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Open to meet language learners in Dubai :)) Hi everyone. I am an Egyptian girl who lives in Dubai. I teach Arabic ( Egyptian dialect) and English as a second language ( you can check my teacher profile). Happy to be part of italki and waiting for your msgs ^^. Cheers!
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  • Commented

    Hi Shams!

    Yes, I use it. It's different from one person to another and it often includes numbers alongside with the English letters. Many people don't like to read it,especially, when it comes to a long text, But overall, It is another way of communication. Hope that hepls :)

    example: 2zayek , Ezayek.  2 different ways of saying " how are you" in "Egyptian dialect". 1st one using letter 2. 2nd one I replace letter 2 with letter e.

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    May 27, 2018
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    's and capital letters confusion

    Which one is correct when introducing one's self or writing about his/her Education in Resumes: 

    1- I have a bachelor's degree in Business Administration.

    2- I have a bachelor degree in Business administration

    when do I have to add " 's "? and what about the capital letters of bachelor and business administration?? are they correct being capitalized or not?

    January 24, 2018
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    Thank you :) .. some people said that the 2nd one is more of a British one. Is that true?

    and Do I have to include any? Is it possible to just say" I haven't children" without adding "any"? and would it be grammatically correct?

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    October 13, 2017
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    negative using " verb to do" and "verb to have"

    Hello. I'd like to ask about the main difference between forming a negative sentence using "verb to do" and "verb to have".

    For example:  He doesn't have any children VS He hasn't any children.   when should I use each one if both are correct?

    Thanks in advance 

    October 13, 2017
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     I thought they both have the same meaning, but apparently not :D. I was reading a passage about the tourism and it happens to see this sentence:  Tourism is a leisure which presupposes its opposite,namely regulated and organised work. that's why I was trying to search about it :D
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    June 18, 2017
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    suppose vs presuppose Hello . I'd like someone to clarify for me the difference between " suppose" and "presuppose". IF possible with examples because I'm very confused about them .. Thanks in advance
    June 18, 2017
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  • Commented
    my name means sunrise in English :)))
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    April 30, 2017
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    sorry flora. I can't understand :D
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    April 14, 2017
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  • Commented
    thanks  a lot :))) .so if someone is constantly showing off his brands of clothes or how much money they earn and always speaking about being from an upper social class . can I use get above yourself in this case?
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    April 14, 2017
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    English Idioms

    when should I use the idiom (get above yourself) ? also I'd like to know if it's similar to (get over yourself)or not? and what's the equivalent idiom in the Egyptian Arabic?

     Thanks in advance

    April 14, 2017
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