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Chapter 01Everyday Basics

Start Talking Like an Egyptian — From Day One!

Welcome to your very first stop on the road to speaking Egyptian Arabic — and it's all about everyday conversation. This section is your toolkit for the most common things Egyptians say in daily life — whether you're saying hi to your neighbor, asking for help, or just trying to understand what's going on around you. You'll learn to greet people naturally, ask how someone is, be polite and warm, introduce yourself, and ask for help if you don't understand. Yalla beena! Let's go!

01.1

Greetings, Politeness & Introductions

01.1.1

Morning Greetings

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صباح الخير

Good morning

Saba7 el-kheir

صباح النور

Response to good morning

Saba7 en-noor

صباح الياسمين

Morning of jasmine

Saba7 elyasmeen

صباح العسل

Sweet morning

Saba7 el-3asal

صباح الجمال

Beautiful morning

Saba7 el-gamal

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01.1.2

Evening Greetings

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مساء الخير

Good evening

Masa2 el-kheir

مساء النور

Response to good evening

Masa2 en-noor

مساء الفل

Lovely evening

Masa2 el-full

مساء الجمال

Beautiful evening

Masa2 el-gamal

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General & Casual Greetings

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Goodbyes & Night Phrases

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Asking How Someone Is — Questions

إزّيك؟

How are you? (to a male)

Ezzayak?

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Asking How Someone Is — Responses

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01.1.7

Polite Expressions

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Getting to Know Someone — Questions

اسمكَ إيه؟

What’s your name? (to a male )

Esmak eh?

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Getting to Know Someone — Answers

أنا اسمي محمد

My name is Mohamed

Ana esmy Mo7ammed

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Requesting Clarification

ممكن تعيد تاني؟

Can you repeat that? (to a male)

Momken t3eed tany?

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Mini-Dialogues: Everyday Basics

01.2.1

Dialogue 1: Morning Greeting in the Street

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صباح الفل!

Saba7 el-full!

Good morning!

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صباح الجمال! إزّيك؟

Saba7 el-gamal! Ezzayak?

Beautiful morning! How are you?

A

أنا تمام الحمد لله. وإنت؟

Ana tamam el-7amdolellah. W enta?

I'm fine, thank God. And you?

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كله تمام، شكراً.

Kollo tamam, shokran.

All good, thanks.

Cultural note: Many Egyptians speak basic English, but using even a little Arabic earns respect and friendliness. Phrases like “Khalli balak” (take care) and “Rabbena ma3ak” (may God be with you) show real care — not just formality.
01.2.2

Dialogue 2: Introducing Yourself to Someone New

أهلاً، اسمك إيه؟

Hi, what's your name?

Ahlan, esmak eh?

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Dialogue 3: Asking for Help Politely

لو سمحت، ممكن تساعدني؟

Excuse me, can you help me?

Law sama7t, momken tsa3edni?

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Dialogue 4: Struggling with Arabic

ممكن تقول تاني؟ مش فاهم.

Can you say that again? I don't understand.

Momken te2ool tany? Mesh fahem.

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01.2.5

Dialogue 5: Saying Goodbye After a Friendly Chat

خلاص، همشي دلوقتي.

Alright, I'm heading off now.

Khalas, hamshi delwa2ty.

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Dialogue 6: Casual Encounter with a Neighbor

إزّيك يا أستاذ محمود؟

How are you, Mr. Mahmoud?

Ezzayak ya ostaz Mahmoud?

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