how to say in egyptian:
supposedly this school should named ________
how to say in egyptian:
supposedly this school should named ________
hiii everybody plz can u help me for this little translation :
- ma32oul ensa li b7ebo
- ma benseke 2akid
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Syria ♥
لّا إِلَهَ إِلاَّ أَنتَ سُبْحَانَكَ إِنِّي كُنتُ مِنَ الظَّالِمِينَ
Suriyeli damarımda Türk kanı akıyor.
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How to say in egyptian/gulf slang:
if the school that has boys and girls it is _____
Fairly random but how would you say 'she is an idiot' in arabic? Am I correct in guessing there's a 'heiya' and a 'ghabya' involved somewhere... Does 'khales' mean the same thing?
Also, how would one say 'i wouldn't mind hitting you/him/her'? In a playful way obviously, I don't condone violence
And one last one - 'Ya hala' means like 'your welcome' right?!
Shukran ya ahla nas(I've been told that means beautiful people)
Last edited by Vengo511; 01-24-2010 at 12:04 PM.
she's an idiot - heya ghabeya (some people may also say hableh - stupid, or 7mara - donkey as a synonym for idiot/stupid/dumb/moron)
khales - enough, or stop/quit, also could meaan finish.. depending on the context of the sentence
I think for the playful version it'd probably be: wlee ra7 kaser rassek (fem), wlak ra7 kaser rassak (m) but that would literally mean "I will break/bust your head" or you can do wlee badee mawtek (fem), wlak badee mawtak (m) meaning "man I wanna kill you" lol but I'd suggest adding a smiley or a "lol" so they understand that it's a joke since you sometimes can't tell intentions in text talk..
I wouldn't mind hitting you - ma 3andi mane3 eni edrbak (m) /edrbek (fem)
and yes Ya hala is like "oh welcome" it's a greeting
and yes it means thanks [to the most] beautiful people
Ya reitni 2amle b sha3rak, kel lama ashta2lak atsa7sel w ashoufak ♥
Hello!!
Can someone yet again check and correct this please??:
http://www.allthelyrics.com/forum/ar...tml#post687137
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Hi, how to say in egyptian:
ولي الله in this zaman very hard to find, last time their karamah can be seen.
mn emta el watnya deh