there are 12 levels of friendship? For every level of friendship, there is an Arabic word to describe it. From Sadeeq to Khaleel, it is rare to find all 12 levels of friendship in one person.

Here are the 12 levels of friendship in Arabic…

1/ 𝙎𝙖𝙙𝙚𝙚𝙦 (صديق) - a true friend; someone who doesn't befriend you for an ulterior motive. The word "Sadeeq" is commonly translated as truth, so honesty and loyalty is at the core of this friendship

2/ 𝘼𝙣𝙚𝙚𝙨 (أنيس) - someone with whom you're really comfortable and familiar with.

3/ 𝙕𝙖𝙢𝙚𝙚𝙡 (زميل) - someone you have a nodding acquaintance with.

4/ 𝙅𝙖𝙡𝙚𝙚𝙨 (جليس) - someone you're comfortable sitting with for a period of time.

5/ 𝙎𝙖𝙢𝙚𝙚𝙧 (سمير) - you have good conversation with them.

6/ 𝙎𝙖𝙝𝙞𝙗 (صاحب) - someone who's concerned for your well-being.

7/ 𝙍𝙖𝙛𝙚𝙚𝙦 (رفيق) - someone you can depend upon.

8/ 𝙆𝙝𝙖𝙡𝙚𝙚𝙡 (خليل) - an intimate friend; someone whose presence makes you happy.

9/ 𝙉𝙖𝙟𝙞𝙮𝙮 (نجي) - a confidant; someone you trust deeply.

10/ 𝙉𝙖𝙙𝙚𝙚𝙢 (نديم) - a drinking companion (just tea) that you might call when you're free.

11/ 𝙎𝙖𝙛𝙞𝙮𝙮 (صفي) - your best friend; someone you've chosen over other friends.

12/ 𝙌𝙖𝙧𝙚𝙚𝙣 (قرين) - someone who's inseparable from you; you know how they think (and vice versa).

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The 12 Levels of Friendship in Arabic

Bayt Al Fann is an online platform dedicated to “building understanding between cultures and creating a sustainable world while amplifying Islamic art heritage and culture and preserving it for future generations”. The projet was launched in November 2021 and I’m an avid follower of their posts and admire the positive impact they’re making on social media.

One of their most recent posts discussed the levels of friendship in the Arabic language, which are twelve in total. It’s no secret that the Arabic language is one of the richest & most expressive languages in the world, and this is one tiny example of that:

Looking at these levels of friendship, I was familiar with 9 of them but didn’t know the distinction between each. In Lebanon, “Sadeeq” and “Sahib” are used interchangeably while “Rafeeq” refers usually to someone you share political views with, and “Zameel” is what you call ur work colleagues. I’ve never heard anyone use the other terms listed below though.

1/ (صديق) – a true friend; someone who doesn’t befriend you for an ulterior motive. The word “Sadeeq” is commonly translated as truth, so honesty and loyalty is at the core of this friendship 2/ (أنيس) – someone with whom you’re really comfortable and familiar with. 3/ (زميل) – someone you have a nodding acquaintance with. 4/ (جليس) – someone you’re comfortable sitting with for a period of time. 5/ (سمير) – you have good conversation with them. 6/ (صاحب) – someone who’s concerned for your well-being. 7/ (رفيق) – someone you can depend upon. 8/ (خليل) – an intimate friend; someone whose presence makes you happy. 9/ (نجي) – a confidant; someone you trust deeply. 10/ (نديم) – a drinking companion (just tea) that you might call when you’re free. 11/ (صفي) – your best friend; someone you’ve chosen over other friends. 12/ (قرين) – someone who’s inseparable from you; you know how they think (and vice versa).

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10 Useful Arabic Phrases to Talk about Family and Relationships

By Dania Ghraoui
August 23, 2023

One of the most important topics in any language is family and relationships. You talk about family and relationships when meeting new people, catching up with friends, or simply making small talk. That is why knowing how to talk about family members and relationships in Arabic is essential. It is one of the key small talk topics to use in social gatherings. (Read our full blog on Small Talk in Arabic and learn 10 important phrases on different topics here )

So today, we are going to look at different Arabic phrases that will enrich your daily conversations. They include questions to enquire about family and start the conversation and sentences that you can use to answer questions about family and introduce these close relations. You can also use them to share updates about your family or express your views when it comes to family and build up deeper conversations.

So, are you ready to add the depth and warmth of family to your conversations?

Arabic Phrases about family and relationships

How’s your family?

Kyfa ḥālu usratka?

كيفَ حالُ أُسْرَتكَ؟

A great way to initiate conversation and show interest in someone’s life is by asking about their family. You can use the phrase “كيف حال أسرتك؟”, which means “How is your family?” This question is suitable for both formal and informal settings and can lead to further discussions about family members and their well-being.

My family is big

ʻĀʼilty kabyrah

عَائِلتي كَبيرة

If someone asks about your family, you might want to share how big or small it is. To say that your family is big, use the phrase “عائلتي كبيرة”. This can prompt further conversations about the number of siblings, parents, or other relatives you have.

Do you have brothers or sisters?

Hal ladyka ikhwah aw akhawāt?

هل لَديكَ إخوة أو أخَوات؟

I have one brother and two sisters.

Ladyya akhun wāḥidun wʼukhtyn

لَديَّ أَخٌ واحِدٌ وأُختين

Inquiring about siblings is a common topic of conversation, and you can ask someone if they have any brothers or sisters with the phrase “هل لديك إخوة أو أخوات؟”. To respond, you might say, “لدي أخ واحد وأختين”, which means “I have one brother and two sisters.”

This is my young son.

Hādhā ibny alṣṣaghyr

هذا اِبني الصَّغير

This is my eldest daugher.

Hadhihi abnaty alkubrá

هَذِهِ ابْنَتي الكُبرى

When introducing your children to others, you can use phrases like “هذا ابني الصغير”, meaning “This is my young son,” or “هذه ابنتي الكبرى”, meaning “This is my eldest daughter.” These phrases provide a simple yet effective way to share information about your children and their age or birth order.

