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kamar Member Posts: 98 Registered: Apr 2004	posted 22 April 2004 11:33 AM ok MONICA, now you can cancell. IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 22 April 2004 11:34 AM Shukran ya kamar~ Thanks IP: Logged
kamar Member Posts: 98 Registered: Apr 2004	posted 22 April 2004 11:36 AM yes,i have mail and you can cancell message. IP: Logged
Man_Kind Member Posts: 90 Registered: Sep 2003	posted 22 April 2004 12:15 PM quote: Originally posted by Monica: So...if you guys are interested we can go on... Salam Monica ----------------- Dreams come true Ya Monica .. to honor your request, here is one I think it helps too. If you need to dismiss someone and dismiss him/her badly you can say: Warrena Ard Ketafak (for males) Warrena Ard Ketafek (for females) ... transaltion: show us how wide your shoulders are? You can also be harder if you say: Warrena Ard Afak (for males) Warrena Ard Afaky (for females) transaltion: show us how wide your scruf is ... If you want to be kinedr but still dismissing him/her is a bad way .. use this: Faragna khatwetak ..... (for males) Faragena khatwetek ... (for females) ... Show us how you walk? =========================================== I can't believe I'm doing this..... IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 22 April 2004 01:02 PM Thank you Man_kind! I loved the last one, that is a first, never heard it before. But I have a feeling it could generate some laughs... Shukran gazeelan ~ many thanks... quote: Originally posted by Man_Kind: Ya Monica .. to honor your request, here is one I think it helps too. If you need to dismiss someone and dismiss him/her badly you can say: Warrena Ard Ketafak (for males) Warrena Ard Ketafek (for females) ... transaltion: show us how wide your shoulders are? You can also be harder if you say: Warrena Ard Afak (for males) Warrena Ard Afaky (for females) transaltion: show us how wide your scruf is ... If you want to be kinedr but still dismissing him/her is a bad way .. use this: Faragna khatwetak ..... (for males) Faragena khatwetek ... (for females) ... Show us how you walk? =========================================== I can't believe I'm doing this..... IP: Logged
kimo_the_maniac Member Posts: 850 Registered: Jan 2003	posted 22 April 2004 05:56 PM Dalia congrats on the progress with Arabic, somehow it shows in your posts. I don't know how but it does :-) So it's shock value that makes them laugh I guess. And yeah a devout muslim would never say a77a, it's not a good word for anyone anyway. Try the "lite" Alexandrian version a77eih. IP: Logged
Raymon Member Posts: 288 Registered: Mar 2004	posted 22 April 2004 06:51 PM C�� molti italiani qui? Ho vedo qualche conversazioni in italiano � Essential additions: Hasawat wallem 3alek el-nass I am gonna scream and gather people around. Eb3ed 3anni Stay away of me Ghour fi dahya Beat it Ana bakrahak (to masculine) Ana bakrahik (to feminine) I hate you Ana ma ba7ebbaksh (to masculine) Ana ma ba7ebbikish (to feminine) I don�t love you Enta magnoun? (to masculine) Enti magnouna? (to feminine) Are you mad? ------------------ Raymon www.youregypt.com [This message has been edited by Raymon (edited 22 April 2004).] IP: Logged
katrina Member Posts: 995 Registered: Mar 2004	posted 22 April 2004 07:46 PM delete [This message has been edited by katrina (edited 23 April 2004).] IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 22 April 2004 07:54 PM People interested in more Arabic lessons, check this it's fabulous: http://www.youregypt.com/eguide/lang/family/ [This message has been edited by Monica (edited 23 April 2004).] IP: Logged
kamar Member Posts: 98 Registered: Apr 2004	posted 23 April 2004 05:19 AM Hi RAMON, thank you for your help with Monica for teach arabic. I'm italian. IP: Logged
