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Ze, I'm training with these cliche jokes so you get used to them 
Nah, seriously, how long have you been training as a pilot? Its rather impressive job as in what skill it would require to master.
There is usually good excuse for that, or dont mean any harm by it, so dont give him too much stick for it I know how it can be when shit like that gets overblown
Nah, seriously, how long have you been training as a pilot? Its rather impressive job as in what skill it would require to master.
There is usually good excuse for that, or dont mean any harm by it, so dont give him too much stick for it
I know how it can be when shit like that gets overblown 
You Emarati's use alot of Urdu and Persian words in your spoken dialect, I notice.
Compared to Kuwaiti, Saudi, Bahraini, and Qatari Gulf dialects...they never use words like "Sida", "Arbab", "Awenna", "Jinjal" ....lol...btw, I can understand Emarati adults speaking the dialect. But Emarati teenagers use the weirdest slang I can't understand a word they say.
Appreciate if you can help out with the slang.
Compared to Kuwaiti, Saudi, Bahraini, and Qatari Gulf dialects...they never use words like "Sida", "Arbab", "Awenna", "Jinjal" ....lol...btw, I can understand Emarati adults speaking the dialect. But Emarati teenagers use the weirdest slang I can't understand a word they say.
Appreciate if you can help out with the slang.
You Emarati's use alot of Urdu and Persian words in your spoken dialect, I notice.
Compared to Kuwaiti, Saudi, Bahraini, and Qatari Gulf dialects...they never use words like "Sida", "Arbab", "Awenna", "Jinjal" ....lol...btw, I can understand Emarati adults speaking the dialect. But Emarati teenagers use the weirdest slang I can't understand a word they say.
Appreciate if you can help out with the slang.
Compared to Kuwaiti, Saudi, Bahraini, and Qatari Gulf dialects...they never use words like "Sida", "Arbab", "Awenna", "Jinjal" ....lol...btw, I can understand Emarati adults speaking the dialect. But Emarati teenagers use the weirdest slang I can't understand a word they say.
Appreciate if you can help out with the slang.
Who said I am an Emirati man?! I see you're in dubai. What do you do?
...and on a related note, I met an Emarati Arabic teacher who told me she's so against the use of broken-Arabic or pidgin-Arabic language, which is a simplified version of incorrectly spoken Gulf-dialect used for communication with nationals of the subcontinent...
For the non-Arabs here, it's something like "caveman" language in English...like "You go here, I wait you." or something like that.......what's even more peculiar there's even a particular way of speaking it (i.e. it has it;s own sentence structure!!)
Imagine a entire language based on grammatical incorrectness of another!!
For the non-Arabs here, it's something like "caveman" language in English...like "You go here, I wait you." or something like that.......what's even more peculiar there's even a particular way of speaking it (i.e. it has it;s own sentence structure!!)
Imagine a entire language based on grammatical incorrectness of another!!