I've fooled the arabs but I require help

[NotAjnabi]

all the arabs in my class think I know arabic, but I really don't, someone teach me a convincing sentence

 

[MahmÜd]

They're gonna want more than a sentence mate, just give it up

 

[NotAjnabi]

They're gonna want more than a sentence mate, just give it up

I can keep the act going walal, so teach me

 

[MahmÜd]

I can keep the act going walal, so teach me

Let's ask our resident Arab, @government

 

[NotAjnabi]

Let's ask our resident Arab, @government

don't forget @IslamIsTheAnswer

 

[government]

all the arabs in my class think I know arabic, but I really don't, someone teach me a convincing sentence

You got to establish your dominances if anyone tells you to speak arabic tell him omak they'll never question you again

 

[UpRightDown]

You got to establish your dominances if anyone tells you to speak arabic tell him omak they'll never question you again

Try this way, say for khaleeji waare'


For a levanti call them Mukhanath


For a bahraini and iraqi say ya abu fadl al abbas in a persanic accent

 

[AussieHustler]

Not

Tell them, inte aqrab zamil liya, ba xib uqtak, mumkin tabalaqha xubbii.

 

[Shams nagi]

Just laugh and nod to everything they say

 

[UpRightDown]

Just laugh and nod to everything they say

Let me try that

 

[Hmmmm]

Recite the Qur'an

 

[MariaMaria]

whenever you tryna explain something keep adding "yanni" to the sentence, it means "that is to say"

pronounced "yaacni" in somali spelling

 

[Macalin M]

whenever you tryna explain something keep adding "yanni" to the sentence, it means "that is to say"

pronounced "yaacni" in somali spelling

So that’s what that means, used to hear it quite a bit in the tea and coffee shop when with my dad but thought it was just a random noise

 

[MariaMaria]

So that’s what that means, used to hear it quite a bit in the tea and coffee shop when with my dad but thought it was just a random noise

I used to work in a department store and all the Arabs used to approach me speaking mad Arabic like I would know

I used to add "yanni" to get them to buy stuff lol

 

[GeKo]

ya abu kebab bin falafel ...esh bidag inta
hala wallah ...keyfak
thats enough for now

 

[NotAjnabi]

whenever you tryna explain something keep adding "yanni" to the sentence, it means "that is to say"

pronounced "yaacni" in somali spelling

What if I wanna say Lauriel

 

[UpRightDown]

Recite the Qur'an