How to say "even if" and "even though" in Egyptian Arabic

Author

Asma Wahba

How to say "even if" and "even though" in Egyptian Arabic

Today you’re going to learn how to say even if and even though in Egyptian Arabic.

New word/s:

  • Even if
  • Even though (despite)

Sample sentences:

  • Even if it’s raining I’ll play soccer.
  • Even though I’m not hungry I’ll eat.
  • Will you go to America even if you have no money?

Additional audio (members):

  • Despite
  • You go, even if I don’t come.
  • Despite the crowd/traffic, I went to the meeting.
  • I’ll swim even if the water’s freezing cold.
  • Despite the freezing cold weather, I’ll go to the park.

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