Your Ultimate Guide to Egyptian Arabic.
Knowing how to shop in Egyptian Arabic is important. You will save money, avoid getting ripped off, and be able to ask questions about exactly what you want. And today’s post will help you do all three! Today, Cleo Lingo
The word moomkin is basically like the secret sauce of Egyptian Arabic. Nobody really knows what it is, but everybody knows that it makes Egyptian Arabic delicious. Ok, maybe not the best analogy, but just go with it. We have
There’s a lot of different ways to say goodbye in Egyptian Arabic. And it’s a great skill to have, too! It sounds more polite, makes you sound more naturally fluent, and allows you to exit conversations without awkward nods. Definitely
Talking about the weather in Egyptian Arabic: it’s something everybody wants to know, but nobody wants to learn. Because let’s face it: the weather is pretty boring, and studying it is even worse. You’d probably rather know how to order
The Egyptian ahwa, or outdoor cafe, is a fundamental part of Egyptian culture. Sitting outdoors, talking to your friends, and doing it all with a delicious coffee in your hand (and often while you watch football in Egyptian Arabic). What more
Knowing some Egyptian Arabic compliments can go a long way. Made your Egyptian boweb angry? Kept somebody waiting for hours that didn’t really understand how Egyptian time works? See a cute Egyptian at a cafe, and feel like flirting with
Today we are talking about how to use the word ya3ni correctly. The word ya3ni is one you will hear quite a lot. So knowing how to use it is actually quite important. .يعني Overall, there are three different ways
Today we will be discussing life in Egypt, and more specifically, how to do it in Egyptian Arabic. It’s the last part in our five part series “Talk About Egypt.” Here is Part One, Part Two, Part Three, and Part
This is Part Four in our series “Talk About Egypt.” And today is everybody’s favorite topic: the Egyptian economy! While the Egyptian economy is definitely not an easy topic to talk about, it’s certainly an important one. That’s why we
Today we are covering Egyptian people. Specifically, how to talk about them in Egyptian Arabic. This is Part Three of a five part series on how to talk about Egypt. And before you get angry – no, today is not
