Lesson Four | Lebanese Arabic | تعلّموا لبناني: الدرس الرابع

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Lebanese Arabic Lesson Four: How to Say “I’m OK / It’s Sorted”

تعلّموا لبناني: الدرس الرابع

In this Lebanese Arabic lesson, you’ll learn the difference between مَاشِي الحَال (Meeshe l-7aal) meaning “I’m okay / all good” and مِشي الحَال (Meshe l-7aal) meaning “it worked out / it’s sorted.”

Lebanese Arabic Phrases | عبارات باللهجة اللبنانية

Arabic Transliteration English
كِيفَك؟ مْنِيح؟ / مْنِيحَة؟ Kiifak? Mnii7? / Kiifik? Mnii7a? How are you? Good? / Are you okay?
مَاشِي الحَال. Meeshe l-7aal. I’m okay / All good / Things are going okay.
بِيمْشي الحَال؟ Byemshe l-7aal? Will it work? / Is that okay? / Will that do?
بِيمْشي كِلّ يَوْم. Byemshe kell yoom. He walks every day.
مِشي الحَال. Meshe l-7aal. It worked out / It’s sorted / It’s all sorted now.

Important Difference | الفرق المهم

Arabic Transliteration Meaning When to use
مَاشِي الحَال Meeshe l-7aal I’m okay / all good / things are going okay Describing how things are going now
مِشي الحَال Meshe l-7aal It worked out / it’s sorted / the problem is resolved After something was fixed or resolved

Example:

مِشي الحَال.

Meshe l-7aal.

It’s sorted now / all good now.

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