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Quizzes > Arabic, Middle Eastern > Beginner >
Ask like Egyptian
by Ms.Yaman HussienThe questions words in Egyptian dialect
مين (= meen: who)
فين (= fain: where)
منين (= menain: from where)
على فين (= àala fain: to where)
إيه (= eih: what)
ليه (= laih: why)
إزاي (= ezzay: how)
إمتى (= emta: when)
كام (= kam) used to ask about number. To use it for price, put the preposition بِـ (= be) before the question word to become بِكام (= be kam: how much). See the Infographic below for examples.
أنهي (= anhi: which)
هل (= hal) for yes/no question. Usually, these type of questions come without any question word. Instead, it reveals from the meaning and the way it is said.
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