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Old 02-28-2008, 12:45 PM   #91 (permalink)
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the wrd "bo3dak" means "far away from you"
to my learning am an arabian and it has just that one meaning to it
hope that helped?
Thanks alot N Ofcourse it helped
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maviii can u traslate it?
(MONTHS)
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
december

ok... the months in arabic have different wrds for it, or we use different words. i dont know if u know that cuz of the islamic calender which is just like the lunar calender. goes by 12 months .. ( u know what here you go a lil description abt it) "The Islamic calendar or Muslim calendar (Arabic: التقويم الهجري; at-taqwīm al-hijrī; Persian: تقویم هجري قمری ‎ taqwīm-e hejri-ye qamari; also called the Hijri calendar) is the calendar used to date events in many predominantly Muslim countries, and used by Muslims everywhere to determine the proper day on which to celebrate Islamic holy days. It is a lunar calendar having 12 lunar months in a year of about 354 days. Because this lunar year is about 11 days shorter than the solar year, Islamic holy days, although celebrated on fixed dates in their own calendar, usually shift 11 days earlier each successive solar year, such as a year of the Gregorian calendar. Islamic years are also called Hijra years because the first year was the year during which the Hijra occurred—Islamic prophet Muhammad's emigration from Mecca to Medina. Thus each numbered year is designated either H or AH, the latter being the initials of the Latin anno Hegirae (in the year of the Hijra).[1]

The current Islamic Year is 1429 AH."
************************************************** ****
January:
"yanayeir"
ناير, كانون الثاني يناير, الشهر اّول في التقويم الغريغوري
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February:
"shbat"
شباط, فبراير, الشهر الثاني من التقويم الغريغوري
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March:
"athear"
مارس, آذار
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April:
"nesan"
ابريل, نيسان, الشهر الرابع في التقويم الغريغوريى
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May:
"ayar"
مايو, آيار, الشهر الخامس, نوار, ربيع العمر
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June:
"huzayran"
"unio"
حزيران
يونيو
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July:
"tamoz"
"uolio"
يوليو, تموز
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August:
"ab"
"aghostos"
آب, أغسطس
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September:
"aylol"
سبتمبر, أيلول
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October:
"teshrein al awal"
أكتوبر, تشرين اّول, مزر أكتوبر
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November:
"teshrein al thani"
نوفمبر, تشرين الثاني
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December:
"kanon al awal"
كانون اِول, كانون اّول ديسمبر, ديسمبر
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"aahhhhh for real this time my translations might be weird :$
my english is not as my arabic... i can write better in english then arabic "

hope if someone else sees a mistake will help :$
am wishing and hoping that i got to help you with what u need dear laasema
btw nice name
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Thanks alot N Ofcourse it helped
And ur soooo welcomed dear anytime
Am glad to help with anything i know
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maviii can u traslate it?

(DAYS OF THE WEEK)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
sunday

here is another way for the days:

yaum al-ahad يوم الأحد (first day - Sunday)
yaum al-ithnayn يوم الإثنين (second day - Monday)
yaum ath-thulaathaa' يوم الثُّلَاثاء (third day - Tuesday)
yaum al-arbia`aa' يوم الأَرْبِعاء (fourth day - Wednesday)
yaum al-khamis يوم الخَمِيس (fifth day - Thursday)
yaum al-jumu`a يوم الجُمُعَة (gathering day - Friday)
yaum as-sabt يوم السَّبْت (sabbath day - Saturday)


*p.s.
just there were some wrd that are said different thats all.
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ok... the months in arabic have different wrds for it, or we use different words. i dont know if u know that cuz of the islamic calender which is just like the lunar calender. goes by 12 months .. ( u know what here you go a lil description abt it) "The Islamic calendar or Muslim calendar (Arabic: التقويم الهجري; at-taqwīm al-hijrī; Persian: تقویم هجري قمری ‎ taqwīm-e hejri-ye qamari; also called the Hijri calendar) is the calendar used to date events in many predominantly Muslim countries, and used by Muslims everywhere to determine the proper day on which to celebrate Islamic holy days. It is a lunar calendar having 12 lunar months in a year of about 354 days. Because this lunar year is about 11 days shorter than the solar year, Islamic holy days, although celebrated on fixed dates in their own calendar, usually shift 11 days earlier each successive solar year, such as a year of the Gregorian calendar. Islamic years are also called Hijra years because the first year was the year during which the Hijra occurred—Islamic prophet Muhammad's emigration from Mecca to Medina. Thus each numbered year is designated either H or AH, the latter being the initials of the Latin anno Hegirae (in the year of the Hijra).[1]

