“100 years” in Lebanese Arabic

In Lebanese Arabic, “100 years” is written using the Latin script as:

Mit sene

Using the Arabic script, it is written as:

ميت سني

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Examples in sentences or statements

 
“This building is 100 years old.”

Haydal bineye 3amro mit sene.

.حيدال بينايا عامرو ميت سني

 
“This restaurant has been around for over 100 years.”

Haydal mat3am 3amro mit sene.

.حايدال ماتعام عامرو ميت سني

 
“She lived to over 100!”

3ishit la mit sene!

!عيشيت لاميت سني

 
“This material will last for 100 years.”

Haydal mede bidal shi mit sene.

.حايدال مادا بيدال شي ميت سيني

 
“With all the trees planted, in 100 years, this area will look beautiful!”

Ma3 kel 2al shajrat, bi mit sene, kel haydal manta2a rah yisir helwe!

!ماع كل ألشاجرات، بي ميت سني، كل حايدال مانتاقا راح سيسر هلوي