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Does anyone know any arabic??? m2ayyar
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08 Nov 2006 Wed 03:01 am |
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I would like to know what m2ayyar means... tesekkur ederim!
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08 Nov 2006 Wed 03:10 am |
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Thats Egyptian,right ? lol,
Anyhow,its very new slang word,used between youth,means not feeling good,in a way of
being board,and cann't do anything about it,or
in his way to a bad mood which make him not standing anything.
Something like that.
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08 Nov 2006 Wed 04:10 am |
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m2ayyar=metayyar????
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08 Nov 2006 Wed 04:12 am |
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Quoting arabianofelix: m2ayyar=metayyar???? |
metayyar ?!!
What's that ?
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08 Nov 2006 Wed 04:32 am |
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im only asking, wht letter the 2 stands for. T or?
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08 Nov 2006 Wed 08:26 am |
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well, i dont speak any arabic, but i will like to learn...
all i know is "La ilah illa allah; muhammad rasul allah" 
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08 Nov 2006 Wed 10:29 am |
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hello
i have a friend, she studying university arabic lenguage
she can help you i think, send me your mail adress, i give her and you talk her
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08 Nov 2006 Wed 08:28 pm |
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08 Nov 2006 Wed 08:30 pm |
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Quoting arabianofelix: im only asking, wht letter the 2 stands for. T or? |
hi
in arabic there are more letters than in english, so when we write sms we use some numbers to symbolise letters
here for example it was written as me2ayyar instead of me'ayyar
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08 Nov 2006 Wed 09:28 pm |
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İ'm not very good in using those symbols,but here is what i know of them,
2 means ء
2' means أ
3 means ع
3' means غ
This all what i know.
And for this in the Turkish translation,so
İt can be, can sıkmak Türkçede.
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08 Nov 2006 Wed 09:56 pm |
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the rest are:
5 or 7' for خ
6 for ط
7 for ح
8 for ق
9 for ص
9' for ض
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 12:57 am |
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Quoting Snow Drop: Quoting arabianofelix: im only asking, wht letter the 2 stands for. T or? |
hi
in arabic there are more letters than in english, so when we write sms we use some numbers to symbolise letters
here for example it was written as me2ayyar instead of me'ayyar
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Arabic has only 22 letters compared to 26 in english...
reason we end to use symbols and numbers when writing in ltain alphabets {english, spanish, turkish, etc.} is because Latin is not supportive to Arabic. Latin and greek have less sounds than Arabic, but has more unnecessary letters.
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 08:22 am |
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Quoting arabianofelix: Quoting Snow Drop: Quoting arabianofelix: im only asking, wht letter the 2 stands for. T or? |
hi
in arabic there are more letters than in english, so when we write sms we use some numbers to symbolise letters
here for example it was written as me2ayyar instead of me'ayyar
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Arabic has only 22 letters compared to 26 in english...
reason we end to use symbols and numbers when writing in ltain alphabets {english, spanish, turkish, etc.} is because Latin is not supportive to Arabic. Latin and greek have less sounds than Arabic, but has more unnecessary letters. |
arabic has 28 not 22!!!!
but i agree with u that we use "latin" letters to symbolise sounds more than letters
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 10:03 am |
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m2ayyar ..(Mssyyar= Motta'a)
Thse are form of temporary marriage, or a contract to co habit.
it is agreed in advance what each party will provide the other duirng the term (term can be anything form 30 minutes to years, but termination date is required)
The contract also stipulates settleemnt at the end of the contract.
Its much more civiled than cohabiting in lets say U.K. wher at the end ther can be alot of acrimonious feelings.
A
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 10:05 am |
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Quoting Ametis: m2ayyar ..(Mssyyar= Motta'a)
Thse are form of temporary marriage, or a contract to co habit.
it is agreed in advance what each party will provide the other duirng the term (term can be anything form 30 minutes to years, but termination date is required)
The contract also stipulates settleemnt at the end of the contract.
Its much more civiled than cohabiting in lets say U.K. wher at the end ther can be alot of acrimonious feelings.
A |
so what does this temporary 'contract' allow them to do then? and doesn't it make a slight mockery of marriage   just my opinion
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 05:29 pm |
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Quote:
so what does this temporary 'contract' allow them to do then? and doesn't it make a slight mockery of marriage just my opinion |
yea its a mockery
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 05:35 pm |
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Quote: Quoting Snow Drop:
so what does this temporary 'contract' allow them to do then? and doesn't it make a slight mockery of marriage just my opinion |
yea its a mockery |
It sounds like a very good idea to me! Why on earth does it make a mockery of marriage? Marriage does that well enough on its own!! People go in to marriage promising to be with eachother "until they die", "to be faithfull" - how many achieve this?
