Say "Salam" & "besslama" :)

thank you :smiley: :slight_smile:

you’re welcome… i think its my time to say bslamaaa :slight_smile: its late here. not really, but passed my bedtime :wink:

salam :hap:

ok sis
see you tomorrow acc 2 ur time, and later acc 2 myn :wink: [inchallah in both cases of course]
bisslama :slight_smile:

wooooahhh nice siggy, what does the first line say: jma3ana (?) kalma ttawhid?? wow niiiice design… but where iz maghreb akhtyyy? :stuck_out_tongue:

media tries to ignite the situation and make troubles between msr and algeria because of the coming football match…this sig says that “jama3tna kalemat attaw7eed”; the word of “la illah ila Allah” unites us, meaning we’re all muslims and no need for just a match to turn things upside down.

I’ve made another small tag where i’m including the flags of every arab country, yeah it has no creativity but I do like t show if you want :slight_smile:

aha i see. that’s a great idea walla… bravo 3liki :slight_smile:

you keep saying there’s no creativity, i don’t know why, i think your words are what’s creative here, they’re strong and bowerrful :smiley: I’m here if you need someone to analyse your art :stuck_out_tongue:

lol aisha :slight_smile: u’re so nice

thank you. I’m just so daydreaming that I tend to be over-realistic (make sense? lol) I mean I’d like to make or do many and lots of things, but then I discover that I’m too limited and weak; that’s my conflict :smiley:

anyway, I’m gonna upload the pic i told u about and show it 2 u :slight_smile: and ps, i didnt make my siggie btw

here it is Aisha

gimmie some analysis, gimme :smiley: :slight_smile:

naww everyone has weaknesses, im sure you’re not “weak” but you tend to spend too much time thinking of this weakness… noone’s perfect

and yeah over-realistic makes sense to me, i speak aussie english, everything makes sense to us :stuck_out_tongue:

excited to see it :slight_smile:

just post it above :slight_smile:

ooooowww looking good, walla, the colours are just ka-poww, i didn’t see it before i posted straight after lol… but it looks good, i mean, there’s no fancy mancy stuff on it, just flags but it looks great… so much redness :smiley: and oh, just an idea, i reckon you should put the flags with the crescents in every corner… like one in each corner, so its sort of like a frame… but even so, looks great… well done :okay:

thanks Aicha for this compliment :slight_smile: :blush:
and yeah, good idea about putting flags that have cresents in the corner, yeah I agree. And the so much red that’s because red represent blood of martyrs and there were many wars and fights for each country’s independence :slight_smile:

Thanks again sis :slight_smile:

Most welcome, anytime… when you have your bright ideas, show me them and i’ll rate :smiley: nchallah.

bright ideas? nice words from a nice sis :slight_smile:

well, you know I used to use PSP (a programe like photoshop, known i think in Australia) and joined graphic groups too, but they were all foreigners. Now, I tend to join groups or forums where mostly arabs and middle easterns and muslims are joining :slight_smile: we understand each other better (sometimes…lol)

LOL I’m not really into computer stuff so i haven’t heard of that, but my abi should know :wink: he’s an IT engineer… you guys say abi and abla too right

anyway, I’d totally do the same… snuggle up to where I belong most :smiley: good stuff

lol, yeah :d
well yeah we say abi and abla, but that’s more fus7a. abla is turkish means elder sis, right? the word “teza”(?) can be heard frequently in black & white movies, in turkish means as far as i remeber aunt, but they used to call mothers teze…

aha, teyze means aunt (mothers sis) and abla is older sis, :smiley: I was so astonished when i heard that egyptians use these words too, but now u tell me its old :S oh well, not to worry, we still have many things in common :smiley:

chai…sagh…khana (a bit)…adil…laf (but not in its litteral meaning = words or talkings (right?))…zarif…adam (means man, we use it esp when we say bani adam = human beings)

these words above we had in common and we still use :smiley: lol

:slight_smile: those words are all familiar to me, but khana i have no clue about, maybe we say it very differently… zarif is from arabic anyway, got into turkish :slight_smile: most words we use in turkish are either from arabic or persian, and i tinnnny bit is from turkic (language of the actual turks thousands of yrs ago - they say - )

khana means a place as far as i remember…
yeah, i know that’s y I’m optimistic that isA I’ll be able to learn turkish…stimes I thought of learning farsi to facilitate to me turkish then (!!)
you got suffix or some ending pronounced as “cion” like some french words, right?