Conversation #2 (Guest: Karo): Learn Egyptian Arabic through listening- traveling in Egypt.

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Subtitle/Topic: Where to travel in Egypt – in the desert and around the Nile

Vocabulary الأمَاكن في الحلقة: (القاهرة - أسوان - النيل - الفيوم - قرية تونس- النوبة - دهب - سيوة - الصحرا البيضا - الصحرا السودا - العين السخنة - الدلتا - مرسى علم) مُغَامْرَة - ات Adventure -s مُعْظَم الوَقْت most of time اتْوَلَد - يِتْوِلِد to be born كِبِر - يِكْبَر to grow up - to get bigger سُخْن hot for things حَرّ hot for weather دَافِي warm اتْمَشَّى - يِتْمَشَّى to take a walk النِّمسا Austria سِهِر - يِسْهَر to stay up late سَهْرة an eve where one stays up late مَنْظَر - مَنَاظِر view -s سحْر magic جُزء- أجْزَاء part -s فُخَار pottery نَشَاط - ات Activity -s إبْدَاع creativity اتْعَوِّد - يِتْعَوِّد على to get used to جِزِيرَة - جُزُر Island -s حَوَالي around for number حوالي أربَعة حَوالين around for places حوالين النيل تمساح - تَمَاسيح crocodile -s شَرَح - يِشْرَح to explain - قَعَد - يِقْعُد to sit -to stay- to keep + another verb تَقْليدي traditional الأكل في الفيوم: الفطير- عسل إسود - عسل أبْيَض - جبنة بيضة - جبنة قديمة - مشّ - بَطّ - ملوخيَّة - نَخْلة - نَخل palm tree -s

بُحَيْرَة - ات lake -s تَجْرُبَة - تَجَارِب Nonwork experience الصَحَرَا البِيضا white desert الصَحَرا السُّودا black desert صافِي clear تَلَوُّث pollution فِرَاخ مَشْوِيَّة grilled chicken رَمْل sand دَفن - يِدْفِن to bury دَاب - يِدُوب to dissolve - to melt بُرْكَان volcano مُمَيَّز distinguished - special

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