welcome to a new episode from lenguamid so happy new year if you want to start your resolution by learning egyptian arabic or you want to refresh your knowledge about egyptian arabic then this episode is for you i'm collecting for you 50 wonderful phrases for daily live communication and daily use in egyptian arabic with these phrases you will solidify your knowledge about egyptian arabic and you will deal in every situation you face in egypt and also in the arab world so let's start right away [Music] before we go into our phases i want to pinpoint something that's very important learning the egyptian arabic is far more efficient than learning more than standard arabic for communication purpose okay because if you want to talk and deal in the situations with people egyptian arabic will help you talk to all types of people not only in egypt but also in the entire arab world because the egyptian dialect is one of the most widely used dialects in the entire arab region so let's start now by the first phrase hello 1000 thanks okay so shukran one thousand thanks which is alpha shocker we say all these variants to mean thank you if somebody asks you and you say yes okay you say aiwa iwa is yes in egyptian okay also we say o o so either or or a means in egyptian arabic yes la is so make sure to stop on this uh letter okay and if you don't want to pronounce any letters or say any letters at all you just you can just say interfein interfein where are you interfein if you are talking to a male if you are talking to a female you say intifin intifin so where are you anti-vein where are you so you guessed it where is feign where is feign so if we want to say for example where can i find something where can i find something you say simply in egyptian ale efein and then you say what you need okay where can i find the street shera for example so allah if in where can i find this is by far one of the most important phrases to know this is this is if you want to refer to something and you want to um you want to define it this is this is an egyptian is very simple it's just one simple word this is the if you are referring to a masculine if you are referring to a feminine you just say okay so for example this is a book okay if you want to say excuse me in egyptian and i had many questions in the comments in my channel about this phrase so excuse me we say two things in egyptian arabic we say either culturally it's kind of not an obsolete phrase but it's not commonly used a lot these days we used you use instead lausa mahat or lausa mahti so lamo akza is also a very important phrase and it's understood by egyptian egyptians and lao samart if you are talking to amel lausamati if you are talking to a female boss they mean excuse me really is beget big ed are you siri are you serious are you serious beget if i'm telling you something that you don't believe for example and you tell me are you serious is it real thing beget beget so for example let's have a small example if i'm telling you that i have a wonderful course that is totally free egyptian arabic 101 and you can enroll 100 free and enrollment in the description box below or in the first comment you tell me simply beget what is the time one of the most important questions in any language what is the time in egyptian we say is what is the time please what's the time is for female so what is the time isaiah came what is the time now my stomachs makes i'm hungry i'm hungry and again an archon and one bonus culture trip for you or bonus expression for you when you say ri inesc free ines if my saliva is dry we say it in egyptian ri ines if my saliva is dry okay it means i am very very thirsty so anachon i'm thirsty my saliva is dry ri initiative and i worked a lot and i'm very tired anatabin and ataben and pronounce it right taben if you say terben it means i'm a snake so anata ben i am tired ta ben so if you want to go anywhere and you need a taxi you say i need a taxi and a tag taxi taxi so need in egyptian arabic means so so we learned thanks thanks now you learn the response you are welcome okay so say it a lot with me this is a very important word elaphu if you say thank you the response would be typically by egyptians what does this mean what that this means what does this mean what does it mean what does this mean if somebody is talking so quickly and you don't understand you can't recap you just say i can't understand i can't understand anna misferim and amush fehem or mish you can say mishvahim or mush fahim so mish or mosh are typical in egyptian so anima this is if you are a male if you are a female you say ana can you repeat can you repeat i don't understand enemies femme i don't understand and a second fisheries okay i live in street five and a second so in a second i live okay this is my the way i the where where i live and a second fish area and street five hampshire and a second for second fishera if you are a tourist and need to communicate with your embassy or with your consulate then this phrase and the coming phrase are very important for you you say for example where is my embassy where is my empathy the embassy of my country okay where is my emphasis either way it's acceptable and either way it's very understandable fenis