OMG!!future game

[diddlina]

nano wain baytkom.. ana nawyah ayee soorya oo bay 59oo9an 7gch ;D

[nano]

ya alf ahla w sahla feech
hehe bs ana 5aleeny akoon mawjooda bi syria ba3den r7 ayeebich 3indy ;D
i live in kuwait
and right now iam in Greece
enty min wen min el uae?

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diddlina said:

hmmmmmmmmmmm lol my last guess ;D U R FROM JORDAN loooool ma a3rf a7trt

elsha6ara bayna fi3yoonich ;D sa7

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wow.........nano is a world traveler............
speaking of kuwait, it amazes me that there is probably a record of my birth in some hospital office in kuwait, half a world away from me

[baladyat]

D said:

keep talking khaliji......i love that accent.........i was born in kuwait so it reminds me of my early years......... ;D..

nishtigil 3indich e7na, w ma 3ndina salfeh geir enna netekalamlich 5aleeji

J/k.. as long as you like el za3eem, enti tamri 3alay ;D

[diddlina]

hehehe nano 5la9 ayeech alkuwait.. ;D ana mn dubai dar al7ay ;D

baladyat ;D ;D shft alsha6arh hehehe btw shu m3nat asmk??its nice

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ashkorak wayid wayid

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sorry....that should probably be ashkorach wayid wayid.....haha

[diddlina]

hehe D coooooool .. at3arfeen trmseen 5aleeji ;D anzain anti mn wain D??

[nano]

hahaaaaaaaaaay D
badliyat badilyat...shili ashkorach ?

and u diddlina u should tell her its "ashkirich"
haha
very nice

[diddlina]

looool actually its mashkoora or tslmeen we use it more.. ;D

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uh-oh diddlina.......you don't know what you got yourself into........i can't answer where I am from in a simple way. this is going to be complicated so get ready......

I'm writing from America....technically I'm not arab, I'm Aramean.....not Armenian....sometimes people get these two groups mixed up. We are semites too, just like Arabs and Hebrews, and are the original ancient inhabitants of Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, and parts of Turkey and Jordan before the Arab invasion. We are Christian and didn't convert to Islam so we didn't actually mix in with the Arabs. However, we have been living in the Arab culture (and contributing to it!) for 1400 years now so you wouldn't be able to tell the difference. We all speak Arabic and have an almost identical culture and all that. It's a similar situation to that of the Copts in Egypt, except the Copts no longer speak Coptic but many of our people still speak Aramaic (which Jesus spoke) in their homes as well as Arabic and sometimes Turkish, depending on where they live. Anyway, enough history lesson.......haha.......just trying to raise awareness. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arameans

As for me specifically, my dad is from Palestine but also lived in Egypt for a year and a half in his 20's and I think has been to the Emirites and finally moved to Kuwait where he lived for a long time. My mom's family originally is from southeast Turkey, near the Syrian border, but they are Arameans not Turks as I explained above. They escaped from there when the Turks were killing the Christians in the area around 1915, before my grandmother was born. My mother lived in Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq, and Kuwait. So my parents met and got married in Kuwait and I was born there and lived there till I was 3 and a half and then we moved here 20 years ago. So lucky for me, I understand all the Arabic dialects. Arabic was my first language before we moves to America and English took its place, and learned to read and write Arabic a few years ago.

wow, that was long.....hope it answered ur question ;D ;D

[diddlina]

yaaaaaaay D COOL ;D Wow u should be a history teacher really no joke !! so do u speak Aramaic

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actually, i am gonna be a history teacher.......and i'm going to make it fun for my students........ ;D

i can read and write aramaic ok and i can understand more than i can speak, which is not very much.....but when i am with friends who speak more aramaic than me i get the point of what they are saying

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actually, my arabic is a million times better than my aramaic
oh, and i get by in french