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Greetings in Egyptian Arabic Hi, So far, I have learned the following greetings in Egyptian Arabic. - as-salam 3alaykom. / wa 3alaykom as-salam. - ahlan! <--- Do Egyptians say this, too, or is this more of a Lebanese/Syrian thing? - mar7aba! <--- Do Egyptians say this, too, or is this more of a Lebanese/Syrian thing? - Sabaa7 el-kheyr. / Sabaa7 el-nour. (Other variations: Sabaa7 el-fol, Sabaa7 el-2esh6a.) - masaa2 el-kheyr. / masaa2 el-nour. etc. What other greetings are there that are commonly heard in Egyptian Arabic? Thank you.
14 ก.พ. 2019 เวลา 4:48
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اهلا is standard arabic but usually intonation makes the difference ma7aba or ya mara7eb is standard arabic as well 7abibi! can be used as a welcoming word even on thw phone as you get to the know the caller " escp a friwnd or family" wht you got here is sufficient the others are seasonal but " kol sana we enta tayeb " will fit best of luck
21 กุมภาพันธ์ 2019
I think mar7aba is used in Levantine. In Egyptian it means welcome not Hi.
17 กุมภาพันธ์ 2019
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