@jessicamalatyrivera: Bless your heart, حبيبي

Kelly :

As a Southern woman, I knew immediately! 😂

Alex :

I once worked with a guy named Habibi...not just a nickname, it's on his government ID

vivian.nima :

It’s when we say gurl in a certain tone

TooTallBB06 :

I heard "dum dum" or "stupid m-fer" with all context 😂

Vicky :

I understood the tone 🤣 - I can’t wait until the swearing in ceremony-

adrussell21 :

Habibi, that undergone cornbred heart.

ValleyGirl :

His tone told me, love him for that

Sam Watkins :

He really did say, “Bless your heart.” And we ALL know.

flomoloko :

My favorite new word! Reminds me of Pura Vida and its many neat uses.

Ciego64 :

Ironically, that is the only word of Arabic that I know I got the joke, immediately!! it was delicious!!

Mskay323 :

I loved this…. 🤏🏽

BeBop’s Garage :

Oh sweetie…

Izzydealer :

I've been using Habibi with my coworkers for the last decade. I am a catholic raised Latino.

Joebob7288🖤 :

His face says it all!

bound2bscarlet :

Honestly, I just learned this. I did Google it to learn the literal meaning however, I understood the intention before learning the definition. 😁🥰

user5189398696701 :

I’ve added “habibi” to my lexicon! 🥰

Gratefulwoman465 :

My new favorite word.

Travis_of_America :

And the pause..

Abdul Al-Araj عبدُالكريم :

RobinJ :

The first time heard this I nearly choked. I'm Southern. I know that tone

Abbysmom :

Like when my mom called me missy.

Lola 3010 :

It surprised me cause we call our grandmother habibi

cubbynpeluche :

I loved it! My husband loved it even more. "Bless his heart" I my language, Pendejo.😳😁😂

Steedzy :

He called him son. I know that doesn’t translate directly, but he called him son in Arabic. And I’m here for it

Travis_of_America :

That’s what I got.