Your Ultimate Guide to Egyptian Arabic.
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
Interested in learning about Valentine’s Day in Egypt? You’ve come to the right place! Today that’s exactly what we’re talking about. What Valentine’s Day in Egypt looks like, as well as some specific “love vocabulary” in Egyptian Arabic. Let’s get
Knowing how to use the phrase Inshallah in Egyptian Arabic is essential. It’s one of the most common phrases in the language, and you will likely hear it at least once in just about any conversation you have. Today we
Today we are talking about how to do your laundry in Egyptian Arabic. Specifically, how to take it to a laundry place in Egypt and have it done for you. This is an important difference, and definitely a part of
Knowing how to discuss your schedule in Egyptian Arabic is important. It lets you schedule stuff with your friends, talk about how busy you are, and discuss future plans. Today we give you everything you need to do it fluently.
Knowing how to talk about music in Egyptian Arabic is a great skill to have. It will make you friends, teach you more about the culture, and give you something to talk about at parties. What’s not to love? Today
A couple months ago, we released the most common present tense verbs in Egyptian Arabic verbs, 1-10. Today we are following that up with 10 more! Below you will see 10 common verbs, along with two example for each one
Today you’ll learn how to talk about the hijab in Egyptian Arabic. A hijab is a religious veil worn by Muslim women (usually adults) in the presence of any unrelated male outside of their immediate family (brother, father, son,..). This usually