EgyptianDoc77 Member Posts: 283 Registered: Mar 2004	posted 23 April 2004 09:43 AM this is a very helpful elegant thread, keep the good work up ------------------ Dr.M.Lotfy Resident Doctor of Dermatology & Andrology IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 23 April 2004 10:22 AM CheekyMonkey, I guess kimo gave you the translation To all contributors to this thread: you rock! Thanks, and please keep it up...we started this, we have to keep it active... Thanks doc for your comments! So, for today here is a 'cultural' situation: You are sitting at the beach alone or with another friend, and you are approached by `non other but a gigolo~ you have no idea of course...you don't know how a gigolo looks so you smile and notice he smiles again and starts a conversation and he is oh so helpful etc..etc... We do not want things to get out of hands here...what we want is that you have a good time in Egypt but not a heartbreak...so here is how you should act. You do NOT make conversation with that man who approaches you 'to help you'. You say: Shukran ana mesh aiza haga ~ Thanks I don't want anything And you keep it up all the time...you do not smile and giggle and start looking at him when he leaves or else. IGNORAMA is the solution..ignore... You do not give your room number EVER... because he will call you for sure, and that goes for the following: The waiters, the housekeepers, the laundry people, the barmen, the activities clerks,the minibar help, the drivers, the doormen, the travel agent representatives, the guides etc...etc... you catch my drift? So in other words, if you do NOT wish to be taken for a ride, don't give anyone an opportunity to 'seduce' you! If you say but maybe some are nice...well....be gentle TO YOURSELF, take no chances.. and instead of saying: Ya khossarah ~ what a pity/ or what a waste be prepared before the fact! Have a safe summer! Also, you can 'integrate' easily when with your Egyptian friends/loved ones, by being informed about Egypt: http://www.egyptdailynews.com/ Monica [This message has been edited by Monica (edited 23 April 2004).] IP: Logged
muhariba Member Posts: 52 Registered: Mar 2004	posted 23 April 2004 01:17 PM mese` alkhair, ya sadiqati monica! I am still following with a great pleasure ur interesting lessons of arabic !& i feel they r much more useful then boring lessons at university ( we study arabic on the old soviet books published in 1976, so there is much of ittihad alshu3uriya there )! Mumkin assua`l, ya mu3allimati? i have a problem in transliteration of arabic letters with latin ones. i am trying to write everything what u r giving here in arabic but sometimes it is rather difficult to guess if 's' is 'sad' or 'sin', or 't' is 'ta ' after 'ba' or another 'ta', or when in ther word there is hamzah & so on. can u give me a hint on how to understand this? a3atini bitukgsaki! (is it correct if i want to tell -take care?) May god always send angels to protect u, ya friend! Regards from ukraine, just a girl who`s dream is near to come true [This message has been edited by muhariba (edited 23 April 2004).] IP: Logged
BoBBoSS Member Posts: 249 Registered: Jan 2004	posted 23 April 2004 01:25 PM quote: Originally posted by moly: hi BoBBoSS thanks for ur advice but i think my problem is so long i meet the bad only but i starting a new life and i hope i can start from here and meet the good hi moly , elive me dear. this sounds familliar to me , cuz everynow and then u feel that u need to go back and make a new start, good luck , but sometimes the only thing u r looking for is the one thing u can't see, ------------------ BoBBoSS IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 23 April 2004 01:43 PM muhariba...I feel love is in the air here too...a lot of people on ES sound happy these days...coming from here and there and everywhere to meet their love...cool.. let me try and help... To pronouce the letter 'ssad' I will put 2 ss for 'seen' or 'sin, the pronounciation is lighter so only one s...good enough? TTAH I will put 2 tt and teh only one...same principle... Hope your dream comes true!!! Tomorrow, I will go through the past posts, and edit the letters as promised... QUOTE]Originally posted by muhariba: mese` alkhair, ya sadiqati monica! I am still following with a great pleasure ur interesting lessons of arabic !& i feel they r much more useful then boring lessons at university ( we study arabic on the old soviet books published in 1976, so there is much of ittihad alshu3uriya there )! Mumkin assua`l, ya mu3allimati? i have a problem in transliteration of arabic letters with latin ones. i am trying to write everything what u r giving here in arabic but sometimes it is rather difficult to guess if 's' is 'sad' or 'sin', or 't' is 'ta ' after 'ba' or another 'ta', or when in ther word there is hamzah & so on. can u give me a hint on how to understand this? a3atini bitukgsaki! (is it correct if i want to tell -take care?) May god always send angels to protect u, ya friend! Regards from ukraine, just a girl who`s dream is near to come true [This message has been edited by muhariba (edited 23 April 2004).][/QUOTE] IP: Logged
