"Keefak inta" (كيفك إنت) is an Arabic phrase commonly used in informal settings, particularly in Levantine dialects. It translates to "How are you?" when addressing a male, with "keefak" meaning "how are you" and "inta" meaning "you." In a female context, it would be "keefik inti." It's a friendly way to inquire about someone's well-being.
Habibi= My love Inta = You Zay = Like Tizi = Ass
You are beautiful (to a boy/man)
Inta Kļimoviča was born in 1951.
Inta Ezergailis died in 2005.
Inta Ezergailis was born in 1932.
Inta Feldmane was born in 1959.
Inta Ruka was born in 1958.
mapimalum inta kalam
inta sawi
Inta Somethin' was created on 1961-11-13.
The airport code for Inta Airport is INA.
"Inta moskila" sounds like Russian, try Russian translation.