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In the song Poovukkul from the movie Jeans (1998), when the Empire State Building is shown, there is a chorus of "Je vous aime" ("I love you" in French) along with a line sounding like "jeau zang fi" (sorry if I transcribed it very badly).

Similarly, when the Pyramids of Giza are shown, there is a chorus of "ajooba ajooba" ("wonder" in Arabic) and something like "ooh aao imoki" (sorry if I transcribed it poorly once again). I want to know what these sentences sung in the chorus are which I am not able to understand.

This is the Google Drive link for the reversed audio of 4:23-4:41 from the above linked video, which can be helpful if the "ooh aao imoki" phrase is a reverse of something in some language as suggested in the answer below.

I have searched about these on Google but couldn't find anything.

In the song Poovukkul from the movie Jeans (1998), when the Empire State Building is shown, there is a chorus of "Je vous aime" ("I love you" in French) along with a line sounding like "jeau zang fi" (sorry if I transcribed it very badly).

Similarly, when the Pyramids of Giza are shown, there is a chorus of "ajooba ajooba" ("wonder" in Arabic) and something like "ooh aao imoki" (sorry if I transcribed it poorly once again). I want to know what these sentences sung in the chorus are which I am not able to understand.

This is the Google Drive link for the reversed audio of 4:23-4:41 from the above linked video, which can be helpful if the "ooh aao imoki" phrase is a reverse of something in some language.

I have searched about these on Google but couldn't find anything.

In the song Poovukkul from the movie Jeans (1998), when the Empire State Building is shown, there is a chorus of "Je vous aime" ("I love you" in French) along with a line sounding like "jeau zang fi" (sorry if I transcribed it very badly).

Similarly, when the Pyramids of Giza are shown, there is a chorus of "ajooba ajooba" ("wonder" in Arabic) and something like "ooh aao imoki" (sorry if I transcribed it poorly once again). I want to know what these sentences sung in the chorus are which I am not able to understand.

I have searched about these on Google but couldn't find anything.

In the song Poovukkul from the movie Jeans (1998), when the Empire State Building is shown, there is a chorus of "Je vous aime" ("I love you" in French) along with a line sounding like "jeau zang fi" (sorry if I transcribed it very badly).

Similarly, when the Pyramids of Giza are shown, there is a chorus of "ajooba ajooba" ("wonder" in Arabic) and something like "ooh aao imoki" (sorry if I transcribed it poorly once again). I want to know what these sentences sung in the chorus are which I am not able to understand.

This is the Google Drive link for the reversed audio of 4:23-4:41 from the above linked video, which can be helpful if the "ooh aao imoki" phrase is a reverse of something in some language as suggested in the answer below.

I have searched about these on Google but couldn't find anything.

In the song Poovukkul from the movie Jeans (1998), when the Empire State Building is shown, there is a chorus of "Je vous aime" ("I love you" in French) along with a line sounding like "jeau zang fi" (sorry if I transcribed it very badly).

Similarly, when the Pyramids of Giza are shown, there is a chorus of "ajooba ajooba" ("wonder" in Arabic) and something like "ooh aao imoki" (sorry if I transcribed it poorly once again). I want to know what these sentences sung in the chorus are which I am not able to understand. I have searched about it on Google but couldn't find anything.

In the song Poovukkul from the movie Jeans (1998), when the Empire State Building is shown, there is a chorus of "Je vous aime" ("I love you" in French) along with a line sounding like "jeau zang fi" (sorry if I transcribed it very badly).

Similarly, when the Pyramids of Giza are shown, there is a chorus of "ajooba ajooba" ("wonder" in Arabic) and something like "ooh aao imoki" (sorry if I transcribed it poorly once again). I want to know what these sentences sung in the chorus are which I am not able to understand. 

I have searched about these on Google but couldn't find anything.