How do you say delicious in Egypt?
In Egypt, the most common way to say "delicious" is "طعمه حلو" (tama'ha ḥelu).
Here's a breakdown:
* طعم (tama') means "taste"
* حلو (ḥelu) means "sweet" or "delicious"
So, "طعمه حلو" literally translates to "its taste is sweet," but it conveys the meaning of "delicious" in a way that Egyptians commonly use.
Here are some other ways to say "delicious" in Egyptian Arabic:
* "شهي" (shahi) - This word means "appetizing" or "tasty".
* "لذيذ" (ladhith) - This word means "delicious" in a more formal context.
* "حلو قوي" (ḥelu qawi) - This means "very delicious" or "extremely tasty".
It's important to note that these phrases are just a few examples. The way you say "delicious" in Egypt can vary depending on the context and your audience.
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