How do you say if yes in lebanese Arabic?

Answer 1

Arabic letters are not able to be posted here without posting a graphic. However, I can tell you the transliterized forms of the Arabic (Modern Standard Arabic as well as Classical Arabic) "yes" and "no" here: Yes: naam, na'am, na9am No: la, laa, laa' To spell these words in Arabic, use these letters: Yes: nun, 9ein (or ein), mim No: lam, alif

Answer 2

that's easy, if you want in Standard Arabic Language:

yes : نعم ( pronounciation : na'am )

no : لا ( pronounciation : La )

how are you : it depends wether you are talking to a male or female, the writing in Arabic is the same, but the pronounciation is different.

how are you : male : كيف حالك ( pronounciation : kayfa halok )female : كيف حالك ( pronounciation : kayfa haloki )

this was in standard Arabic language ( not slang ), if you want in slang language, it depends on the type of accent you want to talk with, it differs from place to place...:)

Answer 3

Yes :

in formal Arabic language it means --> ajal or na'aam

it is written this way : نعم, أجل

in the non-formal one --> u can say Aha which is more familiar :)

Answer 4

This word differs strongly by dialect.

In Proper Arabic, the word for "yes" is "na3am" (نعم).

In many dialects the word "aiwa" (أيوا) is used. In Mesopotamia and the Gulf States, the word "3i" (عي) is used. In Maghreb countries "oui" (وي) from French is used.

Answer 5

The word for "no" is consistently "laa" (لا).

However, the word for "yes" differs strongly by dialect.

In Proper Arabic, the word for "yes" is "na3am" (نعم).

In many dialects, the word "aiwa" (أيوا) is used. In Mesopotamia and the Gulf States, the word "3i" (عي) is used. In Maghreb countries "oui" (وي) from French is used.

Answer 6

نعم = yes
نعم Pronounced: Na'am

Answer 7

Translation: Na3am, onta tastati3a (نعم، أنت تستطيع)

Answer 8

yes = na'am (نعم) or aiwa (أيوا)

Answer 9

naam enta teqdar

Answer 10

yes = na-aam نعمno = la لا