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    This document provides a list of common Egyptian Arabic phrases for greetings, questions, directions, family members, counting, and basic conversational terms. Key phrases include greetings like "Marhaba" (Hello), questions like "kam sana" (How old are you?), directions such as "Al Masjid" (The Mosque), family terms like "Aailti" (My family), and basic numbers from 1 to 100. The document aims to equip learners of Egyptian Arabic with essential vocabulary and expressions.

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    This document provides a list of common Egyptian Arabic phrases for greetings, questions, directions, family members, counting, and basic conversational terms. Key phrases include greetings like "Marhaba" (Hello), questions like "kam sana" (How old are you?), directions such as "Al Masjid" (The Mosque), family terms like "Aailti" (My family), and basic numbers from 1 to 100. The document aims to equip learners of Egyptian Arabic with essential vocabulary and expressions.

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    Basic Arabic

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    Zafar Ansari
    This document provides a list of common Egyptian Arabic phrases for greetings, questions, directions, family members, counting, and basic conversational terms. Key phrases include greetings like "Marhaba" (Hello), questions like "kam sana" (How old are you?), directions such as "Al Masjid" (The Mosque), family terms like "Aailti" (My family), and basic numbers from 1 to 100. The document aims to equip learners of Egyptian Arabic with essential vocabulary and expressions.

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    Ana- I/Me Ismee - My name is.... inta/inti ismak eh-What is your name? inta/inti min een?

    - Where are you from? inta/inti geet mineen-from where did you come from Marhaba! - Hello Ahlan!- Greetings amel eih - How are you? (egyptian) Min fadlak (to male)/ Min fadlik (to fem.)excuse me #* Afwan - You're welcome. Also sorry Mafeesh Mushkilah- No problem Ana asif (male speaker)/Ana asifa (female speaker) - I'm sorry

    2 andak kam sana - How old are you?

    "Sabah elkheir". The response is then "Sabah elnour" - Good morning Shukran - Thank you Ma'as salaama - Equivalent of Good-bye, however 'ma' means with and 'salaam' means peace, so peace be with you. ezay? - How? ezay? - How? Marafsh- I don't know

    ana ezay araf?- How should I know? maftikirsh - I don't remember olha Maraa thaanee - (Say it) Again arabia- Car Al Hamaam- Bathroom Al Kaneesa- Church Al Masjid- The Mosque Aailti- My family Al atfal- the children Al yahal- the children Binti- My girl/daughter Waladee- My boy/son Zawji- My husband Zawjati- My wife Ummi- My mother Abi- My father Habibi (to male) habibti (to female)- My darling, beloved, friend La atakallam arabi - I can't speak/understand arabic Ya Allah! - Oh My God/Gosh/Goodness/Word! Khalas - Stop/Finish/Enough Yallah - Hurry/Go/C'mon!

    3 Counting is one of the most important aspect of learning a new language, here you go for the basic ones:

    1 waahid 2 itnen 3 talata 4 arba 5 khamsa 6 sitta 7 saba 8 tamaniya 9 tissa 10 ashara 11 hedashar 12 itnashar 50 khamsin 100 miyya 200 miteno

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