Well...I would love to cut the ribbon for this thread
First you need to know that the arabic I'll be introducing is the Egyptian Arabic Language. Meaning, the language that we - Egyptian - use in our daily activities. So let's start...
1. How are you?
- Ezayak? (If you are talking to a male)
- Ezayek? (If you are talking to a female)
2. I'm fine, Thanks!
- Ana kwayesah, Shokran! (if you are a female)
- Ana Kwayes, Shokran! (if you are a male)
PS. -> Shokran! = thanks!
subjects:
I -> Ana
You (male) -> Enta
You (female) -> Enty
You (plural) -> Entom
He -> Hoowa
She -> Heya
They -> Hoomaa
We -> Ehna
PS>
In Arabic we don't have the Subject (It). We refer to anything according to it's gender... for example :
"the cat" -> we would use the subject (Heya or She) because it's a femin.
That's it for today
Hope you enjoyed it!
First you need to know that the arabic I'll be introducing is the Egyptian Arabic Language. Meaning, the language that we - Egyptian - use in our daily activities. So let's start...
1. How are you?
- Ezayak? (If you are talking to a male)
- Ezayek? (If you are talking to a female)
2. I'm fine, Thanks!
- Ana kwayesah, Shokran! (if you are a female)
- Ana Kwayes, Shokran! (if you are a male)
PS. -> Shokran! = thanks!
subjects:
I -> Ana
You (male) -> Enta
You (female) -> Enty
You (plural) -> Entom
He -> Hoowa
She -> Heya
They -> Hoomaa
We -> Ehna
PS>
In Arabic we don't have the Subject (It). We refer to anything according to it's gender... for example :
"the cat" -> we would use the subject (Heya or She) because it's a femin.
That's it for today
Hope you enjoyed it!