Your Ultimate Guide to Egyptian Arabic.
Getting your phone working is one of the most important things you can do in Cairo. It enables you to network with other foreigners at fancy Zamalek parties, to order Uber straight to your door, and to mindlessly scroll through
Today we are talking about gender. For most of you, this will probably make sense. You are either a speaker of a language that has genders (French, Spanish, German), or you are familiar with the concept. Our readers are
If you really want to know how to buy alcohol in Egypt (and all the Egyptian Arabic phrases you need) this post is for you. When I first got to Egypt, I had this weird assumption about alcohol in Egypt.
Weddings. The perfect occasion to make a fool of yourself and see how hot your sister-in-law’s friends really are. Today, Cleo Lingo is answering a question as old as time itself: how different ARE Egyptian weddings? Do they all take
If you are staying in Cairo, you might be interested in public transportation. And knowing how to ride the Cairo metro might be one of the more useful things you will learn. Because it’s useful, and can take quite a
It’s halfway through October. As the air gets a bit chilly and the leaves start to fall, I wanted to give you a bit of comfort. Comfort that wherever you are in your language-learning journey…..it’s all going to be OK.
In case you haven’t noticed it by now, Egyptians don’t really speak the same language as the people from Arabic textbooks. What seems like 90 percent of the words are different. The intonation is a little off. Egyptians also don’t
You may not have know this, but Egypt has awesome agriculture. Because of this, knowing how to buy fruits and vegetables in Egyptian Arabic is quite important. Indeed, amazing fruits and vegetables are everywhere in Cairo. Delicious strawberries bursting with
Live in Cairo, and one of the first things you will realize is this: Egyptians don’t seem to be looking at the same clock as you. You will plan to meet at a café at 3, and they will show
If you are learning Egyptian Arabic, you will interact with people. And when you do, you need to know how to introduce yourself in Egyptian Arabic. We know know, we know. Real life human contact is scary, and doing it
