How to say "very", "not very" and "not at all" in Sudanese Arabic
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Today you’re going to learn one way that Sudanese people say very, not very and not at all in their dialect.
Pay attention to the way they say very - it has a different literal meaning but is also used to mean very.
New words:
- Very
- Not very
- Not at all
Sample sentences:
- I’m not very handsome.
- The computer’s very expensive.
- She’s not beautiful at all.
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