القرد فى عين أمه غزال
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
عرض للطباعة
القرد فى عين أمه غزال
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
Dear members
Every day I will try to select an Egyptian Arabic - English idiom.
Is it a good idea?
Waiting for your reply.
I think that it's a (not bad) idea!but can weparticipate?
:) Hi dear brother
:biggthump Of course its a good idea
i like knowing more and more about the expressive language
such as idioms and proverbs
:أفكر: thank u so much for the topic and the idea
....BTW
there is another topic that deals with idioms
but general idioms
;) not only Egyptian
Here
:ciao: see u later
Thank you brothers and sisters.
By the way, I am a professional translator.
I am here to help any one.
I will add my complete course very soon In Shaa Allah in my other topic about translation.
Nice topic, I wish I could participate, but I'm not really good at Egyptian idioms. I mean I know some idioms, but I'm not sure if they're Egyptian or not
For how long have you been specialized in this profession?اقتباس:
By the way, I am a professional translator
:) are you specialized in certain fields?
Ciao
Hi dear Naughty Angel
I hope you can participate with us in this new topic.
May I ask where are you from?
As for my profession, I have been in this field since 1995.
I hope to see u in my specialised forum.
اللى سبق أكل النبق(مثل شعبى)
First come, first served
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زى القرش البرانى
Like a bad penny
على قد لحافك مد رجليك (مثل شعبى
باب النجار مخلع
The shoe-maker's wife is ill-shoed
كل ليل و له آخر
The longest day must have an end
ما يقدرش يدبح فرخة
Wouldn't harm/ hurt a fly