I love my mother very much.

Uḥibbu ummī kathyran

أُحِبُّ أُمِّي كَثيرًا

It’s essential to express love and appreciation for family members, and the phrase “أحب أمي كثيراً” is a heartfelt way to say, “I love my mother very much.” Feel free to replace “أمي” with other family members like “أبي” for “my father” or “أخي” for “my brother.”

Family is the place where you feel comfortable

al-Usrah hiya al-makān alladhī tshʻr fīhi bālrrāḥh

الأسرة هي المكان الذي تشعر فيه بالرّاحة

When discussing the significance of family, you can use the phrase “الأسرة هي المكان الذي تشعر فيه بالرّاحة”, which means “Family is the place where you feel comfortable.” This phrase emphasizes the importance of a supportive and nurturing environment within the family.

My favorite brother is older than me.

Akhī almufaḍḍl akbru minny ʻumran

أخي المُفَضّل أكبرُ مِنّي عُمْرًا

Sharing details about your relationship with your siblings can bring about interesting conversations. You can use the phrase “أخي المفضل هو أكبر مني” to say, “My favorite brother is older than me.”

Marriage is a big responsibility.

Alzzwāju msʼwlyytun kbyrtun

الزّواجُ مسؤوليّةٌ كبيرةٌ

Marriage is a significant life event and a critical topic in conversations about family and relationships. To express the responsibility and commitment that come with marriage, use the phrase “الزّواج مسؤوليّةٌ كبيرةٌ”, which means “Marriage is a big responsibility.” This can lead to deeper discussions about values, traditions, and the challenges and joys of married life.

Real-life Scenarios

Now, we are going to see how you can use these Arabic phrases in real-life scenarios. Below we have two scenarios. In the first, two friends are catching up and checking on each other’s families. In the second, two people are making small talk about family in a gathering with a colleague. Pay close attention to how the new phrases you learned are used and their right context.

Catching Up with an Old Friend

Hello! How is your family?

مرحباً! كيف حال أسرتك؟

Everyone is well, thank you for asking. My family is big. How about your family? Do you have brothers or sisters?

الجميع بخير، شكرًا لسؤالك. عائلتي كبيرة. ماذا عن عائلتك؟ هل لديك إخوة أو أخوات؟

Yes, I have one brother and two sisters. We have a great time together.

نعم، لديّ أخٌ واحدٌ وأختين. نحن نقضي وقتًا طيّبًا معًا.

Meeting a Colleague’s Family at a Gathering

Welcome to our home! This is my young son.

مرحبًا بك في منزلنا! هذا ابني الصّغير.

Masha’Allah! He looks great. Let me introduce you to my eldest daughter.

ما شاء الله! يبدو رائعًا. سأعرّفك على ابنتي الكبرى.

We’re happy to meet you! Family is where we find support and comfort. We hope you feel welcome here in our home.

يسعدنا لقاءكم! الأسرة هي المكان الذي نجد فيه الدّعم والراحة. نأمل أن تشعروا بالترحيب هنا في منزلنا.

Conclusion: Arabic Culture and Talking about Family

In Arabic culture, like so many cultures, family is valuable, and talking about this topic is common and welcome, especially among friends. It shows care and interest in other people and encourages further conversation. The Arabic phrases related to family and relationships we learned in this blog are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the rich and diverse Arabic language.

We encourage you to learn and use these phrases, so you can foster stronger connections with Arabic-speaking friends, family members, or acquaintances, while also gaining a deeper understanding of the cultural values that form the basis of these relationships.

Further Practice

If you start using these phrases in your conversations today, you’ll soon find that discussing family and relationships in Arabic can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience. It will give you confidence and help you strengthen your relations.

To help you have further practice, we have for you a Quiz that will allow you to check your understanding of the new phrases you learned from this article.

Finally, we would also like to remind you to check our special Planner that you can use to speed up your learning journey. This planner features a rich 30-page worksheet accompanied by over 200 practical exercises and activities. It serves as an effective tool to reinforce your acquired knowledge and newly learned language and propel your learning journey with plenty of practice opportunities.

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So, you’ve studied Arabic for a while now. Simple sentences are old news (i.e. you’re silently pleading for your teacher not to go over jumlah ismiyyah yet again) and you’ve got a decent collection of relevant words all memorised. So you’re all set when your teacher asks you to write an essay about the topic in Arabic…right?

“Wrong!” says the fear in your eyes when you see the word count, as minuscule as it may be; a few hundred words in your native language definitely doesn’t seem as daunting as this .

It’s almost as if writing an essay in our target language makes us forget everything we’ve ever learnt about essays. And writing, unfortunately.

But there’s no need for stress—here’s four easy tips to simplify the process:

1 Think In Arabic

Often, when we’re writing in our target language, we tend to think of the exact sentence we want to produce in our native language then essentially try to translate it as pen hits paper. That’s where the problem comes in.

Trying to write via the process of translation is much more difficult and will most likely make your writing sound unnatural.

Instead, focus on what idea you want to convey and use the Arabic words and structures that you already know to express it. Much easier.

2 Learn “Copy and Paste” Phrases

One effective way to make your writing sound more sophisticated (and, well, to use up more of the word count) is to learn phrases that you can slot into pretty much any essay.

For example, here’s two simple phrases that I found whilst reading through Arabic articles: مهّد/يُمهِّد الطريق لِـ (“to pave the way for”) and على حافة الاِنهِيار (“on the verge of collapse”).

These phrases really came in handy during my writing tasks and exams at university since I could use them in the context of various topics. (A lot of things are on the verge of collapse, apparently).

3 Punctuate !

Okay, so maybe this was just me, but while my essays in English would be full of a plethora of punctuation, my Arabic essays would be lucky to get a comma thrown in. I think it probably took me three years to even get a bracket down on paper.

