العربية

An Arabic Phrase for Greeting someone at Ramadan: "رمضان كريم!"

"رمضان كريم!" means "Ramadan Kareem!" and it's the basic Arabic expression used for greeting someone at Ramadan. It's very handy at celebrations and holidays. To answer, you can say something like "الله أكرم، وكل عام وأنتم بخير." (Blessings to you too, and may you be well every year). You can keep the conversation going by reacting with something like "أتمنى لكم شهرًا مباركًا." (I wish you a blessed month).

Examples

رمضان كريم!

Ramadan Kareem!

الله أكرم، وكل عام وأنتم بخير.

Blessings to you too, and may you be well every year.

أتمنى لكم شهرًا مباركًا.

I wish you a blessed month.