“Looking like” (present) in Tunisian Arabic
In Tunisian Arabic, “Looking like” (the verb, in the present tense) is written using the Latin script as:
(I) Nechbah
(You) Techbah
(You, plural) Techbhou
(He) Yechbah
(She) Techbah
(We) Nechbhou
(They) Yechbhou
Using the Arabic script, it is written as:
نشبه (I)
تشبه (You)
تشبهو (You, plural)
يشبه (He)
تشبه (She)
نشبهو (We)
يشبهو (They)
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Examples in sentences or statements
“I look like you today.”
Nechbahlek lyoum.
.نشبهلك اليوم
“You don’t look like your father.”
Matechbehch lbouk.
.متشبهش لبوك
“You look like your father.”
Techbah l bouk.
.تشبه لبوك
“You two look like each other.”
Ntouma ezouz techbhou lb3adhkom.
.نتوما الزوز تشبهو لبعضكم
“You two are looking like someone from a TV show.”
(m) Techbhou l we7ed fi mousalsel.
(f) Techbhou l wa7da fi mousalsel.
.تشبهو لواحد في مسلسل (m)
.تشبهو لوحدة في مسلسل (f)
“He looks like my dad.”
Yechbah l baba.
.يشبه لبابا
“She’s not looking like a tourist.”
Matbenech keyenha touriste.
.متبانش كاينها توريست
“They look like twins.”
Yechbhou lb3adhhom keyenhom twema.
.يشبهو لبعضهم كاينهم توامة
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