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    To ask the date in Egyptian Arabic, say "i-taree5 eyh?" which means "what is the date?". To respond with the date, say the number followed by the month name. For example, January 1st would be "wa7id yanayir". You can also include the year by saying the day, then the month, then the year, such as "tisa3 wa 3ishreen mayu al-fayn u arb3atashir" for May 29, 2014. The document also provides the numbers 1-31 and month names in Egyptian Arabic to help tell dates.

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    To ask the date in Egyptian Arabic, say "i-taree5 eyh?" which means "what is the date?". To respond with the date, say the number followed by the month name. For example, January 1st would be "wa7id yanayir". You can also include the year by saying the day, then the month, then the year, such as "tisa3 wa 3ishreen mayu al-fayn u arb3atashir" for May 29, 2014. The document also provides the numbers 1-31 and month names in Egyptian Arabic to help tell dates.

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    To ask the date in Egyptian Arabic, say "i-taree5 eyh?" which means "what is the date?". To respond with the date, say the number followed by the month name. For example, January 1st would be "wa7id yanayir". You can also include the year by saying the day, then the month, then the year, such as "tisa3 wa 3ishreen mayu al-fayn u arb3atashir" for May 29, 2014. The document also provides the numbers 1-31 and month names in Egyptian Arabic to help tell dates.

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    How to ask and tell the date

    in Egyptian Arabic

    Months of the year (‫)شهور السنة‬: The simplest way to ask what the date is in Egyptian
    Arabic is to use this expression:

    January - yanayir (‫)يناير‬ i-taree5 eyh? (‫)التاريخ ايه؟‬


    February - febrayir (‫)فبراير‬
    March - maris (‫)مارس‬ This word, taree5, means both date and history. In this
    case you're literally asking the date is what?
    April - abreel (‫)أبريل‬
    May - mayu (‫)مايو‬ To respond to this you can simply use number +
    June - yuniya (‫)يونيه‬ month. For example, January 1 or 1st of January in
    Egyptian Arabic is simply 1 January:
    July - yuliya (‫)يوليه‬
    August - aghostos (‫)أغسطس‬ wa7id yanayir (‫)واحد يناير‬
    September - sebtembir (‫)سبتمبر‬
    ٍ s you'll hear in the last sample sentence, to include
    A
    October - oktubir (‫)أكتوبر‬ the year in your reply you say the day first, followed by
    November -nufembir (‫)نوفمبر‬ the month and then the year. So the 29th of May, 2014
    December - disembir (‫)ديسمبر‬ would be:

    tisa3 wa 3ishreen mayu al-fayn u arb3atashir


    (‫)تسعة وعشرين مايو الفين واربعتاشر‬
    Listen to them here.
    How to ask and tell the date
    in Egyptian Arabic

    Do you remember the numbers 1 - 31?


    See if you can say the following simple dates in
    1 - wa7id (‫)واحد‬ 21 – wa7id u 3ishreen (‫)واحد و عشرين‬ Egyptian Arabic.
    2 - itneen (‫)اتنين‬ 22 – itneen u 3ishreen (‫)اتنين و عشرين‬
    3 - talata (‫)تلتة‬ 23 – talata u 3ishreen (‫)تلتة و عشرين‬ Remember: number + month
    4 - arba3 (‫)اربعة‬ 24 – arba3 u 3ishreen (‫)اربعة و عشرين‬
    5 - 5amsa (‫)خمسة‬ 25 – 5amsa u 3ishreen (‫)خمسة و عشرين‬ The 2nd of February.
    6 - sitta (‫)ستة‬ 26 – sitta u 3ishreen (‫)ستة و عشرين‬
    7 - saba3 (‫)سبعة‬ 27 – saba3 u 3ishreen (‫)سبعة و عشرين‬ December 25.
    8 - tamanya (‫)تمنية‬ 28 – tamanya u 3ishreen (‫)تمنية و عشرين‬
    9 - tisa3 (‫)تسعة‬ 29 – tisa3 u 3ishreen (‫)تسعة و عشرين‬ 9th of August.
    10 - 3ashara (‫)عشرة‬ 30 - talateen (‫)تلتين‬
    11 – 7idashir (‫)حداشر‬ 31 – wa7id u talateen (‫)واحد و تلتين‬ April 13
    12 – itnashir (‫)اتناشر‬
    13 – talatashir (‫)تلتاشر‬ 31st of October
    14 – arba3tashir (‫)اقربعتاشر‬
    15 – 5amistashir (‫)خمستاشر‬
    16 – sittashir (‫)ستاشر‬ Note: People do use ordinal numbers in Egyptian
    17 – saba3tashir (‫)سبعتاشر‬ Arabic to tell the date as well (e.g. 1st of January – awil
    18 – tamantashir (‫)تمنتاشر‬ yanayir) but for now we'll just keep it simple. Both ways
    19 – tisa3tashir (‫)تسعتاشر‬ are common.
    20 – 3ishreen (‫)عشرين‬

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