misscurly Member Posts: 41 Registered: Jun 2003	posted 23 April 2004 01:52 PM hi monica thanks again for these lessons. my husband is so impressed when i slip in a phrase here and there. Its nice to see him smile in these hard times. he has asked me to ask u for a translation of ana bamout feeky, he says he feels it but is not sure how to translate it - lets hope its good!!!! thanks for so much help love curly x IP: Logged
BoBBoSS Member Posts: 249 Registered: Jan 2004	posted 23 April 2004 01:56 PM monica , hellooo dear, u r doing a brilliant job here, mooly, take the step dear, jump into the crowd, and get connected with them monica, don't u think that we have to common cases here, mooly and newman ------------------ BoBBoSS IP: Logged
BoBBoSS Member Posts: 249 Registered: Jan 2004	posted 23 April 2004 01:58 PM i guess it will be ,� r taking my breath away ------------------ BoBBoSS IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 23 April 2004 02:02 PM misscurly ...that is a very nice expression... Egyptians love it... ana bamout feeky ... means I love you to death You can say to him: wana kaman bamout feek!!! Which means I love you to death too!!! Also tell him: Amal hayati (you are the hope of my life/ reason for living) Enta Omri (you are my life) Enta el hob ( you are love) by the way these are also songs by UMM Kulthoom the Egyptian Diva...she has passed away in the 70's but her voice is a legend for the Arab world.. Have a good time! Monica quote: Originally posted by misscurly: hi monica thanks again for these lessons. my husband is so impressed when i slip in a phrase here and there. Its nice to see him smile in these hard times. he has asked me to ask u for a translation of ana bamout feeky, he says he feels it but is not sure how to translate it - lets hope its good!!!! thanks for so much help love curly x IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 23 April 2004 02:05 PM don't you mean moly???? there is MOOLY and MOLY...so I guess you meant Moly... hey BoBBoss...thanks..you can add too you know! quote: Originally posted by BoBBoSS: monica , hellooo dear, u r doing a brilliant job here, mooly, take the step dear, jump into the crowd, and get connected with them monica, don't u think that we have to common cases here, mooly and newman IP: Logged
BoBBoSS Member Posts: 249 Registered: Jan 2004	posted 23 April 2004 02:15 PM yes , i mean moly do u know , i discovered that our expressions for love and feelings are so wonderful and profound, i guess we are egyptians knows how to express our love ------------------ BoBBoSS IP: Logged
misscurly Member Posts: 41 Registered: Jun 2003	posted 23 April 2004 02:16 PM monica, i am online now - if only u could see his face when i replied to him! you are such a star for doing this thread. love curly x IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 23 April 2004 02:30 PM Today's BONUS: For those who want beautiful 'love' words here are a few sentences from a beautiful UMM Kolthoum song, called: Alf Leila we leila ~ One thousand and one night: Lyrics by: Morsi Gamil Aziz Ezay awsseflak ya habibi abl ma ahebak kont ezay ~ How can I describe to you my love how I was before loving you kont wala embarehh fakraaah ~ I could not remember yesterday Wala andy bokra astanaaah ~ and I had no tomorow to wait for Yallah naeesh fi eeyoon el leil ~ let's live in the eyes of the night [but meant to mean let's live only at night) Wa neool lel shamss ta'aly baad sanah ~ And let's tell the sun to come back in a year Mesh abl sanah ~ Not before a year Enjoy! Monica [This message has been edited by Monica (edited 23 April 2004).] IP: Logged
BoBBoSS Member Posts: 249 Registered: Jan 2004	posted 23 April 2004 02:33 PM monica))) u seem like u r into a romantic mood my dear, well, u r going to teach them the secret of our way in love, IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 23 April 2004 02:40 PM I have a feeling all the students are going to really really learn what it is to be EGYPTIAN!!! What better than the words that the Legend sang for years, written by Egyptian MEN/poets... Alf leila is actually one of my 2 favourites. Salam Monica quote: Originally posted by BoBBoSS: monica))) u seem like u r into a romantic mood my dear, well, u r going to teach them the secret of our way in love, IP: Logged