So throw those commas in! And the semicolons, colons, dashes, etc…

4 Remember What You Know About Essays

Think structure, connectives, varying sentence lengths, creating interest, clarity of expression.

There may be slight differences in certain aspects of writing style between English and Arabic, but don’t forget what you already know about writing essays in general. And definitely try to use Arabic texts as a source from which you can replicate structures and styles.

And, finally, remember that improvement takes practice —so keep writing .

If you have any other tips for writing Arabic essays, or any phrases that you yourself like to use, please do share them in the comments!

Edit: the book How to Write in Arabic (which I talked in the post Arabic Books on My Bookshelf ) has great guidelines for writing different types of text in Arabic—including a section for those “copy and paste” phrases!

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How To Say Friend in Arabic Male And Female

How To Say Friend in Arabic

The formal Classical Arabic word for friend is pronounced Sadiiq and written ﺻَﺪِﻳﻖ, while the Arabic word for female friend is written as ﺻَﺪِﻳﻘَﺔ and the pronunciation is sadiiqa. This word is derived from the Arabic root sadaqa (ص – د – ق), which holds the meaning of ‘to tell the truth, trueness, truthfulness’.

A true friend is someone who is always there for you, through the good times and the bad. They are reliable, trustworthy, and always willing to lend a helping hand or an ear to listen.

They are also honest and have your best interests at heart, even if it means giving you tough love or challenging you to be your best self.

So, it’s obvious how this is the word to refer to ‘a friend’, i.e: he is my ‘sadeek’, then he is the one to tell me the truth, he doesn’t tell me any false or lies, he doesn’t fool or deceive me, he is my truthfulness, so, he is my sadeek, my loyal honest friend.

However, there are also other words that can be used to refer to friends in Arabic, depending on the context and the level of formality as well as how it is said in dialect Arabic and in Standard Arabic.

Note that both are used daily and are understood in the whole Arab world with subtle shift in usage.

Read also: How To Say Hello In Arabic With Response .

Khaleel خليل

Khaleel is another Arabic word for friend. The female form is خليلة and pronounced khaleelah.

This word is used to describe someone who has gone so far into your life and your life details, maybe into your house, your family, your secrets, into the smallest details of of all your life, so, he is your close friend.

Arab people rarely use this word in their everyday life. It’s worth mentioning that this word is very unique in this context because Allah SWT has used it to describe prophet Ibrahim as being the Allah’s Khaleel (the Allah’s close friend)!

Refer to Chapter 4, Surah An-Nisa, verse 125 in The Holy Qurr’aan.

In Syria, the word rafeeq رفيق means a mate or a companion for male while rafeeqa رفيقة for female mate or companion.

It’s important to note that Arabic is a language with a complex system of formal and informal language, and the word you use to refer to a friend will depend on the relationship you have with them and the level of formality of the situation.

In general, it’s best to use the word “sadeeq” in formal situations and to be more careful about your word choice in more informal settings.

In conclusion, we have in Arabic more than one word to use for a friend.

Friend in Arabic Male

Here are some of the Arabic words for friend used for male:

Sadeeq صَدِيق
Saahib صاحِب
Rafeeq رَفِيق
Khaleel خليل
Waly وَلِيّ

Friend in Arabic Female

Here are some of the Arabic words for friend used for female:

Sadeeqa صَدِيقَة
Saahiba صاحبة
Rafeeqa رفيقة
Khaleela خليلة

Friends in Arabic

The Arabic word for friends is ﺃَﺻﺪِﻗَﺎﺀ and pronounced asdiqaa for masculine plural and ﺻَﺪِﻳﻘَﺎﺕ pronounced as Sadiiqaat for feminine plural.

My friend In Arabic

The Arabic words for my friend are:

Sadeeqiy صديقي my friend
Asdiqaa’i اصدقائي my friends
Sadeeqatiy صديقتي my friend (female)
Saahibiy صاحِبِي

Close friend In Arabic

The Arabic word for close friend is written as وَصِيل and the pronunciation is waseel.

Best friend In Arabic

The Arabic word for best friend is written صَفِيّ and the pronunciation is safiyyu.

Paragraph About Friend In Arabic

الصديق بعض الاوقات يصبح مثل الاخ من ام اخرى. انا لدي الكثير من الاصدقاء واحبهم واحترمهم جميعاً. احمد هو صديق خاص لي وهو صديق مقرب والمفضل. نحن اصدقاء لعدة سنوات. هو يقف معي عندما يكون لدي مصاعب وانا اقوم بالمثل له.

Meaning : A friend sometime becomes like a brother from another mother. I have many friends and I like them and respect them all. Ahmad is a special friend for me and he is my close and best friend. We have known each other for many years. He stands up with me when I have a hard time and I do the same to him.

تعرفت على صديقي قبل خمسة سنوات في المدرسة، الان هو الصديق المفضل لي. صديقي المفضل وانا نتقابل كل يوم، واذا لم نتقابل نتحدث في الهاتف. هو يعرف اخواني وابي، وانا اعرف عائلته. نحن نعيش في نفس الندينة، ونحن سافرنا سويتاً كثيراً. جميعنا نحب الالعاب الاكترونيه.

Meaning : I met my friend five years ago in school, now he is my best friend. My best friend and I meet everyday, and if we do not meet, we talk in the phone. He knows my brother and father, and I know his family. We live in the same city, and we have traveled together many times. We both like to play computer games.

Companion in Arabic

The Arabic word for companion is sahib” and written as صاحب. It is also another word for “friend” in Arabic. This word has more strict meaning and usage. The word صاحبة “sahiiba” can be used to refer to female.

This word means ‘a companion’ and usually a certain kind of companion, a companion who accompany you in a certain event or area but without necessarily being your true friend.

He has merely existed with you in that settings. So, it is not necessarily that he has your love, trust, approval or any of the qualities of a friendship.

