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What is the meaning of this Arabic phrase?

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Hadritik min masr....what does it mean when someone says this?

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  1. http://www.islam-watch.org/AyeshaAhmed/P...


  2. Tehehe it means: Are you from eygpt.

  3. It basically translates to: Are you from Egypt?

    This is specifically said in the Egyptian dialect (being addressed to a female).

    Hadritak min masr, for  a male.

    Hope this helps! Let me know if you have other questions =]

    Oh, I know you're interested in learning Egyptian Arabic, here's a good list of commonly used phrases (not just for travel):

    http://www.touregypt.net/translat.htm

  4. if you are a female then they are asking you if you are from Egypt....

  5. he he someone thinks your egyptian. (Masri)

  6. (female) are you from Egypt?

  7. Are you from Eygpt?

  8. Hadritik men Masir? means are you from Egypt?

    Hadritik = you for a female (but in a respectful manner)

    Hadritak = you for a male

    men = from

    Masir= Egypt

    Usually it is said if you meet someone and their Arabic sounds like they are from Egypt ...

    hope I've helped...

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