5 Weirdest Egyptian Traditions and Customs

[@Linguamid]

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[@tiyaonly810]

The more I watched your videos, the more I love Egyptian dialect🫠🥰

[@Linguamid]

This gives me great pleasure - all the best Tiya 😊

[@BoNbOoNa]

As an Egyptian my self, I’ve always found “ 3zomet el marakbeya “ very weird 😅 .. especially when I’m buying something & the seller tells me: “khalli “ which means “keep the money”! 😁

[@Linguamid]

Yes, it is exactly 3ozomet el marakbeyya - exactly the same concept & really weired even for us natives when we think about it 😁😁

[@BoNbOoNa]

Linguamid exactly 😁

[@chaos616rev]

Great video! The coffee expression should come in useful.

[@therealtulip]

Regarding the Khamsa, we have the same tradition in Israel among Jews who come from Arab countries. We also call it a Khamsa, and it’s supposed to protect you from the Evil Eye (‘ayin hara’ עין הרע), which, like you said, represents the ill will of an envious person.

[@saram3915]

الف شکرا🙏

[@dj8350]

I love your accent!

[@rkeomar9085]

Egyptians have amazing accent 😘😁

[@markward3981]

@@rkeomar9085 Yes, 😊 السلام عليكم Ezzayak?

[@ICanSpeakArabic]

Thank you for sharing

[@JulietTheGirl]

Thank you!

[@Linguamid]

You're welcome!

[@adityakahal7772]

Sir please make a video on relationships Like FATHER, MOTHER, BROTHER, SISTER etc. Love from India

[@Linguamid]

Sure - I will prepare an episode about this topic soon - so stay tuned 😉

[@adityakahal7772]

@@Linguamid shokraann, sir

[@ZyzzUchiha]

Another great video Hamid!

[@stefaniegraf4588]

ah ok Tamam;))-nice* & very interessting-specially this with the 5** Finger-HAND YES Hamduiallah***

[@ICanSpeakArabic]

Thank you so much

[@evaahm1626]

😂😂I love the thumbnail

[@martindhjj]

Hi, Thanks for the interesting information. Isn't the hand the hand of Fatima?

[@Linguamid]

You are welcome - yes exactly it is called hand of Fatima in Morroco I guess

[@madonnamajed173]

I am Egyptian and the interpretation of coffee is wrong

[@Linguamid]

how is this, Madonna? we say 'دلق القهوة خير' all the time