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    وعليكم السلام.. عندما لفظ لظرف المكان وحينما لفظ لظرف الزمان عندما is like when in English حينما is like while in English لما ظرف بمعنى حين مثال: رأيْتُ المريضَ عندما خرجَ من المستشفى it means that you care more about the place that he left. ______ رأيْتُ المريضَ حينما خرجَ من المستشفى it means that you care more about the time that u saw him. hope this be helpful
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    aprender español Me llamo Duaa Soy de Jordania, y estoy viviendo en Jordania también. Estoy aprendiendo el idioma español porque me gusta, y porque se habla en muchos lugares del mundo. :)
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    وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته.

    أهلا أخت خولة :)

    تستطيعين في هذا الموقع تحسين مستواكِ لأي لغة أخرى ترغبين تعلمها من خلال أخذ دروس مع أساتذة متخصصين مع ضرورة الدفع المالي

    أو من خلال البحث عمن يجيد اللغة التي ترغبين بتعلمها على أن يكون هو أيضا بحاجة لتعلم اللغات التي تتكلمين بها , وبالتالي  تصبحون شركاء في اللغة.

    تستطيعين أيضا المساعدة بتصحيح مفكرات من يتعلم اللغات التي تتقينينها أو الاجابة على أسئلتهم.

    كما تستطيعين أيضا المشاركة في النقاشات وابداء رأيك فيها 

    بالتوفيق :)

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    September 1, 2016
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  • Answered
    I think the word is "azka" in Jordanian and Palestinian dialect, azka means more delicious
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    September 1, 2016
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  • Commented

     للفي = في

    بوركيني = لباس السباحة للمحجبات

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    September 1, 2016
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    Done ;)
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    September 1, 2016
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    Hi Asano :)

    it is interesting topic, thanks for sharing it.

    I know what you said about your culture and I watched a video about this matter.

    in my country, it is completely the opposite :D 

    my people care a lot to get marry and have kids, specially the males, they care more about this issue than the ladies.

    if you like to watch the video that I watched, this is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDTERgf5gaw&list=PLM7DHPAGxHOG-oW-M-rLEn_eXDGX9qLnE&index=6

    it has an English subtitle :)

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    September 1, 2016
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    Hello Andy :) I speak Arabic Levant dialect, if you concern to know the 50 words in my dialect, please feel free to send me them. Kind Regards :) **Levant countries have almost the same vocabularies, but the differ in the accent ( how to pronounce the words).
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    September 1, 2016
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    beautiful topic Alan :)

    I m from Jordan, so I totally agree with what Mumtaz and Raghad said.

    the generosity and respecting the elderly are from our politeness traditions and habits.

    I'd like to add some points like if u use the public transportation, or anywhere, you have to give priority to elderly and to ladies.

    it is considered a shame if you are young guy and you let ladies and elderly ppl standing and waiting while you are sitting. :D

    and for your examples about " politeness in shops" , there are many similarities here too.  like saying thank you and thank you back, but usually it depends on the buyer and seller morals.

    for me I starting my shopping by greeting with a smile ^_^

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    September 1, 2016
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