BoBBoSS Member Posts: 249 Registered: Jan 2004	posted 23 April 2004 03:14 PM alf lela , sert el hob, and hayart amry, these three are my best beside abd el haleem of course, i guess u r going to teach them how to love in the egyptian way ))) but take care))) we egyptian men are going to loose our charm (lol) ------------------ BoBBoSS IP: Logged
jaguar Member Posts: 477 Registered: Jan 2004	posted 23 April 2004 04:22 PM quote: Originally posted by Monica: Alf leila is actually one of my 2 favourites. Monica And my second is Hazihi lailaty. IP: Logged
moll Member Posts: 561 Registered: May 2002	posted 23 April 2004 04:37 PM Monica, these phrases are useful, thanks! How do you say, I'm just looking? If you go into a shop, and they keep saying we have this and we have that and showing you things, not exactly hassling you but just overdoing the helpfulness, how can you tell them politely to leave you alone? IP: Logged
Linnet Member Posts: 85 Registered: Mar 2004	posted 23 April 2004 04:48 PM Dear Monica, Thank you so so much for starting this thread. It has been most enlightening - I can't wait to see the answer to the last question.....is there an answer to a shopkeeper that really works and you are actually left alone to look round a shop?? Thanks again!! IP: Logged
kimo_the_maniac Member Posts: 850 Registered: Jan 2003	posted 23 April 2004 04:51 PM Moll you could say "ana batfarrag bas" (I am just looking) "ana bakhod fekrah" (I am having a first look through all the shops first, not literally but that's the gist). :-) IP: Logged
Laura Member Posts: 713 Registered: Apr 2002	posted 23 April 2004 04:56 PM Monica this thread is HOT HOT HOT..lol What a great idea! How about some phrases to help all of us in a topic I saw you mention in another thread. The Cleaning Lady...You know...Change the sheets...Dont use gas on my floors...haha..OOOOH I almost died the first time I got a wiff of that one..lol Seriously, a few key phrases would be great. Laura IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 23 April 2004 05:27 PM Hi Moll, you can say: Shukran ana batfarag we bass.... Thanks I am ONLY looking that's all...... Hope this helps! quote: Originally posted by moll: Monica, these phrases are useful, thanks! How do you say, I'm just looking? If you go into a shop, and they keep saying we have this and we have that and showing you things, not exactly hassling you but just overdoing the helpfulness, how can you tell them politely to leave you alone? IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 23 April 2004 05:36 PM WOOW, you all really make me feel great!! thank you so much... I'm happy everyone is happy...we shall keep it aliiiiive then No wonder my friends here are asking around the neighborhood if someone saw me lately....or if there is a foul smell coming from my place hehehe...I spend lots of time on ES...with pleasure! I'll be back in the morning, and Laura yes ..of course I will give you some sentences regarding the cleaning lady...take notes!!! [This message has been edited by Monica (edited 24 April 2004).] IP: Logged
moll Member Posts: 561 Registered: May 2002	posted 23 April 2004 05:42 PM thanks, kimo and Monica, I'm sure I'll think of a million other questions....I should really start writing all the useful ones down and make a phrasebook for myself to take next time we go to Egypt. IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 23 April 2004 10:51 PM Special situation...Cleaning lady scenario: men fadlek ghayaree el melayatt el nahardah Please change the sheets today Men fadlek matesta'ameleesh 'dah', alal arrd Please do not use 'that' on the floor Esta'amelee 'dah' badaloh use 'that' instead Eih dah, eih dah, eih dah? mesh oltellek laaaa, balash men 'dah'? What is this, what is this, what is this, did'nt I tell you not 'this'? ( I'm presuming it's the gaz here and that she 'forgot' and is using it again...he he he...? Nadafee el hamam men fadlek Clean the bathroom please Nadafee el hamamate men fadlek Clean the bathrooms please Momken el nahardah tenadafee el shababeek you can clean the windows today Lessah feeh torab hina, men fadlek emsahee