i think u r learning egyptian arabic coz we use both. say "raiha akonl' or "hakol"depends on the question and the context. like when i'm saying"enty rayha feen ?(where r u going?)" i can say " ana rayha akol (i'm going to eat)" or when i'm saying "what are you going to do? you can say " ana hakol(i'll eat)". and i can say also that thay have the same meaning to express the willing action of eating

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It is "Sof Akol" or "Sa Acol " as GTO said . I think raiha Acol and ha akol is an egyptian dialect. it is ok to use both of them in egypt , but its not a Native Arabic .

i agree with what GTO said

this is dialectal none of them is native Arabic language , in Arabic we use ' sa ' , 'sawfa' sa akol , sawfa akol