Original text - Arabic - 'يلا ØبيبيCurrent status Original text
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Category Slang - Daily life
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Submitted by  gengisca | Source language: Arabic
'يلا Øبيبي
| Remarks about the translation | before edit : Yalla habibi
Thanks to jaq84 who provided us with the version in Arabic characters
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12 October 2010 10:43 | | | Hi dear experts in Arabic! 
- Doesn't "habibi" mean "my love", or "darling", or "baby"? "ma/mon chéri(e)?
- And is this text translatable according to our 4th rule? (is there a conjugated verb in it)
- ...and does it read this way in Arabic? ( ياللا هابيبي) 
Thanks a lot!  
CC: jaq84 Belhassen | | |
12 October 2010 12:27 | | 
jaq84Number of messages: 568 | Well, yes...I mean we can consider it translateable since the translator will include a verb meaning 'let's go my love'.
The original script of the phrase is:
'يلا Øبيبي'
Have a nice day | | |
12 October 2010 14:46 | | | |
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