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What means these expressions? يا خراب على مهلك هات كل ما عندك على ما أعتقد than you!
Jan 15, 2015 12:51 PM
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يا خراب : literally means " oh ruins " but in the informal Egyptian Arabic it is an expression of deep grief, bad surprise or shock على مهلك : literally means " slow down " but in the informal Arabic it means " take it easy" هات كل ما عندك : literally means " give me all you have " but in the informal Arabic it means " tell me all you got" or " bring it on" if in case of challenge على ما أعتقد : it means "I guess" or " I think so" These are the closest I can explain, if not enough, they might get you started :)
January 15, 2015
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- على ما أعتقد could mean "as far as i know". - هات كل ما عندك could mean "tell me all what you know". - على مهلك could mean "take it easy" or "make it easy on yourself". - يا خراب or يا خرابي is a grief expression in Egyptian slang dialect to be said in times of sudden shock and disasters, it could mean "i'm a dead man/woman" or "i'm losing every thing". Please note there are not literal translations, i'm picking the closest English expressions with the same meaning.
January 15, 2015
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