2020年10月8日 · Egyptian word used to describe an unbelievable situation (bad or good) like OMGNone

The Arabic phrase "a7a neeek" (أحا نيك) is an informal expression commonly used in Egyptian Arabic. It is a colloquial way of saying "I miss you" or "I long for you" in English. However, it is …

The Arabic phrase "A7A neeem" is an informal expression commonly used in Egyptian dialect. It is a colloquial way of expressing excitement, surprise, or astonishment. The phrase can be …

2022年7月30日 · It's a made-up Egyptian word like tons of other local words there, it implies the sound of s-x and is also used along cursing. Some people brought meaningful abbreviations to …

2021年3月30日 · Basically a super "FUCK NO", a very violent verbal dissent issued by your average Egyptian, in (violent dissent) worthy situations. It’s more like “fuck that”. a7a means اتا …

2015年3月1日 · Ronaldo just scored a bycicle kick, a7a! Someone's rear ended your car... A7a! But where did this tapeworm of the colloquial lexicon come from? Photographer Bashir Wagih …

2012年7月17日 · A7a was once the explosive, screeching, unnerving, alarming and deafening yell of the “vulgar” poor. But as class consciousness was shaken to its core under the feet of a …

2014年1月24日 · This is the word أحا (aḥa in the most common scholarly transliteration, a7a in the popular Internet form): the Arabic ح , a pharyngeal "h", should not be confused with ه …

2013年4月23日 · In Egyptian colloquial Arabic, the word A7A, a common transliteration of the Arabic letters ‘alif, haa, and ‘alif, is prohibited from being broadcast, published, printed, or …

The Arabic phrase "a7a neeek" (أحا نيك) is an informal expression commonly used in Egyptian Arabic. It is a colloquial way of saying "I miss you" or "I long for you" in English. However, it is …