I am not against marriage at all, but I would not make such a promise unless I was SURE. At least this contract covers the legal aspects of living with someone and avoids anyone losing money or property if you separate.
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 05:43 pm |
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Quote: Quoting Snow Drop:
so what does this temporary 'contract' allow them to do then? and doesn't it make a slight mockery of marriage just my opinion |
yea its a mockery |
Yeh!! It is having your cake and eating it I think 
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 05:46 pm |
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Quote: Quoting libralady: Quoting Snow Drop:
so what does this temporary 'contract' allow them to do then? and doesn't it make a slight mockery of marriage just my opinion |
yea its a mockery |
Yeh!! It is having your cake and eating it I think |
if they dont want to get married they could co-habit..thats like me saying ok ill enter into a temporary marriage contract with u until tomorrow cos that way i can have sex u either want to marry someone..or u dont.
neway just my humble opinion 
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 05:46 pm |
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Quote: Quoting libralady: Quoting Snow Drop:
so what does this temporary 'contract' allow them to do then? and doesn't it make a slight mockery of marriage just my opinion |
yea its a mockery |
Yeh!! It is having your cake and eating it I think |
What???? Why Libralady???
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 05:49 pm |
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besides this discussion is all irrelevant my friend who lives in lebanon said that this arabic means f@@@er!!
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 05:52 pm |
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the definition of mssyyar is:
a couple getting married for some time but THE FEMALE is giving up some or ALL of her rights
that means the wife has no rights on her husband, he comes to her whenever he wants, he doesnt have to pay anything as "family support"...etc
thats why in my opinion its just a mockery of marriage and only desperate women can do such a thing
when there is real marriage why to go for mssyyar marriage unless the guy is not serious or the girl is tooo desperate
mssyyar is a mockery of marriage
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 05:55 pm |
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but do u know what
in the sms when it was written "m2yyar" i dont think it is about the mssyyar at all
i think its m2ayyar= bored as canli previously said
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 05:55 pm |
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Quoting Snow Drop: the definition of mssyyar is:
a couple getting married for some time but THE FEMALE is giving up some or ALL of her rights
that means the wife has no rights on her husband, he comes to her whenever he wants, he doesnt have to pay anything as "family support"...etc
thats why in my opinion its just a mockery of marriage and only desperate women can do such a thing
when there is real marriage why to go for mssyyar marriage unless the guy is not serious or the girl is tooo desperate
mssyyar is a mockery of marriage |
+100000000000000000000 i quite agree snowdrop
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 05:56 pm |
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Ahh! hahaha - I thought it was too good to be true! In that case, again - I would say it's NOT a mockery of marriage, just another example of the sexism which still seems rife in some countries. I would imagine women have few more rights in their marriage either 
I could only judge my earlier posts on Ametis's description of this contract!
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 05:56 pm |
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Quoting Snow Drop: but do u know what
in the sms when it was written "m2yyar" i dont think it is about the mssyyar at all
i think its m2ayyar= bored as canli previously said |
yes but then we wouldnt have had this lovely discussion so lets leave it as meaning the other word 
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 06:42 pm |
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yea i thought u will agree robyn
and as aenigma x said it's just all about sexism
but it drives me crazy when the girl herself accepts such a thing and gives up her rights
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 07:16 pm |
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Quote: Quoting robyn : Quoting libralady: Quoting Snow Drop:
so what does this temporary 'contract' allow them to do then? and doesn't it make a slight mockery of marriage just my opinion |
yea its a mockery |
Yeh!! It is having your cake and eating it I think |
if they dont want to get married they could co-habit..thats like me saying ok ill enter into a temporary marriage contract with u until tomorrow cos that way i can have sex u either want to marry someone..or u dont.
neway just my humble opinion |
i totally agree
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 07:29 pm |
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Quote: u either want to marry someone..or u dont.
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If only life was that simple 
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 07:30 pm |
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Quote: Quoting libralady: u either want to marry someone..or u dont.
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If only life was that simple |
life is whatever u make it
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 07:32 pm |
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Quote: Quoting robyn : Quoting libralady: u either want to marry someone..or u dont.
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If only life was that simple |
life is whatever u make it |
Uhmmmmm! Is that so?
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 07:35 pm |
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yes u just do the best with the cards u have....if u want to do something do it..lifes too short
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 07:35 pm |
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Quote: Quoting libralady: Quoting robyn : Quoting libralady: u either want to marry someone..or u dont.
