ana : "I" or "I am" pronounced almost like the name Ana
sana : year
kull : (rhymes with pull) entire or every
TaYib: (masculine)(put the accent and emphasis on the"Y") "kind" or "well"
Tayiba:(femanine) "kind" or "well"
Tayibeen: (group) "kind" or "well"

inta: (masculine) "you" when addressing a male
inti : (femanine pronounced in-tee) "you"
into: (plural) "you" "all of you" "you all"

"wa" "wi" "wu" : " and" .... When this word "wa/i/u" appears prior to a word that begins with a vowel, then it's conjucated with it. However, it reamains un-conjugated when prior to an Arabic word that begins with a consonant.

wa ana = wana = "and I" or "and I am"
wa Kull = wa Kull = "and the entire" or "and every
wa inta = winta = " and you" (to a male) sounds like someone from Brooklyn pronouncing winter as "winta"
wa inti = winti = "and you"
wa into = winto = "and you" (to a group of people)

mubrook : congratulations ( mub : rhymes with cub, sub, tub
the oo in rook: sounds like rude, crude,food.)

Here is a comon expression one person can give to another for a festive occasion, like their birthday or to each other on a holiday like New Year, or religious holiday, etc....

EXPRESSION OF CONGRATULATIONS
To a male: Kulli sana winta taYeb = Every year and you are well = May you be well all your years.
female: Kulli sana winti taYeba
group (like a family): kulli sana winto taYebeen

Example: A young boy just graduated highschool or you want a sustitute expression for happy birthday.
tell him: Kulli sana winta tayeb = May you be well all your years
variation: "mubrook! Kull sana winta Tayeb." = Congratulations! May you be well all your years.

RESPONSE
to a male: winta TaYeb = and you well = same to you = likewise
female: winti Tayiba
group: winto Tayibeen = and all of you well = same to your family = same to you all

I recommend that you run these words by someone who speaks conversational Egyptian or Arabic for the appropriate pronounciation.
When you're confident that you have mastered the correct pronounciation, I recommend that you practice both the delivering and responding expressions to the male, female and group. Consider flash cards.

SUMMARY

Kulli sana winta tayib. Response... winta tayib. winti tayiba. winto tayibeen
kulli sana winti tayiba.
kulli sana winto tayibeen.
ana
mubrook!

Good luck!

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