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Today Egyptian Arabic is the national language of Egypt, the dialect of Arabic they speak is a different dialect than other Arab's and is called masri. Obviously in the past Egyptians spoke the ancient language of the Pharaohs as depicted in the hieroglyphics. The also spoke Greek after Alexander's time.
The official language of Egypt is Arabic. The Egyptian Arabic dialect is commonly spoken in everyday conversations. Additionally, some people in Egypt also speak languages such as English and French.
Egyptian myth does not say.
In the Egyptian Arabic dialect, you can say "Sabah el kheir" to greet someone in the afternoon.
Egyptian Arabic. The name for this particular Arabic dialect is "Masri". It is not a whole lot different than any other Arabic. If I speak Palestinian Arabic to an Egyptian, he will understand me.
There is no such language as "Egyptian" in the modern world. Egyptians speak Arabic, so say it in Arabic and it will be understood in Egypt.
Today Egyptian Arabic is the national language of Egypt, the dialect of Arabic they speak is a different dialect than other Arab's and is called masri. Obviously in the past Egyptians spoke the ancient language of the Pharaohs as depicted in the hieroglyphics. The also spoke Greek after Alexander's time.
The language of Modern Egypt is Arabic, which is spoken in more than 20 countries. However, Arabic dialects vary greatly, and the dialect spoken in Egypt is unique.
I think you mean Egyptian dialect . When you introduce yourself to someone you someone you say: Ana (your name): ana in Arabic means" I am".
That is not entirely true, unless you want it to be obvious you are a foreigner who has no knowledge of Egyptian Arabic. The most common way to greet someone is by saying 'Iz-za-ac' (mas.) 'Iz-za-ic' (fem.) meaning how are you, but the most popular greeting in Egypt. Egypt has their own dialect so knowing standard Arabic will not be very popular to say.The most widely spoken language in Egypt is Arabic. The greeting for 'hello' in Arabic is 'Salem Ale Kum'.
the term "مرحبا" means "hi" in Arabic (Egyptian)
There is no such language as "Egyptian" in the modern world. Egyptians speak Arabic, so say it in Arabic and it will be understood in Egypt.