I will make it easy … :hap:
Hint is [15- 25]
2*! 5 numbers
The next guess has a 1/5 chance of getting it correct 
[quote=mun911]Hint is [15- 25]
2*! 5 numbers
The next guess has a 1/5 chance of getting it correct [/quote]
That’s 6 numbers, you maths’ geek!
24. Last word!
My Bad !
I forgot to mention not SM age…
Now were are left with 1/4 chance :unsure:
Serious last word: 25.
If it take you long enough to think for the answer you have to count another year with it 
LOL… that is very much true 
Jawab nihae… i have nothing to hide, I am 22 ans :hap:
Do we have everyone age or anyone left out to target :fouet:
Suis nouveau SimplyMoroccan,merci de d’avoir invité dans ce prestigieux endroit
[15-25]
Bienvenue à toi :). Tu as un pseudo comme le mien ou presque…
Comme je t’ai dis ailleurs, tu peux toujours te présenter dans le forum des nouveaux venus :).
merci à toi Simplymoroccan,c’est juste que ton pseudo m’as inspiré
Moi, j’ai treize ans et le 18 novembre je vais en avoir 14!!!
Donc cela veut dire que je suis la deuxieme plus jeune?!!!
C’est sa?
15-25
Assalamu alaikum
Me - 55-65
An old man!!!
Some here have seen others refer to me as Jdido!
@ Habri:
Maybe you can be our Jdido here as well :), if you don’t find it rude to be called so!
@ Sammie:
Oui, en principe tu es la 2ème plus jeune :).
@ Habri:
Maybe you can be our Jdido here as well smile, if you don’t find it rude to be called so!
Assalamu alaikum
The kunya Jdido was a gift. I would never impose myself on others.
Li bghiti ! If you like you may use it; it is just a word/name.
(Please, you may call me faqir, a faqir or habrifaqir, however, I am not Habri, that was the name of the Alim I respect. His family name was Al-Habri!!!)
Okay, we just tend to shorten nicknames when they are long, so I took the first part without thinking.
I can beat ‘Jdido’, I’ve just passed into the 65+ age group !
Can you explain the meaning of Jdido, please.
This is how I interpreted it - which I’m sure is completely wrong -
‘jdid’ = new, plus Spanish -o suffix for masculine
as a kind of joke - opposites old / new. In Australia, boys with red hair are often given the nickname Bluey. (opposites red / blue)
Glad that you are not ‘agist’ and welcome people of any age ! :^^:
[quote=lisec]I can beat ‘Jdido’, I’ve just passed into the 65+ age group !
Can you explain the meaning of Jdido, please.
This is how I interpreted it - which I’m sure is completely wrong -
‘jdid’ = new, plus Spanish -o suffix for masculine
as a kind of joke - opposites old / new. In Australia, boys with red hair are often given the nickname Bluey. (opposites red / blue)
Glad that you are not ‘agist’ and welcome people of any age ! :^^:[/quote]
Very nice interpretation!
Here is the correct one though:
Jdd = grandfather.
Jdido = Little grandfather.
The similar words I know of are 3mima (paternal auntie) and 3mimo (paternal uncle). Similarly to the way grandmas are called mmima, a diminutive form of mmi, mom.
Thanks for the explanation !
Am I the oldest, I wonder ?
Ana lekebira ?
Imken ila nti hiyya lkbira fina. As long as no one else claims the title, then you are :).
15 - 25 ans 