Hello Readers of “Aprender Words” we will continue our articles of expressions in Arabic dialects, and today we will see a little of the Lebanese dialect, spoken in cities like Beirut:
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Portuguese | Lebanese Arabic ألعريّة |
You welcome | Ahla w sahla |
Hello | Marhaba |
How are you doing? |
Kifak (m) Kifek (f) |
I am fine | Mnih (m) Mniha (f) |
How much time! | Elna zamen ma chefnek (m) Elna zamen ma chefneki (f) |
What's your name? |
Chou esmak (m) Chou esmek (f) |
My name is … | Esmi ... |
Where you are from? |
Men wayn inta? (m) Men wayn inti? (f) |
I'm from … | Ana men… |
Nice to meet you | Tcharrafna |
Good Morning ! | Sabah el khayr |
good night | Masa el khayr |
Good night (Farewell) | Tosbah ´Aa khayr |
bye | Ma´A el saleme |
Bon Appetit / Bon Appetite |
Sahtayn Bil hana |
Good trip | Rahle mwaff´a |
I get it | Befham |
I dont understand | Ma befham |
I do not know | ma baarf |
Please speak more slowly | Eza btrid, Hki ´Aa mehlak |
Repeat please | ´Aida men fadlak |
Please write | Kteba eza btrid |
Do you speak English? | Btehki Englizia chi? |
Do you speak Lebanese Arabic? | Btehki Lebneni chi? |
Yes a little | Hey, chway ... |
How do you say ... in Lebanese Arabic? | Kif bi´oulo… bil lebneni? |
Excuse |
´Aan eznak 3afwan |
How much? | Adday se´Aro? |
excuse me |
Esef (m) Esfe (f) 3afwan |
Please | ´izza btreed (m) min fadlak (m) ´izza btreedi (f) min fadlik (f) |
Required to) | Chokran |
You're welcome | Tekram |
Where is the bathroom? | Wayn el Hemmem? |
Would you like to dance with me? |
Bthebb will we have them? (m) Bthebbi ter´osi ma´Ai? (f) |
Miss you | Shta´tilak (m) shta´tilik (f) |
I love you |
Bhebbak (m) Bhebbek (f) |
Go away! | ´ahet! |
Leave me alone! | Trekni wahdi |
Help! | Moose´Aade! |
Fire! | Hari´! |
Stop! | Khalas! |
Call the police! | Tlob el bolis |
One language is never enough | Logha weHde ma btekfi |
To end Bonito, I will leave a song by the beautiful Lebanese singer Nancy Ajram:
That's it for today, but stay tuned, let's continue with the dialects !!!!!!