There is still dust here, please dust it e' efellee el shababeek law samahhtee ba'ad matnadafee el owwad Close the windows if you don't mind, after cleaning the rooms Emsahee el arrd kwayess awy Wipe the floor very well matwasakheesh el heiittah Do not dirty the wall Howana mesh talabt enek teghayaree el melayate, enty nesseity wala eih? Did'nt I ask you to change the sheets? did you forget or what? Ma'alesh yallah ghayareehom, It's ok, come on change them... Yallah Etghady Come on have lunch Motshakereen awy, el beit nedeff gidan, bravo aleiky We thank you, the house is now very clean.. bravo you did well Yallah e' ebaddy... Come on get your pay Salam!!! Monica PS: Egyptian friends, please add your contributions, adjustments, etc.. ...thanks! quote: Originally posted by Laura: Monica this thread is HOT HOT HOT..lol What a great idea! How about some phrases to help all of us in a topic I saw you mention in another thread. The Cleaning Lady...You know...Change the sheets...Dont use gas on my floors...haha..OOOOH I almost died the first time I got a wiff of that one..lol Seriously, a few key phrases would be great. Laura [This message has been edited by Monica (edited 24 April 2004).] IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 23 April 2004 11:06 PM jag... I'm speechless! quote: Originally posted by jaguar: And my second is Hazihi lailaty. IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 23 April 2004 11:24 PM And today's surprise: Information on Egyptian meals ~ best way to your man's heart??? you won't lose if you try. And if he joins you in the kitchen, then it's the ultimate proof he really really loves you ..or...doesn't trust your cooking skills...he he he _____________________________________________ Ruzz (rice) is often varied by cooking it with nuts, onions, vegetables, or small amounts of meat. Battaates (potatoes) are usually fried but can also be boiled or stuffed. Egyptians stuff green vegetables with mixtures of rice; wara' enab, for example, is made from boiled grape leaves filled with small amounts of spiced rice with or without ground meat. Westerners often know them by the Greek name of dolmadas or dolmas, And here is just a few very simple Egyptian recipes website, with music too!! Yallah ya banate...come on girls waroony shataretkom ~ show me how great you are... http://www.auntlynnie.freeservers.com/Egypt.html And a popular recipe is Koshary; black lentils rice small pasta (macaroni) 2 onions, thinly cut and soaked in vinegar for 1 hour tomato paste 2 large garlic cloves, minced 1 small grated onion salt pepper cumin cayenne powder pepper corn powdered chilli pepper (as desired) Cook black lentils, rice, pasta, all separately. Fry drained onions in a mixture of oil and shortening until they are dark and crisp. Drain them on paper towels. In a saucepan, saute garlic and grated onion in a small amount of butter or oil until golden. Add tomato paste, some water and spices/salt pepper, cumin, pepper corns, cayenne powder. Bring to a boil and simmer on low heat for about 5 - 10 minutes. This sauce should be neither too thick nor too thin. Now here comes the fun part. You can either mix the ingredients together or leave it up to every person to mix his own in his plate. If you mix the stuff yourself, then first put the rice in the bottom of the serving dish, follow it up with the lentils, then on top the pasta. On top of the pasta put the crisp onions spread evenly. Pour the sauce into a separate bowl and let each person pour their sauce over the combined ingredients. bel hana wel shefa (enjoy the meal) Heeey, I just gained a pound! gotta run... Monica ............................... Egyptian Spices are delicious! [This message has been edited by Monica (edited 24 April 2004).] IP: Logged
Dalia Member Posts: 852 Registered: Aug 2002	posted 24 April 2004 03:39 AM quote: Originally posted by kimo_the_maniac: Dalia congrats on the progress with Arabic, somehow it shows in your posts. I don't know how but it does :-) So it's shock value that makes them laugh I guess. LOL ... But you might be right. IP: Logged