Moreover, this word is used in The Qur’an to describe two religiously-contrast men, one a believer and the other a disbeliever and they both are described as beings (sahib); refer to Chapter 18, Surah Kahf verse 37 of The Holy Qur’an.

Hence, comes the meaning companion… he has company with you in a certain time and place for a certain event however long it lasted.

There are also many different Arabic words for friend, and they slightly differ from country to country.

For example, In Syria, the dialect word used for ‘a friend’ is different from the one used in Egypt; and both words are understood in both countries as generally ‘a friend’.

Expressions and more words containing friend in Arabic

The following is a list of several expressions relating to the words “sadeeq” in Arabic or “friend” in English.


sincere friend	صَفِيّ
intimate friend	إلْف ; نَجِيّ ; وَلِيجَة
honest friend	صَفِيّ
inseparable friend	وَصِيل
bosom friend	إلْف ; أنِيس ; صَفِيّ
friendly feeling	حَرَارَة ; مَوَدّة ; وَدّ
friendly atmosphere	أُنْس
friendly in Arabic	تَرْحِيب ; رَفِيق ; صَدِيق ; صاحِب ; قَرِيب ; قَلْبيّ ;
friendliness	أُلْفَة ; أُنْس ; حَمِيمِيّة
true friend	صَفِيّ
join as friends	تَرَافَق ; تَزَامَل ; تَصَادَق
be friends	تَخَالّ ; تَصَاحَبَ ; تَصَادَقَ
friendly to	رَفَقَ ; رَفُقَ (بِهِ أو لَهُ أو عَلَيْه)
friendly reproach	عَتْب ; عِتَاب ; مُعَاتَبَة
friendly relations	مَوَدّة ; وَدّ
unfriendly in Arabic	بارِد ; جافّ ; عُدْوانِيّ
unfriendliness in Arabic	إعْراض ; بُرُودَة ; جَفَاء
friendship in Arabic	أُلْفَة ; رِفْقَة ; صَدَاقَة ; صُحْبَة ; وَلاَء
intimate friendship	مُنَادَمَة
restore to friendship	أصْلَح بَيْنَهُم ; لاءَم بَيْنَهُم

In conclusion, if you want to say “friend” in Arabic, the word you’ll want to use is “sadeeq”. However, there are other words that can be used to refer to friends in Arabic, depending on the context and the level of formality of the situation.

As you continue to learn and practice Arabic, be sure to pay attention to these nuances and variations in order to communicate effectively with native speakers.

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Understanding and Talking About Family in Arabic

No matter what culture you visit, you’ll likely learn that the way other people think of family is completely different from how you do.

When you speak in your native language about your own family, you’re drawing on many years of ingrained cultural knowledge that shapes what you’re likely to share and what you’re likely to keep private. This cultural influence may even affect the way you present that knowledge.

But if you use another language to talk about your own family, like if you speak about your family in Arabic, you may sometimes find that it doesn’t quite line up. Certain phrases you expect to use aren’t there, and the person you’re speaking with may have a very different expectation of what you’re going to communicate.

All that to say: In order to take your Arabic studies to the next level, you’d better work on getting your knowledge about families in Arabic up to par.

You’ve come to the right place. In this article, you’ll read up on the following topics about family in Arabic:

Members of the family in Arabic
Describing your family in Arabic
How to talk about your family in Arabic effectively
Quotes about family in Arabic

But first, what is the family in Arabic cultures?

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What a Family is in Arabic Culture
The Nuclear Family in Arabic
The Extended Family in Arabic
What Marriage Does to the Words About Family
Expressions About the Family
How ArabicPod101 Can Teach You All You Need to Know About Arabic

1. What a Family is in Arabic Culture

Learning the words you need in a foreign language is one thing. But if you want to use them well, you’ve got to learn a little bit about the culture you’ll be in.

Although the name “Arab countries” covers quite a few very different regions , there are certain family values that tend to hold constant across the lines of culture.

People are loyal to their families in Arabic culture, thus the idea of family above all in Arabic countries. Every year during the Eid al-Fitr holiday, huge extended families unite for a celebration. Beyond just hanging out, though, people are expected to side with their families in disagreements, as well as help out family members in need, at the drop of a hat.

These connections hold strong across generations. Elders are consulted on matters large and small, and children begin imitating their parents at a young age. Children are expected to live with their parents until they start families of their own.

As you can imagine, the classical (and thus the modern standard) language has many unique terms to represent this very different way of looking at the family compared to what we’re used to in the West. Let’s begin with something not too far away.

2. The Nuclear Family in Arabic

The word أسرة ( usrah ) means your closest family, or what we often term the “immediate family” in English.

Here’s some family vocabulary Arabic people use for immediate family in Arabic-speaking countries:

English	Arabic	Pronunciation
Brother	أخ	ʾaḫ
Sister	أخت	ʾuḫt
Mother	أم	ʾum
Father	أب	ʾabb
Son	إبن	ʾibn
Daughter	إبنة	ʾbnah

Remember that you’re most often going to be speaking about your family, so here are a couple of phrases for just that.

My father is a doctor. أبي طبيب ʾabī ṭabīb

My sister is married. أختي متزوجة ʾuḫtī mutazawwiǧah

Like most languages, including English, there are formal and informal ways to say “father” and “mother” in Arabic. In English, this is like “father” compared to “papa.”

Where’s my mom? أين أمي؟ ʾayna ʾummī?

My dad is really tall! أبي طويل جدا! ʾabī ṭawīlun ǧiddan!

The word for “parent” is والد ( walid ), which can, of course, be used in the singular, though it’s far more common to see it in the dual form: والدان.

My parents live in Cairo . والداي يعيشان في القاهرة walidāy yaʿīšān fī al-qāhirah

Arabic normally doesn’t distinguish between older and younger siblings, unlike some Asian languages which have separate words for “younger sister” and “older sister.” So just like in English, you’d add the specific age words to be more clear.

