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“ilsanak beddoh gass” lit:”Your tongue needs cutting.” It’s a humorous or scolding Jordanian expression used to tell someone they’re talking too much, being too cheeky, or saying inappropriate things. It doesn’t mean it literally—it’s just a way of telling someone to watch what they say.😂 #تعبير

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“Zitt” (زِتّ) is a colloquial Jordanian Arabic word that means “to throw” or “to toss” something quickly. It is commonly used in everyday conversation. For example, “Zitt the ball here” means “Throw the ball here.” The exact meaning can vary slightly depending on the context! Can you give us some examples??? #عربي

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