safaraptati finis safaraptati if you are talking about the consulate you say final console where is my consulate either way it's correct i need help you remember when we said i need a taxi and a tech taxi it's exactly the same help is musa so help help if you are going to introduce yourself you say my name is anna ismi and it is me you can also drop anna which is i and use s me just is me so it's me hameed for example my name is hamid it's me hamid okay there's no verb to be in arabic so anna is me okay or is me hamid i am from egypt i am from egypt egypt i am from and i'm in and i'm in from cairo i'm from cairo and i'm in ilkah is i am from this is my number this is my number so if you want to give your number for any purpose you say this is my number this is a very important phrase i know the you this is my number so this is the as i told you before that so this is say this is my cell phone number for example okay mobile it is my phone number telephony or simply say me if you are in egypt and you eat an egyptian food from for the first time maybe you can get sick because we have many fats in egyptian foods that maybe is not suitable for foreigners until they get used to it okay so if you are sick for this or for any other reason you say sick i am this different from taban tired okay tab and tired i am sick and i am if you are a male if you are a female you say ana yen ana yen it's exactly the same transformation when you said anata okay from i'm tired and i yen i am sick so you have the prescription doctor prescription and you want to go to the pharmacy to uh get the medicine okay so where is the pharmacy fenus okay no not here and take care said alaya and exachena both are synonyms in egyptian arabic they mean exactly the same thing it's a turkish name and said is an egypt and is a modern standard arabic name is a modern standard arabic name so said they are both used widely in egypt they mean pharmacy i have a headache and a handy sometimes in egypt we also say another variation we say so if you hear it of course the female masada anna esper so i'm sorry i'm sorry is an asif or you can't drop anna you say as if okay so as if or nsf for male s for female i don't know this is a very important phrase in egyptian if you don't know anything say i don't know usually egyptians no no not all egyptians i see some egyptians looking at me don't look look to me like this not all egyptians you are good okay so some egyptians say when when they asked do you know something they don't say i don't know i don't know why those don't say something like this they just think that if they know everything they are in a better situation and some of them might tell you a lot many stories that are totally untrue and for example describe you an address that's not correct and then you go and hit a wall okay but it's very important it's very important again i'm saying it's very important to say i don't know if you don't know okay so ana if and i'm shy so i don't know okay and a mish or if you're a female and i'm a sharp believe me nobody will kill you no problem no problem be calm okay no problem no problem in egyptian arabic and mafish is a negation word the golden negation word that we use ever all the time okay so my fish there's nothing okay just my fish nothing okay there is no problem i'm single an azeb if you are a male okay if you are a female you say an anise and sometime in egypt we say also for an isa mosmazel okay and most mozelle is in is it's something that's derived from mud mozelle in french and usually egyptians don't say mud mozelle like the french do but they say masmozel i'm married i'm married means anna midgar with an amid girl with unmarried and amid gow this is for male for female and a mid-galway and amid galwayza you may hear it for male and a megawizz without the tea without the tea okay and a mega girl was not met girl with megawiz so both are correct but usually for ladies they don't say ana megawiza usually they say animate goweza okay mega weather i didn't hear me goes a lot maybe you hear it if you hear it then it's okay if you don't hear it most of the time it's an amiga wizard so animegawiz or met gawze this is wonderful darawa da rawah wonderful in egyptian is so usually if you say wonderful about anything and you or you you see something that you like a lot you love you love and you you say this is wonderful this is magnificent this is wow you say darawa or the rawa okay sometimes we say this is from modern standard arabic but most of the time it's wonderful amazing for any conversation how are you how are you how are you is isaiah if you are talking to a male if you are talking to a female isaic so isaiah and isaiah or isaiah from ize which is how how is they the word how the article how and the k means you so how are you is i yak okay or is i yik okay this is how are you for female and the answer is i'm good and acquaints an aquaist i'm not good if you are in a restaurant and you want to reserve a table for example so you say i want to reserve okay so ana is here i want is an eyes want is eyes a very important verb that you need to learn so want is i is okay and the female derivative is either okay or the female variation either so ana is an eyes okay sometimes