are you homesick for Egypt ?
Arabic translation: هل تحن لمصر؟ أو هل اشتقت لمصر؟
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| na | Wahashetak (Wahashetik) Masr/Misr? |
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| na | هل تحن لمصر؟ أو هل اشتقت لمصر؟ |
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Wahashetak (Wahashetik) Masr/Misr? Explanation: Again the word in bracket is used for feminine gender. The above format is the informal one, like in the course of normal conversation and it means: - Did you miss Egypt? You can otherwise say: Hal ishtaqt (ishtaqti) li Masr/Misr? HTH Mona |
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هل تحن لمصر؟ أو هل اشتقت لمصر؟ Explanation: if the question is addressed to a male, then the following translations suit you best: hal tahinnu li misra? or hal ishtaqta li misra? for a female, hal tahinnina li misra? or hal ishtaqti li misra? best regards |
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