| Comment |
Title |
Time |
| mmm, it depends on how extreme are those dialects. For instance, shlonech (how are you) is used in Iraq, and mixing it with 2albi (my heart)... |
Messy hair |
Wed 30th Dec 09 |
Zoska,
Letter (ق) varies just in colloquial Arabic (not in classical) , where some dialects make it souund like (g), others make it sound l... |
Messy hair |
Wed 30th Dec 09 |
| In Arabic, we have certain verbs that takes direct object in one word (called Muta3addi verbs) and others that dont't take the object in one... |
Messy hair |
Wed 30th Dec 09 |
| This is actually Iraqi dialect, it is indeed correct but better to make it kayf 7alech to distinguish it from the masculine term which is ka... |
How are you? |
Tue 29th Dec 09 |
Desmond,
To answer you directly, both words are interchangeable.
However, the (anger) in (غضبان) is higher than the one in (غاضب),... |
3 Questions that baffled all |
Sat 26th Dec 09 |
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