How to say you want or don't want something in Egyptian Arabic
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انا عايز الفين جنية اجيب موبيل جديد
انا عاوز استحم دلوقتي
انا عاوز اتجوز السنة اللي جاية
انا عايز اشترك في الجم
انا مش عايز اتقل عليك
انا مش عاوز اروح السنما
Today you're going to hear how to say that you want or don't want something in Egyptian Arabic.
Here you’ll hear both want + noun and want + infinitive verb in positive and negative form.
Sample sentences:
- I want an apple.
- I want to eat an apple.
- I don't want an apple.
- I don't want to eat an apple.
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