Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Arabic term or phrase:
اللي
English translation:
The one /Those who...
Added to glossary by
Lamis Maalouf
Apr 20, 2013 15:07
11 yrs ago
Arabic term
واللي
Arabic to English
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as is seen in the following line:
هنالك عم الاستياء وصرت تسمع من جوانب شتى:
واللي مش رايح السوق؟
وتكررت هذه الكلمة وسواءها من مثلها
هنالك عم الاستياء وصرت تسمع من جوانب شتى:
واللي مش رايح السوق؟
وتكررت هذه الكلمة وسواءها من مثلها
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +4 | The one who... | Lamis Maalouf |
5 +1 | the one who/those who | Spring2007 (X) |
5 | "Those /who" | Mohamed Magdy |
4 | the one | Muhammad Said |
4 | and what about those who/and for those who | Mohamed Rehan |
Change log
Apr 23, 2013 12:43: Lamis Maalouf Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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The one who...
أي والذي
And how about the one who...?
And how about the one who...?
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the one
اللي كلمة عامية مصرية تعني الشخص الذي
مثال
الواد اللي رايح المدرسة
وبما أنالفاعل غير معلوم في الجملة المطروحة
فأميل إلى استخدام
the one
مثال
الواد اللي رايح المدرسة
وبما أنالفاعل غير معلوم في الجملة المطروحة
فأميل إلى استخدام
the one
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the one who/those who
What about the "one who"/"those who" is/are not going to the market?
3 mins
"Those /who"
In this context it would be "Those who are not going to the market"
It is similar to the relative pronoun الذي but in informal Arabic
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Note added at 5 mins (2013-04-20 15:12:43 GMT)
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It is used in both singular and plural cases , for example : اللي رايح السوق / اللي رايحين السوق
It is similar to the relative pronoun الذي but in informal Arabic
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Note added at 5 mins (2013-04-20 15:12:43 GMT)
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It is used in both singular and plural cases , for example : اللي رايح السوق / اللي رايحين السوق
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and what about those who/and for those who
and what about those who/and for those who
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