In Classic language (Fusha) it's said just like in previous comments:
La afham ma taqoul - لا أفهم ما تقول (Lit. "I don't understand that you're saying" or "I don't understa...
There different ways:
Well, it depends on which dialect you mean. Because there is nowadays no unified ''Arabic slang''; every Arab country has its own dialect or language and they share the Sta...
"Tamam" basically means "alright" or "exactly".
For example, if someone's done a good job you can encourage them a little by saying "tamam". It's not so strong though, so yo...
Alhamdullah,
In Modern Standard Arabic, you would say:
It means completion/completely, fullness/fully, perfection/perfectly. It can also be used to add emphasize; e.g: It was exactly 10 o'clock. Here are a few common uses of this word:
Do not use such a bad word. It has many meanings. Having sex for money is against God Almighty. Certainly not in the Arab world. It is not acceptable for anyone to say or i...
Egyptain Arabic: "mesh fahma", "مش فاهمه" for a female, and "mesh fahem", "مش فاهم" for a male. To say I didn't understand, you can say "maf'hemtesh", "مفهمتش", this goes f...
Hala (هلا) is a common slang greeting in some of the eastern dialects of Arabic ( Levantine, Iraqi, Gulfs, Yemen).
Arabic roots are pretty neat! Etymologically, Hala is deri...
Inti (انت or انتي) means you and used with female addressee. It is not in standard Arabic, but still used in most of the dialects with the same meaning, except for Homs in ...
fave game ko 'to e ...
