Your Ultimate Guide to Egyptian Arabic.
Today we are talking about the word khawega (خواجة) in Egyptian Arabic. This word is an awesome word to know, and if you’re learning Egyptian Arabic, you’ve likely heard it a few times yourself! Let’s get started! The Word Khawega (خواجة ):
Today we are talking about how to get a haircut in Egyptian Arabic…at a barbershop. This will typically apply to men only. We will be sure to do a post in the future about going to a hairdresser as a
Today we’re teaching you how to flirt in Egyptian Arabic. It’s our first post in a three part series about “love in Egypt” and how to navigate it as a foreigner. Flirting is a topic a lot of foreigners would
Well, we are five weeks into 2022, which means…..there’s about a 50 percent chance you’ve failed on those pesky resolutions. But who cares? As long as you are making relatively consistent progress, that’s all that matters! Just like learning Egyptian
Today we are talking about the word Keda (كده) in Egyptian Arabic. This word has a bunch of very different meanings, and it also makes you sound super Egyptian when you use it. Let’s get started! The Word Keda (كده):
Today we are covering Egyptian Arabic phrases. These are some of the most common Egyptian Arabic phrases you will come across, so learn them by heart! We have also added links to related posts throughout that might help you. Egyptian
Knowing how to give (and receive) gifts in Egyptian Arabic is important. It brings you closer to people and allows you to express yourself more fluently. But how do you do it? Let’s learn about it today. Gifts in Egyptian
The phrase “Alhamdulillah” is one of the most commonly used in Egyptian Arabic. Let’s find out what it means and how to use it. The Phrase Alhamdulillah: How To Use It Alhamdulillah (الحمد لله) means “Thank God” or “Praise be
Christmas in Egypt is quite interesting. While Egypt is mostly a Muslim country, about 10 percent of citizens are Christians. That means not only is Christmas celebrated….but it’s celebrated by over 10 million Egyptians! But what does Christmas in Egypt
Today we are covering the most common past tense verbs in Egyptian Arabic. 10 of them, to be exact. We’ll be continuing with the most common 50 verbs in future posts. For this post we will use the same words
