How to say "more" and "less" in Egyptian Arabic
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In this lesson you’ll hear and learn how to compare the quantity or amount of things using ‘more’ and ‘less’ in the Egyptian dialect.
New words:
- More
- Less
Sample sentences:
- I have more money than you.
- I have less money than you.
Additional Content (Members):
- I enjoyed today more than yesterday.
- I ate more than yesterday.
- I paid the taxi more than last time.
- I got more money than last month.
- I love Zamalek more than Al-Ahli.
- I love the sea more than the pool.
- I ate less than yesterday.
- I paid the taxi less than yesterday.
- I got less money than last month.
- I’m lifting less weights than last month.
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