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If only life was that simple |
life is whatever u make it |
Uhmmmmm! Is that so? |
İn another world ?
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 07:38 pm |
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Guys,the word was about someone bored,how come you convert it to talking about marriage ??lol
TC habit ? lol
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 07:40 pm |
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Quote: Quoting CANLI: Quoting libralady: Quoting robyn : Quoting libralady: u either want to marry someone..or u dont.
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If only life was that simple |
life is whatever u make it |
Uhmmmmm! Is that so? |
İn another world ? |
no canli..i find that successes and failures i have made were down to my conduct..therefore i make my life what it is..let's not get all silly here and say that we all want to be millionaires so should be..i'm talking about normal, everyday things here just to clarify that..
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 07:45 pm |
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having learnt through experience, as you travel the colourful journey of life you will find that not all failures or successes are down to your own behaviour. Therefore life is not that simple and not always as you want it to be.
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 08:11 pm |
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 08:12 pm |
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Quoting libralady: having learnt through experience, as you travel the colourful journey of life you will find that not all failures or successes are down to your own behaviour. Therefore life is not that simple and not always as you want it to be. |
yea maybe some things are out of our hands but it shouldn't make us get to a point when we give up lots of our rights
some things can get out of our hands to some extent but they shouldnt get completely out of our hands right?
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 08:31 pm |
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Quoting Snow Drop: Quoting libralady: having learnt through experience, as you travel the colourful journey of life you will find that not all failures or successes are down to your own behaviour. Therefore life is not that simple and not always as you want it to be. |
yea maybe some things are out of our hands but it shouldn't make us get to a point when we give up lots of our rights
some things can get out of our hands to some extent but they shouldnt get completely out of our hands right?
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completely agree u know i think u r very clever
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09 Nov 2006 Thu 08:37 pm |
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oh robyn 
we have lots in common
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10 Nov 2006 Fri 11:09 am |
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When I woke this morning I had ice on my windsreen!
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10 Nov 2006 Fri 02:44 pm |
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BTW I saw the title and I'd like to ask something. Before I met some arabic friends here, I thought there was only one arabic language and all the arabs understand each other, but then the Lebanese told me that he didn't understand the arabic of the algerians at all. There are different dialects but are they all that different and where is the pure arabic spoken, in Egypt?
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10 Nov 2006 Fri 02:48 pm |
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Quoting libralady: When I woke this morning I had ice on my windsreen! |
really my windows were all stesmed..what a difference
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10 Nov 2006 Fri 04:40 pm |
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Quoting mltm: BTW I saw the title and I'd like to ask something. Before I met some arabic friends here, I thought there was only one arabic language and all the arabs understand each other, but then the Lebanese told me that he didn't understand the arabic of the algerians at all. There are different dialects but are they all that different and where is the pure arabic spoken, in Egypt? |
Well,we cann't say really there is a country which do speak pure arabic,or formal arabic.
Each country from all the arabic spoken countries speak the arabic language on its own way,with its accent.
And its not easy for us to understand each other specially if they talk fast,you come to think its another foreigin language or something !
But mostly,they all understand our Egyptian Arabic very well,for many reasons,
Lots of Egyptians went and worked in all the Arab countries for many years,as teachers,so they were talking with our accent ofcourse.
Lots of people from other arab countr'es come and study at our Universities.
Our movies,series,actors,actress are well known there,so is our singers too.
Singers from other countries sang,and sing using our accent too.
So its very easy for them to understand ours.
But,when we write,we all write using same way,pure arabic,or formal arabic as we should write,and we all understand what ever anyone from any country write.
because we all use same formal language.
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10 Nov 2006 Fri 07:16 pm |
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Quoting mltm: BTW I saw the title and I'd like to ask something. Before I met some arabic friends here, I thought there was only one arabic language and all the arabs understand each other, but then the Lebanese told me that he didn't understand the arabic of the algerians at all. There are different dialects but are they all that different and where is the pure arabic spoken, in Egypt? |
the formal arabic is not "spoken" anywhere, each country has it's own accent as canli said, but we use formal arabic for formal procedures and also maybe sometimes at universities, formal speaches...etc.
but in the streets if u speak formal ppl might laugh at u 
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10 Nov 2006 Fri 07:25 pm |
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Snow Drop you sound familiar - have you been here before....
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10 Nov 2006 Fri 08:29 pm |
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Quoting aenigma x: Snow Drop you sound familiar - have you been here before.... |
ofcourse i have been here beforee
but not since so long
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12 Nov 2006 Sun 10:54 pm |
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Thank you Canli and Snow. You gave me some interesting information.
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