sometimes in egyptian you you may hear it with instead of eyes both are correct so i always arise okay so ana is so ana for example i want to reserve a table an isa for i want to reserve a table our passport okay the passport is in egyptian paspor paspor from passport very similar paspor paspor you may say also the modern standard arabic variation gowasu suffer gowez suffer it's in egypt but we say ge ge instead of je so gawes suffer okay the permission for traveling goes suffer so passport organza suffer mean passport i want to pay in cash and i that far cash yeah right so in cash cash is also cash in egyptian it's no no difference so an is so you know it from the last phrase and eyes i want an eyes adva to pay adva adva to pay okay i want to pay in cash and i is at far and of course like we learned last time eyes and eyes eyes is for male and heiser is for female so an eye that fakes i want to pay in cash if you are a female speaker i'm very optimistic about 2021 okay i'm very optimistic okay let's have some verbs to eat to eat yekul yakul to drink yeshua let's say for example to drink some water yes yes to drink water yes i'm drinking water okay i'm drinking tea i agree anim nmuf and the female form for male 1 for female i agree let's negate anna mismo fe so we add just mish mishwait is not which is not okay i don't agree i don't i disagree okay and exactly the same as the last phrase and a mishmo i do i disagree but if you are a female speaker so okay you want to buy something you say how much is this you can say only one word in egyptian arabic became became usually now it's less likely that you say became a lot because in the supermarkets and so all the the goods are all they have the prices and just you just pay but imagine if you are in a bazaar okay for example in cairo and you want to get some uh antiques okay so you say became and don't forget bargain bargain bargain this is very important especially in bazaars this is a very important tip from linguamite let's move to family so father is up and we will talk about father we say my father we say baba yababa yabuya okay we have many variations we say many variations in egyptian okay so father is up father is up and we say yeah yeah mother is um [Music] and exactly like father we say in egyptian many variation we say we say yamama sometimes we say yama oriyaba yeah but this is very uh let's say special to the rural areas and the countryside yabba and also in upper egypt okay and these are very typical for cairo in specific what is sister okay sister and if we want to say if you want to say for example my sister yeah but usually egyptians don't say like this they say yakti so they break any uh difficult pronunciation and connect it instead of brother is brother is and if we say yeah my brother we say or both are well known in egyptian and you will hear it a lot somebody is talking to his brother you say yahuyah yahuyah or okay both are common and are correct family is usra family usra family sometimes family is also and osura is a the smaller entity that combines the parents and the kids okay and the family also can have another um let's say with relatives and all it means so with the uncle with the aunt and with all the grandpa grandma and all the big circle they constitute the uh big family which is the isle so family the smaller one the smaller entity or the basic entity is osura and the bigger one is and in egypt for example we have many families big families and they usually have very well known names so you know fulan is from uh the the the this family the family called abaza for example or the family of el minchawi or the family of whatever so there are many names of well-known families in egypt and throughout that at the time this were something that very very well known in egypt our last phrase here is a personal message from me khali belakmin nafsek helle bella coming take care of yourself take care of yourself stay healthy healthy belligerent navsec if i'm talking to a male if i'm talking to a female helleberlich min nafsik khali belik min nafsik i want you to be always optimistic and the year of 2020 with its difficulties taught us a lot of valuable lessons that we we are close to each other and that we are solid and that we are stronger than ever and that we are tougher than ever so take care of yourself and stay in a good shape stay positive and stay optimistic stay positive okay so that ends our phrases today and i'm very happy that you i i had the chance to talk about all these phrases and this is my gift for you in the new year thanks a lot for watching these phrases don't forget to like and subscribe this video and don't forget to share it with your friends and don't forget also to take a look at the description box below and see the links take a look at my blog i have very variable articles about egypt and egyptian arabic take a look and tell me your opinion and if you have any question don't forget to leave me a comment below always don't forget to take a look at the comment section below and enroll 100 free in my egyptian arabic 101 course the fundamental course and where you can start a wonderful journey in egyptian arabic thanks a lot for watching and happy new year and see you in a future episode