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et moi alors kesk je fé là? vazy di moi ce ke tu veu apprendre je te l'apprenderé ac plézir |
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et moi alor kesk j'fé ici vazy balance ce ke tu tien à savoir et j'téderé ac plézir |
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et moi kesk j'fé là vazy di moi ce ke tu veu apprendr o just f darija et j'téderai volontiers |
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big up: retour des morts vivants...
__________________ law la l3ech9, ma dar l falak. |
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J'aime étudier des langues en autodidacte, je préfère les méthodes traditionnelles de l'assimilation progressive, comme les trousses assimil. Mais, pour diversifier mes sources d'apprentissage, et aller plus vite et au plus profond à la fois, je lis aussi des ouvrages de grammaire. C'est là que l'internet me sert: j'ai téléchargé et imprimer, gracieuseté de google books, un vieux livre de grammaire qui m'est très utile en ce moment. Je me suis mis à l'iranien, par goût pour cette culture; mais aussi à cause de l'utilisation de l'alphabet arabe et pour ainsi mettre mes méthodes de travail au point pour rectifier ensuite mes déficiences en arabe standard et littéraire. Sinon, internet me semble une perte de temps. Il est vrai que mes yeux ne peuvent supporter un écran d'ordinateur au delà d'une heure et demi d'exposition environ. Citation:
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Syrian Proverbs If your friend is honey, don't lick him all The camel limped from its split lip A bad workman blames his tools Chose the neighbour before the house We can live without friends, but not without neighbours My brother and I against my cousin, My cousin and I against a stranger Blood is thicker than water What is past is dead Let bygones be bygones O departing one, leave behind good deeds! A good deed is never lost The rope of a lie is short The liar is sooner caught from the cripple Haste is the devil's work and patience is from God the Merciful Patience is a virtue The son of a duck is a floater Like father, like son We taught them how to beg, they raced us to the gates to beat someone at his own game A beggar and he bargains! Beggars cannot be choosers In the eye of his mother, a monkey is a gazelle All her geese are swans With the lack of horses, we saddle the dogs! There's nothing suitable, so they come with a useless alternative The eloquent cock crows from the egg It early pricks that will be a thorn Patience is the key to relief He hit me and cried, he raced me to complain! It's all his fault, yet he pretends to be the victim Stretch your legs according to your quilt Cut your coat according to your cloth A bird in the hand is better than ten on the tree A bird in the hand is worth ten in the bush Ask one who has experience rather than a physician Experience without learning is better than learning without experience He is like a deaf man at a wedding procession A fish out of water It is not every time that the clay pot survives You cannot tempt providence and always triumph He who has his hand in the water is not like him who has his hand in the fire Attitudes are formed by circumstances God sends almonds to those without teeth! Good things sometimes come to those who do not deserve them A better one in another one Better luck next time Every knot has someone to undo it Every problem has a solution Keep away from trouble and sing to it Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you As you went, so you came back So what else is new! Spend what is in your pocket, you will get more from the unknown Spend and God will send Let the water melons break each other! Let them stew in their own juice He married the monkey for its money, the money went and the monkey stayed a monkey As you make your bed, so you must lie on it Whoever gets between the onion and its skin will get nothing but its stink Never get between a man and his wife Like a snake under the hay Like a snake in the grass If you buy cheap meat you'll be sorry when you come to the gravy Beware of false economy When the lions are away, the hyenas play When the cat is away, the mice will play Turn the pot upside down, the girl will still be like her mother Like mother, like daughter When we decided to trade coffins, people decided not to die! Let your money be insulted but not yourself Rather than ask favors, do the thing yourself Having faith in men is like having faith that water will remain in a sieve Don't trust men! Let it wound your heart rather than go out and cause a scandal Keep it to yourself if you don't want others to know If you want to cause him confusion, give him a choice Make things easier by defining the right way
__________________ law la l3ech9, ma dar l falak. |
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__________________ law la l3ech9, ma dar l falak. |
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__________________ law la l3ech9, ma dar l falak. |
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| Différences de dialectes.
__________________ law la l3ech9, ma dar l falak. |
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