Your Ultimate Guide to Egyptian Arabic.
Introduction We know you guys like to eat Egyptian food. And we don’t blame you.Things like koshary, mahshee, and shawerma are enough to make anybody put on a few pounds (or kilos). https://cleolingo.com/how-to-order-egyptian-koshary/ https://cleolingo.com/how-to-order-egyptian-shawerma/ But there’s something charming about Egyptian
It’s officially Ramadan in Egypt! While we think our readers are super smart and cultured, we’ll forgive you if you aren’t exactly sure what the whole Ramadan thing is about in the first place. That’s what we’re doing today. Telling
Introduction Last week we covered the essentials for telling time in Egyptian Arabic. How to Tell Time in Egyptian Arabic : Part One This week we are giving you the rest of the information you need to be a pro.
Introduction Time. You know you should have learned how to say it by now, but you’ve probably been too busy perfecting your beer-ordering skills. How To Buy Alcohol in Egypt That’s quite alright with us. Now that it’s summer in
To know how to order Egyptian Shawarma is a rite of passage. It’s one of the most popular street foods in Egypt, and oh so delicious. But if you really want to order one, it can be difficult to know
1. Who : “Meen” : مين؟ 2. What : “Ay” : ايه؟ 3. Where : “Fane” : فين؟ 4. When : “Emta” : امتى؟ 5. Why : “Lee” : لي؟ 6. How : “EeZAY” : ازي؟ 7. How much :
Introduction If you want to speak Egyptian Arabic, it’s a bumpy road at first. The grammar isn’t all that similar to your native tongue. The words require you to stretch your mouth in weird ways. And don’t even get us
Ok, a “clickbait title,” but it’s kinda true. On July 29th, 2018, I arrived in Germany. I only knew the words danke, auf wiedersehen, and a heavily accented 1-10. 137 days later, on December 13th, I took my B1 Goethe
If you are in Egypt for even a day, you need to know how to order Egyptian koshary. End of story. We’re just going to say it: if you don’t know koshary, you don’t know Egypt. It’s one of the
If you have noticed that Egyptians use two different words for “or”…..congratulations! Five points for you! Now let’s get down to business. There’s really only one rule that you need to keep in mind. It’s not 100% percent, and you