For “older” use الاكبر, and for “younger” use الاصغر.

My older brother is shorter than me. أخي الأكبر أقصر مني ʾaḫī al-ʾakbar ʾaqṣaru minnī

My younger sister is smart. أختي الصغرى ذكية ʾuḫtī al-ṣuġrā ḏakyyah

3. The Extended Family in Arabic

Grandparents with Granddaughter Going through Photo Album

So that about covers it for the people you grow up around. How about the عائلة ( ʿāʾilah ), the “extended family?”

The best way to explain it all is in another chart. Although Arabic doesn’t make that older/younger distinction, there is a difference between maternal and paternal aunts/uncles (though not grandparents). On the whole, though, it’s not too many Family in Arabic words to memorize.

English	Arabic	Pronunciation
Grandfather	جد
Grandmother	جدة
Grandson	حفيد
Granddaughter	حفيدة
Paternal Uncle	عم
Paternal Aunt	عمة
Maternal Uncle	خال
Maternal Aunt	خالة
Cousin on Father’s Side	إبن عم / إبن عمة
Cousin on Mother’s Side	إبن خال / إبن خالة

As you can see, there are a number of patterns that start to become apparent pretty quickly. To go a little bit deeper, we can distinguish between male and female cousins by adding the word إبن ( ibn ) for men and بنت ( bint ) for women. Check it out.

My (female) cousin lives with her parents. إبنة عمي تعيش مع والديها ʾibnatu ʿammī taʿīšu maʿ waldayhā

I like to work out with my (male) cousin. أحب ممارسة الرياضة مع إبن عمي ʾuḥibbu mumārasatu al-riyāḍah maʿ ʾibn ʿammī

4. What Marriage Does to the Words About Family

Have you ever been to an Arab wedding , or at least seen videos? They’re big deals, full of formality and tradition.

It’s no wonder that the Arabic language would not only have many specialized words for the marriage ceremonies, but also that the way people refer to each other before and after marriage might change too.

Leading up to the wedding, we have:

English	Arabic	Pronunciation
Boyfriend	شريك
Girlfriend	شريكة
Fiancé	خطيب
Fianceé	خطيبة
Groom	عريس
Bride	عروسة

In many more conservative families, the relationship tends to progress immediately from “friend” to “fiancé.” However, in others, there’s space for the Western habit of having a relationship first.

After the wedding festivities end?

Well, there’s no neutral word for “spouse” in Arabic. One must either say زوجة ( zawǧah ) for “wife” or زوج ( zawǧ ) for “husband.”

Traditionally, a bride will move in with the husband’s family after marriage, and the parents of both the bride and the groom maintain close contact. The families are wed, not just the individuals; essentially, you’ve become a joint family in Arabic culture. Therefore, there’s a whole set of vocabulary in this sphere. Time for another quick chart.

Son-in-law	زوج البنت
Daughter-in-law	زوجة الإبن
Father-in-law	حمى
Mother-in-law	حماة
Brother-in-law	أخ الزوج(ة)
Sister-in-law	أخت الزوج(ة)

5. Expressions About the Family

And now for something that I think sheds more light on family relations in Arabic than anything else: idioms and sayings related to family life. This is a fun and insightful way of describing family in Arabic.

الأقربون أولى بالمعروف Your relatives (in need) are more deserving of your generosity. (Family before friends.)

The concept of “brotherhood” or الأخوة ( al-ʾuḫuwwah ) is something that you see over and over in traditional Arabic teachings.

I and my brother against my cousin, I and my cousin against a stranger. أنا وأخي على إبن عمي وأنا وإبن عمي على الغريب ʾnā waʾaḫī ʿalā ʾibn ʿammī waʾanā waʾibnu ʿammī ʿalā al-ġarīb
Without a brother, you’re like a person rushing to battle without a weapon. إن مَنْ لا أخا له كَساعٍ إلى المعركة بغير سلاح ʾinna man lā ʾaḫā lahu kasāʿin ʾilā al-maʿrakah biġayri silāḥ
Your brother is who’s honest with you, not who believes you. أخوك من صَدَقك لا من صدّقك ʾaḫūka man ṣadaqaka lā man ṣaddaqak

And finally, the love between a parent and child is eternal, a concept found in every language. Here’s what people say about that in Arabic:

When your son grows up, become his brother. إن كبر ابنك آخيه ʾin kabura ibnuka ʾāḫīh

And the Egyptian saying:

Only your grandchild is dearer to you than your child. أعز من الولد ولد الولد ʾaʿaz min el-weld weld el-weld

Grandmother Embracing Granddaughter in Field

6. How ArabicPod101 Can Teach You All You Need to Know About Arabic

Really, when it comes to something as important as family in Arabic, you can’t treat it with enough respect.

On the one hand, Arabs are famously welcoming to foreigners and will tend to let even relatively big language slip-ups slide as long as it’s clear that respect was intended.

But on the other hand, as I mentioned, family is such an important part of any culture that if it becomes clear you’re not making any effort to understand its significance, well, woe betide you.

I can’t help you be better at respecting things—but I can give you advice about learning things. And one of the best ways to make these particular vocabulary words stick is to find a nice long Arabic TV series and watch a couple dozen episodes.

There are a number of thirty-episode Ramadan specials filmed in Modern Standard Arabic that have enough family schemes and betrayals to make sure you’ll never forget the words .

When you get to that point, your Arabic family will welcome you with open arms.

But for now, we hope that this article on family in Arabic proved helpful to you. Did you learn anything interesting about the Arab family culture? Let us know in the comments! And while you’re at it, why not practice describing family in Arabic writing by writing us a family paragraph in Arabic? We look forward to hearing what you have to say.

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How to Say 'Friend' in Arabic

A 'friend' is someone you can rely on, share experiences with, confide in and receive support from. In this article, we'll explore many ways of how to say friend in Arabic with various synonyms.

