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On what I added to the Egyptian Arabic discussion however unprofessional they may seem. |
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Revision as of 10:28, 3 May 2006
hey
whats up? do you think i am doing ok with the Egyptian Arabic Swadesh list? and im really curious where do people use the demonstrative /dukha/? Cass-bot
Egypt is treating me well. /dukha/ an influence from Coptic whoa that’s interesting, just a question is it /dukha l-walad/ or /il-walad dukha/?. i've heard dawwat, diyyat and doolat used a lot. I was just thinking we should probably get a more dialectal text example for the main page. do you have any ideas? play script? movie script? political cartoon? everyday conversation? tell me what you think. Cass-bot
Thank you for references
Thank you for providing the ref.s on Egyptian Arabic talk-page; I appreciate it really. Also, today is "Sham el-Neseem"; felicitations; I hope you'll enjoy the bright morning and day.
Best, Maysara 08:32, 24 April 2006 (UTC)
...the gods themselves contend in vain.
Hello again. I've noticed a lot of activity on the Egyptian Arabic talk page but haven't taken time to look at it until today. I feel really bad that you have had to take on this Dr amr character alone. It would probably be pointless to join in, since this is an issue "for Arabs and Egyptians only." Just wanted to thank you for fighting the good fight. Against stupidity... RJCraig 08:33, 30 April 2006 (UTC)
... Egyptian Arabic !
See my talk if you please. --Sibahitalk 10:34, 1 May 2006 (UTC)
Would appreciate ur views!
On what I added to the Egyptian Arabic discussion however unprofessional they may seem. And any assistance with locating a list with the words derived from other languages.