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What is the difference between 'ya gameel' and 'ya habibi'?
I think both are terms of endearment. Can either be used for just a friend or do both imply a boyfriend/girlfriend?
2 de sep. de 2010 14:52
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ya gameel means ur beautiful the word is mascular but u can say it to boys or girls the same meaning but habibi means my love . u say habibi to someone is close like husband or son. for example u can say to ur son calm down baby means ehda ya habibi. so habibi also can use as flirtation women to man or vise verse.
2 de septiembre de 2010
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'ya gameel' means 'you are beautiful'
'ya habibi' means 'my love'
they used between friends.
2 de septiembre de 2010
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" Ya jameel " means " O beautiful ".
" Ya habibi " means " O my beloved " .
Both of these expressions are used in either a friendly way or between the belovers and they are actually a kind of flirting or praising.
3 de septiembre de 2010
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'ya gameel' it mean 'you are beautiful'
'ya habibi' it mean 'my love'
they are used between friends & couples.
2 de septiembre de 2010
What if a girl start using this word in conversation and you have no idea what to interpret it !!!
'ya habibi' & 'thank you habibi' was the words she used. Should one reply with 'habibti'?
What should be a proper reply? Google doesn't help much but hope you guys can.
4 de enero de 2015
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Lisa_USA
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Árabe, Inglés, Francés, Italiano
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