Your Ultimate Guide to Egyptian Arabic.
Yareet / ياريت is a very common Egyptian Arabic expression used for wishing or requesting something. You will hear yareet quite often in Egyptian Arabic conversations – but it can be difficult to know exactly how to use it. In
In Egyptian Arabic, the word bezabt / بالضبط (pronounced bi-zaabt) has several meanings and uses. Like many essential words in Egyptian Arabic, it is highly dependent on the context. Today we cover four of the main ways to use bezabt
Today we are discussing how to order delivery in Egyptian Arabic. By that we mean either online orders for things (think Amazon) or food. This is useful if you live in Egypt and ever order delivery – which, for most
Today we are back with Egyptian Arabic Conversation 17. In each Conversations post, we will provide you with: a screenshot from an actual conversation between two Egyptians the translation of each line of text, including English, Franco and Arabic script
Today we are back with Egyptian Arabic Conversation 16. In each Conversations post, we will provide you with: a screenshot from an actual conversation between two Egyptians the translation of each line of text, including English, Franco and Arabic script
Ever get stumped on how to respond to someone saying thanks in Egyptian Arabic? Fear not! Today, we’re diving into the world of Egyptian Arabic expressions for saying “you’re welcome.” We also give you background on when to use it
There’s never been a better time to learn Egyptian Arabic. That’s largely thanks to the Internet, and platforms like Instagram. That’s why we wrote this post on the best Instagram channels for learning Egyptian Arabic. In it we’ll cover: Why
The word akeed (اكيد) is one of the most common words in Egyptian Arabic. Today we are talking about how to use it, as well as some example phrases to practice. Let’s get started! The Word Akeed (اكيد): A
Today we are back with Egyptian Arabic Conversation 15. In each Conversations post, we will provide you with: a screenshot from an actual conversation between two Egyptians the translation of each line of text, including English, Franco and Arabic script
Today we are discussing how to go to the gym in Egyptian Arabic. It’s the start of a new year, so we figured it was a great time to learn how to do this! (By the way, be sure to
