Heritage: The Egyptian Culture in Spoken Language

The Egyptian Culture in Spoken Language is a celebration of Egyptian cultural resources expressed in music, poetry and folklore, as well as its religions. These spicy expressions which are often humorous, are part of the daily Egyptian language instinctively inserted to either justify an action, or to describe a scene, or a metaphor. It is obvious that the author intended to mirror the soul of the Egyptian culture and he truly succeeded in that regard in combining the whimsical with the profound. All these expressions are written in Arabic, in phonetic Arabic, in French and in English - translated literally and figuratively and organized in 76 topics such as: audacity, despair, faithfulness, food, animals, family, in order to facilitate the research of a specific subject. It could be said that The Egyptian Culture In Spoken Language is encyclopedic in its scope and should delight the reader.