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kifaru
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Would any of you be so kind as to give me the name of millet in arabic(transliterated of course). I have a friend travelling to sudan and he will obtain the ingrediants for making this beer from there.

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ausar
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I believe the beer is called booza. Not certain about this though.

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Thanks, Ausar. Whats tthe word for Millet (the grain). I need this so I can have my associate accuire some from a trader. Help with the pronunciation would be great too. T.I.A.

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Roy_2k5
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Couldn't you just ask this question in the 'Visiting Egypt' section? That section is where all the travel related threads are in.

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ausar
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kifaru, if you are still there the name for millet in Arabic is dura.

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