Say "Salam" & "besslama" :)

hahahha hell no … didnt smoke anythin and the french old men that was a long time ago :smiley:
now only old ladies wuahahahahahahahahahahahh

I’m gonna disappoint you Aisha, sorry (hope it’d b the 1st & lst). Not only the egyptian flag that has red, white, & black colors, but other arab flags as well, and salah eddin’s eagle is what distinguish egypt from others, so replacing it with the star won’t maintain the egyptian identity, while the read flag with the eagle dosn’t look so nice.
I think I’m gonna keep what I’m displaying currently, or seek 4 sth neutral :)[/quote]
it’s fine sis :wink: do as you like… I was just curious to see your creativity :slight_smile:

bsalama 3lik

no creativity at all… U would have been disappointed then if i did and displayed them ;D
fine sis, bislama :slight_smile:

naww i’m sure I would have been impressed… :slight_smile:
thallay

no walah u won’t have been impressed…why because of the green star? it was small…
btw, do you know that one of my keyholder has the flag of Turkey?, and I have a turkish van cat…OMG! I’m 50% turkish therefore ;D

hahaha I have a van kedisi too :P… Turkish flag? wah wah, my eyes have gotten teary :smiley:

3a fkra we can start our turkish lessons when you want :stuck_out_tongue: so that you can say “I’m 50% turk” in the actual language, hence you’ll it’ll be more realistic :wink:

just to make u feel better: I also have as a wallpaper, the Egyptian soccer players doing sojood after winning their match :slight_smile: I love it!

Really? That’s cool.
I really have many turkish things around me, there’re even some kinds of soaps are bought here were made in Turkey. Many turkish books, turkish frends, turkish cat, turkish name :smiley:

About the turkish lessons, I thought you have forgotten me: http://www.speakmoroccan.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=2080&p=5
???

I totally totally didn’t see that… and no way i’ll forget/ignore… yalla i posted there, check it out :smiley:

I’m dying to know what your name is :smiley: If you’re a privacy freak b7aly safi i’ll eventually find out when you enroll into my lessons :smiley:

Is it Haci Sakir soap? they’re so famous, I love their smell

There are many ones I can’t remember really :slight_smile:

Ok sis, I’ve replied to you over there, and yeah u’r gonna find out my name. I know its meaning too and how it’s written in Turkish :slight_smile:

nchallah nchallah :smiley: looking forward to it

yeah me too :slight_smile: I really hope to agree on time to start it :slight_smile:

YA RAB

:slight_smile: we just did hihi

yeah yeah l7mdellah :slight_smile:

Aisha, not sure if you’ve left or not…
just dont wanna leave without saying bislama ya okhi ya 7abebti ya ostadti :slight_smile: (wrote it right?)

byyyyye :slight_smile:

loool you mean is it correct in darija? i assume it is… :slight_smile: but i reckon 7abiba w ostada dialy sounds more moroccannn :smiley:

I’m here, just doing my arabic h/w and also psting :slight_smile:

bsalama, if you’re leaving though… :hi:

ahhh, I usually forget about that word diali, thou it’s the most frequest word used in darija :wink:

ok Aisha, i’m gonna go now. salam :slight_smile:

okkkk 7bibty, khod balak 3la nafsak w thallay frasek w bsalama 3lik tal gheda wla lyom ba3d gheda wla lyom ba3d lyom ba3d ghdda… riiiiiight :hap:, dont take my darija as an example :stuck_out_tongue:

w 3likom salam =)

I guess it would be khodi balek 3la nafsaki… anyway you get the point :stuck_out_tongue:

lol Aisha, yeah I got it :smiley:
Anyway, I’m back again…salam y’all :d

salaaam, welcome back :smiley: