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5 Arabic words I wish we had in English

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By Jessica Partnow, Sharon H. Chang, Deric Gruen, Rayna Stackhouse, Tina Lu, Darwin Cyphers Manning, Joy Okot-Okidi
| seattleglobalist.com
As a second-generation nuss-nuss (“half n’ half”) Arab American who is Lebanese and German,  it was only in my adult life that I took a keen interest in my grandparents’ language. I took a standard Arabic course in Seattle, then traveled to Lebanon to learn the spoken language, only to be evacuated in the summer of 2006 when bombs started dropping on Beirut during a brief war between Hezbollah and Israel.
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