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In this article you will learn about some Arabic words in the Egyptian dialect that do not have a direct equivalent in English.
2018年6月8日 00:00
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لا باس is used very widely in Morocco as well, as either a question (how are you/everything okay?) or an answer (everything's good)!
Q: كدايرة لا باس؟
A: لا باس الحمدلله شكرا
2018年6月15日
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Hi Aliph, I'm not sure but I think that ma3lich come from ما عليه شيء
it have same meaning too: there is no thing bad here
it's used also in other dialects than Egyptian (I think I heard Algerian use it )
it have same meaning too: there is no thing bad here
it's used also in other dialects than Egyptian (I think I heard Algerian use it )
2018年6月13日
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Aliph
As Omar said معلش is from ما عليه شيء. Also عقبالك is from عُقْبَى لَكَ
I believe all Arabs use these expression in same way. So they are good terms to be known.
As Omar said معلش is from ما عليه شيء. Also عقبالك is from عُقْبَى لَكَ
I believe all Arabs use these expression in same way. So they are good terms to be known.
2018年6月13日
3
Not Egyptian dialect, Egyptian accent, for more information just google the differenced ,
Regards.
Regards.
2018年6月13日
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Thank you for topic
2018年6月19日
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