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No (don't mess with me)

La muakhza

Bahwzs (after la mhouakhsa)

Don't talk, I understand

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No, thank you.

La, shukran. Mishowza.

Is it free?

Bebalesh?

You have a good sense of humor

Damak hafeef

Too expensive! (Apricot expression)

Fill-mish-mish

Please

Lau samaHt


Min fudlawk

To your health!

Saha

Until we meet again!

EYluh'leyKUH

I wish you many years

Eil amoor kollour

Talk slowly

Ehki schwai schwai