kamar Member Posts: 98 Registered: Apr 2004	posted 24 April 2004 08:21 AM Sabah el fool Monica, eti kwaiessa? el naharda ana mesh mabsuta....ana andy moshkela with my boy....... i have found in youregypt much things for study.....thank you !!!! IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 24 April 2004 08:25 AM Sabah el kheir ya Kamar, Ana kwayessa el nahardah.. I'm happy you found things that interest you in youregypt, did you register? and did you look at the forum? What is the problem with your love? Eih el moshkela ma'a habibik? quote: Originally posted by kamar: Sabah el fool Monica, eti kwaiessa? el naharda ana mesh mabsuta....ana andy moshkela with my boy....... i have found in youregypt much things for study.....thank you !!!! [This message has been edited by Monica (edited 24 April 2004).] IP: Logged
moll Member Posts: 561 Registered: May 2002	posted 24 April 2004 08:28 AM quote: Originally posted by kamar: Sabah el fool Monica, eti kwaiessa? el naharda ana mesh mabsuta....ana andy moshkela with my boy....... i have found in youregypt much things for study.....thank you !!!! Hey kamar, I understood what you wrote!!! (this is an achievement for me) IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 24 April 2004 08:31 AM Moll, that is so great! so why don't you write us a sentence too? quote: Originally posted by moll: Hey kamar, I understood what you wrote!!! (this is an achievement for me) IP: Logged
moll Member Posts: 561 Registered: May 2002	posted 24 April 2004 08:59 AM quote: Originally posted by Monica: Moll, that is so great! so why don't you write us a sentence too? I will, Monica....expect a four word sentence in about 3 days time. IP: Logged
kamar Member Posts: 98 Registered: Apr 2004	posted 24 April 2004 10:13 AM Monica, i have sent you mail so you can undertsand my problem with my boy. ma'a salama IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 24 April 2004 08:15 PM Ya banate, Girls... I gave you a break today and a chance to digest all the information on this thread...but tomorrow... more more more to learn! Bokra...tomorrow... By the way, please check the 'thread for children'...I really need opinions to help some of my close people! Thanks to all Shukran lel gamee'e! Monica quote: Originally posted by kamar: Monica, i have sent you mail so you can undertsand my problem with my boy. ma'a salama IP: Logged
brian04 Member Posts: 384 Registered: Feb 2004	posted 25 April 2004 08:18 AM Monica, This is a really helpful thread. Thank you so much. Salam, Brian IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 25 April 2004 03:24 PM hey Brian, glad you visited!! Massa'a el kheir gamee'an Good evening every one... I wanted to add a few sentences today, that could be useful when you arrive in Egypt. The passport El passport Etfadal el passport here is the passport Shukran ~ thanks El shonat The luggage Porter Shayal Anything to declare. Someone will ask: feeh hhaga electroneya, computer hhaga kida? Do you have electrical stuff, a computer or stuff like that? you say Laa or aywa and show If your habibi/friend is at the airport: Ahlan ahlan ya habibi wahashteny khalless (m) ahlan ahlan ya habebty wahashteeny khalless (f) Ana aiza asterayahh I want to rest Bass enta shaklak haayelll (m) But you look greaaat bass enty shaklek haayelll (f) El safar kan taweel awy the trip was very long If he/she will take you to the hotel and you have to part Ashufak bokra habibi see you tomorrow my love OR ashufak ba'ad shwaya habibi I'll see you in a bit my love or Ashufak kaman sa'a I'll see you in one hour hatewhashny awy I will miss you a lot hatewhasheeny awy (f) Salam salam Monica quote: Originally posted by brian04: Monica, This is a really helpful thread. Thank you so much. Salam, Brian IP: Logged
Mooly El Din Member Posts: 289 Registered: Apr 2003	posted 25 April 2004 04:01 PM Monica, why you are not contributing to the other HOT threads Cheers IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 25 April 2004 10:12 PM What? when? where? how? eih? emta? fein? ezay? you were doing great, could not intrude So, how are you doing? and where are you now? Read somewhere you almost missed a plane...hayelll!! Take care... quote: Originally posted by Mooly El Din: Monica, why you are not contributing to the other HOT threads Cheers IP: Logged
Monica Member Posts: 2385 Registered: Aug 2003	posted 25 April 2004 10:15 PM Found this thread for you, regarding the Arabic language. Good work ya kimo! [Linguistics eih?] http://www.egyptmad.com/kimo_the_maniac/ArabicHome.htm IP: Logged

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