The current Islamic Year is 1429 AH."
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January:
"yanayeir"
ناير, كانون الثاني يناير, الشهر اّول في التقويم الغريغوري
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February:
"shbat"
شباط, فبراير, الشهر الثاني من التقويم الغريغوري
*****************************

March:
"athear"
مارس, آذار
**********

April:
"nesan"
ابريل, نيسان, الشهر الرابع في التقويم الغريغوريى
*************************

May:
"ayar"
مايو, آيار, الشهر الخامس, نوار, ربيع العمر
***********************

June:
"huzayran"
"unio"
حزيران
يونيو
*************

July:
"tamoz"
"uolio"
يوليو, تموز
*********

August:
"ab"
"aghostos"
آب, أغسطس
**********

September:
"aylol"
سبتمبر, أيلول
**********

October:
"teshrein al awal"
أكتوبر, تشرين اّول, مزر أكتوبر
********************

November:
"teshrein al thani"
نوفمبر, تشرين الثاني
****************

December:
"kanon al awal"
كانون اِول, كانون اّول ديسمبر, ديسمبر
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"aahhhhh for real this time my translations might be weird :$
my english is not as my arabic... i can write better in english then arabic "

hope if someone else sees a mistake will help :$

Thank you soo mych dear
i've search before for the months, cuz I'm trying to learn arabic. But it was different in every pages and it makes me really confused :s I only heard that one of the mounth was Ramazan because i'm moslim. But it must so be in the islamic yani Hijra. anyway now i know better thanx for you explain it to me

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btw nice name
thank you soo much dear
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here is another way for the days:

yaum al-ahad يوم الأحد (first day - Sunday)
yaum al-ithnayn يوم الإثنين (second day - Monday)
yaum ath-thulaathaa' يوم الثُّلَاثاء (third day - Tuesday)
yaum al-arbia`aa' يوم الأَرْبِعاء (fourth day - Wednesday)
yaum al-khamis يوم الخَمِيس (fifth day - Thursday)
yaum al-jumu`a يوم الجُمُعَة (gathering day - Friday)
yaum as-sabt يوم السَّبْت (sabbath day - Saturday)


*p.s.
just there were some wrd that are said different thats all.
Oky ..

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Saturday:
السَّبْت
As-Sabt - To rest
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Sunday:
الأحَد
Al-Ahad - Day One
from the Arabic 'one' - wahid
**********************
Monday:
الإثْنَيْن
Al- 'ithnayn - Day Two
from the Arabic 'two' - ithnayn
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Tuesday:
الثُّلاثَاء
Ath-Thulatha - Day Three
from the Arabic 'three' - thalatha
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Wednesday:
الأرْبِعَاء
Al-'Arba'aa - Day Four
from the Arabic 'four' - arba'aa
**********************
Thursday:
الْخَمِيس
Al-Khamees - Day Five
from the Arabic 'five' - khamsah
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Friday:
الْجُمْعَة
Al-Jum'ah - Day of Gathering


i'll do the months later for ya... :$ sorry am kinda busy at work now :$
thank you :*
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What's the difference in saying for example

Bitoul??
Matoul?
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Hello everyone

Okay,I've decided to help a bit here,I'm not a good arabic-speaker,but I'm doing my best to learn it,and I'm especially intrested in the khaleeji dialect,but first I've got to learn the Fus7a very well

Months in arabic:

January ----> Yanayir
February ----> Fibrayir
March -----> Mars
April ------> Abril
May -----> Mayu
June -----> Yunyu
July -----> Yulyu
August -----> Agustus
September ---> Sibtimbir
October ----> Uktubir
November -----> Nuvimbir
December ----> Disimber

I hope this is correct,I wrote it so it's easy for you guys to read it

Have a nice day!
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Yes - Aiwa

No - La

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as laasemaa said :
yes: aywa..na3am..ah..
No : la
nice to meet u : ana sa3eed b ma3refatek (as u r male)
ana sa3eeda b ma3refatek (as u r a female)
or u can said: so3edto bel ta3arrof alayk

or (tasharfto be ma3refatek)
or (tasharrafna)

Thanks a lot girls.
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What's the difference in saying for example

Bitoul??
Matoul?

Bitoul means you're saying
Matoul means speak! or tell! it is imperative
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matoul also may mean don't tell, yani it depends
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wow...thanx Mavi(or should i say blue)..are you from turkey?...Any way i found it verry usefull what u do...thanx again...hope ill learn the basics in arabic at least...its kinda difficult
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GREAT TOPIC!!!

really helpfull for beginners like me ...

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Cool Shukran

Assalam Alikum..
ismee ana, && this thread is awesome.
I know some arabic, but not original because egyptian dialouge is kind of easier.