How to Say Friend in Arabic

The word "friend" has several synonyms in Arabic and they reflect different nuances and contexts of friendship. Here are a few, along with their meanings in English:

صديق (Sadiq)

Meaning: "Friend."
Example: ".لدي أفضل صديق في العالم" (Ladii 'afdal sadiq fi al-alam) - "I have the best friend in the world."

Here are the variations of "صديق" (sadiq) in Arabic depending on whom you’re addressing:

صديق (Sadiq) - (sing, masc.)
صديقة (Sadiqa) - (sing, fem.)
صديقات (Sadiqat) - (plur, fem.)
أصدقاء (Asdiqa') - (plur, masc, or mixed)

صاحب (Sahib)

Example: ".زارني صاحبي اليوم" (Zarni sahibi al-yawm) - "My friend visited me today."

رفيق (Rafiq)

Meaning: "Companion."
Example: ".كنت أبحث عن رفيق في الرحلة" (Kuntu abhath 'an rafiq fi al-rihla) - "I was looking for a companion for the trip."

Here are the variations of "رفيق" (rafiq) in Arabic depending on whom you’re addressing:

رفيق (Rafiq) - (sing, masc.)
رفيقة (Rafiqa) - (sing, fem.)
رفيقات (Rafiqat) - (plur, fem.)
رفقاء (Rufaqa') - (plur, masc, or mixed)

خليل (Khalil)

Meaning: "Close Friend."
Example: ".هذا خليلي أحمد" (Hatha Khalili Ahmad) - "This is my close friend Ahmad."

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My Best Friend Essay in English (100, 200, 300, 500 Words)

A best friend is a special and unforgettable person in our lives and will stay longer than other common friends. We share most of the things, conversations, and important talks and support them anytime in our lives.

In this topic, we are discussing the best friend and the memories that we all spent with our friends and best friends.

We have covered an essay pattern in various paragraphs of around 100 words, 200 words, 300 words, and 500 words, respectively, that helps many of the children or students of class 2 to 12th to understand the short and descriptive essay pattern of the best friend.

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My Best Friend Essay 100 Words

I always thank God that he sent Rahul into my life as my best friend, and I also wish that everyone has a friend like Rahul. Rahul and I met on the first day of school after the summer vacation when we were studying in the 5th standard.

I also remember an incident when our class teacher asked him about his previous school and the place from where he came. He is a good speaker, and he gave an interesting answer to everyone in his introduction in class.

He is good at studies and also a good athlete. He loves running and singing too, and his handwriting is also very neat and clean. I feel happy to become his friend, and he also loves my company, and we spend most of our time together.

My Best Friend Essay 200 Words

I have had a lot of friends since childhood, but Raghav is one of the kindest and most trustworthy friends for me. I must say that Rohan has been my best friend since childhood. He is a very good person and a true friend because he has a good manner that he never lies to anyone, and hates people who lie to him. He is a kind boy and also a sincere student. We both live in the same building, and our apartments are also in front of each other.

My parents also met my friend in the school at the parents-teachers meeting, and they also like Raghav and his sincerity. We both have been in the same class from the 3rd standard until now. We are in the 10th standard now, and we both help each other in the preparation for Board exams, which will be held in the month of March.

He always invites me to his house to play video games with him. Every Sunday, we both enjoy playing video games with popcorn and juice together. Sometimes, our school teachers also wonder about our true friendship and the strong bond between us. He has a set of badminton rackets and a shuttle, and we also play together in the evening near our building. We both love each other’s company.

My Best Friend Essay 300 Words

Everyone has at least a single friend who is more than just a friend to them. Getting a friend is common, but getting a true friend is very rare and a bit special. It is like a big achievement for people to get a trustworthy and lifelong best friend. I also had a best friend in my life too since childhood. His name is Ganaraj, and his mother is Telugu. We are neighbors too and also classmates. We always sit together in school and also spend most of the time together.

He is a very talented person and always supports me in my studies. We both like mathematics, and also we love to solve maths numerical problems. I like to play games, and we both always play games together and participate in the sports that are held in school. Our favorite sport is Cricket, and we both are good all-rounders on our school cricket team. Our class teacher always suggests and supports us to play cricket even better and also helps in education to achieve success in life.

He is very valuable to me, and I always value his friendship as I value my parents. He is like my family, as a brother from another mother. Whenever I need his help and support, my best friend is there for me to hold me. We both live in the precious moment and create memories that will stay with me forever. Our friendship is a kind of beautiful relationship, and I hope any kind will never break these mistakes. Every Sunday, we go together to a playground near our locality, and we spend most of our time there. My parents also like Ganaraj to be my friend. Everyone is happy with our friendship and has a strong bond that never goes down in any situation.

My Best Friend Essay 500 Words

My best friend’s name is Siddhart Jadhav. We have been friends since class 7th A in Alfred Nobel High School. We both studied in the same school in childhood but not in the same class as our sections are different. Later that time, all the students from all the sections are sorted according to the previous academics’ percentages and grades and separated into four different sections. Due to this separation, I met Siddhart in the 7th A, and we became friends at that time. Later, time goes by, and our friendship bond becomes stronger, and we become best friends with each other and spend most of our time together in school, tuition, and extra classes. We also sit on the same bench in the classroom.

Our likes and dislikes are also common, and we also love to dance and sing. In every annual gathering and other function that is held in our school, we both participate and give our best performances. We never wanted to win the competitions, our intention was to enjoy the gathering. Some of our school teachers don’t like our togetherness and friendship, but some of them loved and always blessed our strong bonded friendship to stay longer and longer. Siddharth and I always talked in the running classroom, and most of the time, our teacher also punished both of us by standing outside the classroom. We always tried to irritate the lecturer in the chemistry lectures by asking tons of doubts and questions. We eat tiffin boxes sitting on the last benches.

