What’s the difference between ‘Habibi’ and ‘Habibti’ in Arabic?
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People use Habibi to refer to a person by that they love, also people can add the word ‘Khalas’ which is a casual way of ending the sentence.
Habibti is used when talking specifically about someone you love or feel passionate for. For example, if one says, “I love your new hair style,” he might say, “khallas tahtikhabo/,ta3likheshe”, an I Love Your New Hair Style in Arabic.
Habeeb comes from the word Hubb (love). It means those who are loved and have attained their right deserving of being beloved; it has all shades of meanings beneath it such as a friend with whom the secrets are safe.
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