Well I would like to know how to say the following :

Long time no see.

Come here.

Stop.

Good/ Bad.

I probably will have more later.

Min fadlik habite.. Massalam.
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!!!!i know egyptian little but some one should check it !!!!

Long time no see. fatra tawele ma shoftaksh ( female to male )

Come here. ta3al la hena ( said to male)
ta3ali la hena ( said to female )

Stop.= 3andak/ wa2af

Good/ Bad.= kwayes/ mish kwayes

I probably will have more later. =momkin yeb2a 3andy zeyada ba3deen
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dear friend is it possible to translate the words to egyptian

________ Body______________
cheek
chin
throat
neck
eyelashes
eyelid
eyebrow
forehead
temple
wrist
ankle
heel
elbow
knee
leg
foot
arm
lip
moustache
beard
eye
ear
thumb
fore finger
nail
shoulder
hair
head
nose
tooth
waist
toefinger
stomach
tigth
finger

Clothes/_______
shirt
tie
suit
pullover
sock
stocking
shoe
sandalet
cardigan
short
vest
swimtruck
briefs
glove
trainer
scraf
overcoat
weristcoatceket
pant
tights
belt
dress
jeans
jumper
button
trucksuit
zip
slipper
hat
pyjma
House and objects______
bookcase
wardrobe
shelves
rocking chair
cupboard
desk
trollley
armchair
sidebord
sofa
table
shower
bin
aerial
ashtray
bathtub
letterbox
doormat
coat rack
tap
heating
candle
cushion
lamp
frame
key
socket
plug
mirror
doorbell
radio
gardrop
basement
ground floor
upper storey
loft
cellar
room
corner
stairs
step
bannisters
lift
wall
roof
roof tile
firepalece
door
front door
window
balcony
garden
terrace
yard
garage
landing
kitchen
dining room
living room
bedroom
bathroom
toilet
children's room
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________ Body______________
cheek... khodood
chin... da2n or thakn
throat... hongara ..or 7unjara
neck... rakaba.. or ra2aba
eyelashes... romoosh
eyelid... gefn
eyebrow... 7ageb
forehead.. gabha or sabah
temple... koo3
wrist... rosgh
ankle... ka7el
heel... ka3b
elbow.... merfak el eed
knee... rukbah
leg... saa2 or saak
foot... regl or kadam
arm... zera3 or thera3
lip ... sheffa ...lips = shafayef
moustache... shareb or shwareb
beard.... le7ya
eye... 3ain
ear... wedn or ( othun in fus7a )
thumb.... ebham
fore finger... sbbaba
nail... defr
shoulder... ketf
hair.... sha3r
head... raas
nose... anf
tooth... snaan
waist... khasr
toe finger.... sba3 el kadam or osba3 el kadam
stomach.... me3da
tigth... ??
finger... osba3

Clothes/_______
shirt... amees
tie... grafeh or garafatta..
suit... badla
pullover... bolooza
sock.. gawareb or ( jwareb in fus7a)

shoe... kundara ... or ne3al or 7etha2
sandalet... sandal
cardigan... bolooza bel azrar
short... short
vest.. sdreyeh
swimtruck... mlabes sba7a or mayo
briefs... lebaas or kalsoon or koloon
glove... kuffaz or
trainer.. traning
scraf... shaal
overcoat... me3taf... kab .. balto
weristcoatceket ...??
pant... bantaloon
tights... gawareb
belt... 7ezam
dress... fustan
jeans... jeanz
jumper.. blooza
button... zer
trucksuit... ??
zip... sa77ab
slipper... ne3al .. mantafli
hat.. kubba3a or ta2eya
pyjma... bjama

House and objects______
book case... khazanet kotob or rf kotob
wardrobe ... khazana or dolab
shelves... rofoof
rocking chair... kursi hazzaz
cupboard... dolab
desk... tawla or mendada
trollley... ??
armchair... kanaba
sidebord... ??
sofa... sofa
table... tawla
shower... doush
bin...
aerial.. hawa2i
ashtray... mtakka or mnfadat dukhan or mnfadat sgayer
bathtub... banio
letterbox... sondoo2 el rasayel
doormat... da33asa..or mamsa7a
coat rack.. 3alla2a or abagoor
tap... 7anafeyeh
heating... tadfe2a
candle... sham3a
cushion... masnad
lamp.. msba7 or lamba
frame... e6ar or berwaz
key.. mofta7
socket... ??
plug... saddada
mirror... mer2ah or meraya in egyption
doorbell... garas in egyption or jaras in fus7a
radio... radio
gardrop ...??
basement... tasweya
ground floor... tabe2 ardi
upper storey... sotoo7
loft... el3leeyah
cellar... abw or kabu
room.. ghorfa or oda in egyption
corner... zawya
stairs... darag or daraj
step... khotwa
bannisters... ??
lift.... mas3ad or asansair
wall.. 7ee6
roof... sa2f or sakf in fus7a
roof tile... sa2f
firepalece .. fire place
door... bab
front door.. elbab el amami
window.. shubbak
balcony.. balakona
garden.. 7adee2a or 7adeeka
terrace... shurfa
yard.. sa7a or 7adeeka
garage.. karaj or garag
landing..
kitchen... matbakh
dining room... ghorfet el sofra or odet el doyoof
living room.. ghorfet el ma3eesha or odet el ma3eesha
bedroom.. odet el noom
bathroom.. 7ammam
toilet... toilet
children's room.. odet el atfal or ghorfet el atfal