Apart from this naughtiness, Siddharth is very punctual, and he is never late for coming to school and attending classes. He always completes his homework at a given time and being with him, I also start studying very well and completing my homework on time. He keeps his books and copies very clean. His writing is very nice and encourages me to write cleanly and clearly for better understanding. My parents also compliment my friend that being with him, I also become responsible and a good student.

Siddharth and I are both excellent football players and athletes. When we both start playing the football game, the opponent team never wins. Our sports teacher always motivates us and tells us that we will become good football players one day. My parents also know Siddharth very much, and they like his pleasant behavior. Feel free when Siddharth and I stay together, whether for playing games, video games, study, or for going out to have fun with other classmates. Siddharth is my best friend, my first friend. He is the one who offers me help in my studies when I need it, supports me and always shows love to me, defends me, and stands by my side in any situation no matter what.

In academics, my best friend, Siddharth, is chosen to be awarded the best student of the year in the 10th class. He is one of the brilliant students of our school and also won many of the competitions that were held in school. He is like a well-wisher, and I always enjoyed his company. He, too, feels secure and relieved by spending time with me as well. He is like a problem-solving friend to me. I never wanted to lose him in my life.

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Is there a common expression that translates to "My Friend"?

As a deck officer onboard a merchant ship, I frequently transit through the Suez Canal. Almost all Egyptian people I've met there refer to me/my colleagues as "My friend", even in unfriendly/stressful situations. So I was wondering, is there a common expressio that roughly translates to "My Friend", and if so, what is the usage?

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Unforgettable Experience, Trips & Memories With My Friends Essay

The student reflects on the importance of friends in our lives, recalling his own experiences shared with them. From engaging conversations to memorable trips, he details how a friendship can bring meaningful joy and comfort that lasts beyond any momentary pleasure or adversity.

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Essay 1: My Friends

Having friends to share our laughter, tears, and adventures with is something we often take for granted. As a student I was lucky enough to make some of the best pals around who have helped form me into the person I am today – truly invaluable!

My friends are my sounding board; I can always open up and share whatever is on my mind, from silly secrets to life-changing dreams. They pick me up when things get tough and cheer for me even louder than I do whenever I reach a milestone! With them by my side, every day of life becomes an adventure full of joys big or small.

My friends are a beautiful bouquet of uniqueness – a diverse array of personalities, passions and capabilities. But the most precious petals in this bunch have to be their kindness, loyalty and unwavering support for me through thick and thin!

Spending quality time with my friends is an absolute blast! From playing sports, to watching movies and discovering new places, it’s never a dull moment. Even when we don’t agree 100%, our friendship always manages to pull us through whatever challenge comes its way.

I’m continually blessed with the most remarkable friends who constantly encourage and support me through thick and thin. They lift my spirits, help make me a better version of myself, as well as motivate me to really reach for all that life has to offer, it’s truly priceless! For this beautiful friendship we share, I am forever thankful- cherished moments together are something no one can ever take away from us.

From bouncing laughter to unflinching support, friends are the ultimate source of comfort and joy. And I’m so glad for mine -: they make life a blast! What would we do without them? So let’s take this moment to appreciate our connections with each other; it is these relationships that bring us such immense happiness.

Essay 2: Unforgettable Experience with My Friends

My friends are the greatest blessing I’ve ever received! Last summer, we decided to take a break from everyday life and sneak away into nature. We all loaded up on camping supplies – tents, food you name it – before setting off for our adventure in the woods. It was an unforgettable experience that none of us will soon forget!

After a long day of fun and exploration, our group found ourselves huddled around the campfire. We swapped stories and shared plenty of laughs as we cooked marshmallows to perfection over the crackling flames! Plus, who can resist hot chocolate on a chilly evening? Needless to say, it was one for the books – an unforgettable night that I’ll cherish forever.

We kicked off the morning with a plunge into icy lake waters, but nothing could dampen our enthusiasm for this special adventure. With sun-kissed faces and hearts full of happy memories, we departed – each one looking forward to many more days just like this!

Essay 3: The Last Time I Saw My Friends

It was an unforgettable party night with my crew! We celebrated the occasion with dinner and karaoke. All of a sudden there was a pandemic. Dinner is forever etched in our memory as a special time that we all share.

Then everything changed. A pandemic hit and we were all stuck at home. We had to cancel all plans and meetings. It was hard not being able to see my friends, but I kept in touch with them through social media and video calls.

We will meet again when the situation improves. I can’t wait to see my friends and catch up on everything that has happened to her this past year. I miss her.

Essay 4: An Adventure Trip with My Friends

Last summer, I went on an adventure trip with my friends. We decided to take a road trip to explore the countryside. We rented a van and packed up. We were so excited to start our journey.

I had a great time hiking, exploring new places, and enjoying the beauty of nature. It was the perfect mix of adventure, fun and friendship. We clicked lots of pictures, played games, and sang songs around the campfire in the evenings.

On the last day, we exchanged presents and thanked each other for making wonderful friends in our lives. Traveling was not just about having fun. It was about creating memories to cherish for a lifetime.

In summary, an adventure trip with friends is one of life’s most beautiful experiences. It helps you relax, reconnect with nature, and strengthen your bond with your friends. I am blessed to have wonderful friends who always inspire me to explore new horizons and make the most of life.

Essay 5: I Love My Friends Essay

Friends are the most important part of our lives. They are the ones who stand by us through thick and thin, and we can always count on them to be there for us. I am lucky to have such amazing friends in my life, and I am grateful for each and every one of them.

My friends are my support system, and they are always there to cheer me up when I am feeling down. We share many memories together, from fun nights out to heart-to-heart conversations over coffee. No matter what we are doing, we always have a great time together.

One of the reasons I love my friends so much is that they accept me for who I am. They never judge me, and they are always there to offer a listening ear or a shoulder to cry on. We may have our differences, but we always find a way to work through them.

Another reason I love my friends is that they make me a better person. They inspire me to be my best self, and they encourage me to pursue my dreams. I am constantly learning from them, and I know that I would not be where I am today without their love and support.

In conclusion, I love my friends more than words can express. They have brought so much joy and happiness into my life, and I am truly blessed to have them. I look forward to creating many more memories with them in the future and am grateful for the wonderful gift of their friendship.

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Essay: The Importance of Friendship In 100 Words

My Best Friend Essay in English | 100, 150, 200, 300, 500 Words

My Best Friend Essay in English: Best friend is one of the most beautiful gifts in life. In this article, you are going to learn how to write an essay on my best friend in English. We’ve provided 5 essays here (100, 150, 200, 300, and 500 words). All the essays will be helpful for students of classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. So, let’s begin.

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My Best Friend Essay: 100 Words

I have many friends in school. But Akash is my best friend. We read in the same class and same section. He is polite and well-mannered. He is an ideal student. He is very smart and intelligent. He always obeys his parents and teachers. He wants to become an engineer. His favourite game is cricket. He is the captain of our school team.

Akash helps me to become a better person. We share our feelings, emotions, and happiness with each other. We study and play together. I want him to be successful in life. We hope our friendship will last forever.

Essay on My Best Friend: 150 Words

The world looks dark without a true Friend. I am fortunate that I have a best friend. Her name is Riya. We are friends since childhood. Riya is my class fellow. She is a soft-spoken girl. She is tall and good-looking. She is sincere and attentive in her studies. She belongs to a middle-class family.

Riya is a disciplined and obedient girl. Her hobbies are drawing, singing, and dancing. Everyone admires her because of her good behavior. Her aim in life is to be a doctor. Riya and I study and play together. We share our secrets, happiness, and sadness with each other. Whenever I face any problem, she helps me to get rid of the problem by providing the best solutions. I feel really lucky to have her as my best friend. May God give everyone a friend like Riya.

Essay About Best Friend: 200 Words

Man is a gregarious animal. He can not live alone. He wants to talk, love, and meet his fellow man, so he wants to have a friend. A friend is a person whom one loves, likes, talks and often meets, This brings happiness to a man’s life. A friendless man is never happy. He leads a sad life.

It is difficult to get a good friend. It is truly said that “Words are easy, like the wind; Faithful friends are hard to find.” My friend Rajesh is a faithful friend. Rajesh is my classmate and a close friend of mine. He belongs to a rich family. His father is a popular doctor. Mahesh is a simple and handsome boy. He is always smiling.

Rajesh has many qualities. He is a laborious boy. He is always serious for study. He is attentive in class and a topper in class examinations. He is practical and wears clean and neat dress. He is kind and helpful to other students. He is good at Mathematics. So, whenever I find difficulties in my Mathematics homework he helps me out. He is never proud. He takes keen interest in school activities, games, and sports. He takes an active part in debates.

Rajesh is a friend who guides me on the right path in life. I want him to be with me in every aspect of my life.

Essay on Best Friend: 300 Words

A true friend is a precious thing. Without a friend, life is dull and boring. I am really lucky to have a true friend. There are 5-6 friends of mine. But Rahul is my real friend. He is a genuine friend. Rahul is my best friend. We are made for each other.

I am proud of Rahul, and so is Rahul of me. We cannot live even for a single day without seeing each other. He has been my class fellow since my early childhood. Our friendship is natural and so everlasting. He comes from a respectable family. His mother is a religious lady and a housewife. Rahul is the only child of his parents. They love Rahul more than their own life. My parents also love him as dearly as they love me.

Rahul’s father is the Principal of a degree college. He is very learned and knowledgeable. And so, Rahul has inherited good intelligence and wisdom. He is brilliant in his studies. Science subjects are his favourite.

He helps me in these subjects. I am very good in English, and help him in this subject. There is a healthy competition between us. But are never envious of each other’s achievements.

Rahul wants to become a big and successful engineer. I want to be a lecturer. Rahul is a very good story-teller and singer. But he likes my jokes and anecdotes the best. We have a common hobby of collecting stamps. We both have a very good collection of stamps. We exchange stamps and information on the subject.

Rahul’s nature is sweet. He is very lovable. He often visits our house and in return, I also pay him visits. I am really lucky to have him as my friend. We together share our joys and sorrows. I have learnt much from him.

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My Best Friend Essay: 500 Words

Introduction.

‘A man is known by the company he keeps’, Says a proverb. Hence one needs to be very careful in selecting friends. As Shakespeare has pointed out in his play ‘As You Like It’, ‘Most friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly’. Fair-weather friends are plenty; true and reliable friends are few and far between.

My Best Friend

I have many friends in my school , but most of them are only so-called friends. They are not dependable. Out of them, only Arvind is my true and sincere friend. He is my best friend. I am, indeed, proud of his friendship.

Arvind is the only son of a district court judge. Even then he is very humble and modest. His financial position is sound and enviable. Yet prosperity has not turned him proud and rude. He is not puffed with pride.

His Qualities

Arvind has all the fine qualities of head and heart. He is tall, healthy, and handsome. He is affectionate, kind, sociable, and extremely helpful. He is a good sportsman on the playground and an inviable scholar in the classroom. All praise, honour, and admiration sit lightly on him. He is not swollen-headed. He is all the more modest and polite because of them.

He is a hard-working boy. He is kind and compassionate. His heart melts at the sight of poverty, sickness and human suffering of any kind. In order to serve the suffering humanity selflessly, he has decided to become a doctor and set up his medical practice in some rural Adivasi area. He often says that the selfless service of the poor is the true service of God.

Our Friendship

I am so proud that I have such an ideal friend like Arvind. Because of his company and rare friendship, my outlook, attitude, and behaviour have been positively influenced. His friendship has given a new, healthy dimension to my life and I, now, look forward to a happy and bright future.

Arvind is indeed, the architect of my life and the moulder of my destiny in the right direction. He is my friend, guide, and philosopher. I envy myself for having such an ideal friend.

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