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Smile Thank you

Can you please translate this:

Who
What
Where
When
Why
How

Phrases

What are you doing?

Please be quiet.

You are mean.

You are nice.

Don't worry about it.

Can I please have a watermelon shisha and a fresh orange juice.

How many?

Thats all for now tnx =)
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how do u pronounce the "2" "6" & "5" in arabic?
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2 in like 2ala baly makes the a long so ahh-la-bali
5 is just the kh like in khaled it's like a hissing sound
6 I think is the hard T sound-opening your mouth like taa

If anyone can clarify this thanks
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Can you please translate this:

Who.... mun?
What ... matha?
Where.. ayna?
When... mata?
Why... lematha?
How... kayfa?

Phrases

What are you doing?
matha taf3al? (m)
matha taf3aleen? (f)

Please be quiet.
alraja2 al hudoo2 (plural)
arjo an tabka hade2 (imperative- male)
arjo an tabkee hade2a (imperative- female)

You are mean.
anta ta3ni (m)
anti ta3neen (f)

You are nice.
anta lateef (m)
anti lateefa (f)

Don't worry about it.
la taklak ala thalek (m)
la taklaki ala thalek (f)

Can I please have a watermelon shisha and a fresh orange juice.
men fadlek oreedo shesha mu3assel ala ta3m al ba6eekh wa 3aseer burtukal taza
How many = kam?

Thats all for now tnx =)
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2 in like 2ala baly makes the a long so ahh-la-bali
5 is just the kh like in khaled it's like a hissing sound
6 I think is the hard T sound-opening your mouth like taa

If anyone can clarify this thanks
thats right ... great job jnvlv247
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Default This site is awesome

Thank you so much for this guys!..


Can someone please translate this...

ma7adesh beyakhod aktar mn naseboo, ma7desh be2edoo ye2bal w maye2balshh..
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mavi thanx for the translation =)

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Mavii ---> Your're a good teacher and keep doin this fantastic job & I have a question..

Someone asked what <Please be quiet> means..

This was ur answer---

<<<<Please be quiet.
alraja2 al hudoo2 (plural)
arjo an tabka hade2 (imperative- male)
arjo an tabkee hade2a (imperative- female)>>>>>

My question is then:-- I've heard the word <<" Arjouk">>..does it also mean the same as <Be quiet>??
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Thank you so much for this guys!..


Can someone please translate this...

ma7adesh beyakhod aktar mn naseboo, ma7desh be2edoo ye2bal w maye2balshh..
ma7adesh beyakhod aktar mn naseboo, ma7desh be2edoo ye2bal w maye2balshh..=no one can have more what god gave him,
it's out of one's hand to refuse or accept
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Mavii ---> Your're a good teacher and keep doin this fantastic job & I have a question..

Someone asked what <Please be quiet> means..

This was ur answer---

<<<<Please be quiet.
alraja2 al hudoo2 (plural)
arjo an tabka hade2 (imperative- male)
arjo an tabkee hade2a (imperative- female)>>>>>

My question is then:-- I've heard the word <<" Arjouk">>..does it also mean the same as <Be quiet>??
alraja2 al hudoo2 (plural)= silence please
arjo an tabka hade2 (imperative- male)= please stay calm
arjo an tabkee hade2a (imperative- female)=please stay calm

arjok means please
when u want person to do sth for u ,u ask kindly so u use arjok

arjok for male
arjoki for female
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alraja2 al hudoo2 (plural)= silence please
arjo an tabka hade2 (imperative- male)= please stay calm
arjo an tabkee hade2a (imperative- female)=please stay calm

arjok means please
when u want person to do sth for u ,u ask kindly so u use arjok

arjok for male
arjoki for female
Thanks alot for answering,I really appreciate it
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Maviii^^ Merhaba^^ If I wanna "pazarlamak" I mean "yisawim"... what do I gotta say? In Egypt?
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