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"Habibi"?
The guard called my wife "Habibi"! :-0
Is this sexual harassment (favorite) or a form of treatment like (with love, Vasya)?
Is this sexual harassment (favorite) or a form of treatment like (with love, Vasya)?
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They tell women who are defiant! I go to Egypt every 3 months, but I don’t allow such words in my address!
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answered 17 years ago
A familiar situation. At first, it upsets that our tourists are not loved in hotels in Turkey and Egypt, and then you come across similar facts and think, well, how can we be loved and respected. This is addressed to 557898, who "travels every 3 months", considers herself an expert in Egypt and takes responsibility for such transfers. Moreover, this puts three specific participants in the event in a difficult position at once.
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answered 17 years ago
And now on the topic. Khabibi - in Arabic - dear, sweetheart. Moreover, it also has a masculine gender. There is even a male name - Khabib. The appeal is considered normal - “Come in, Alex, come in, habibi!”. But like our word "darling", it can be pronounced differently. With a very gentle pronunciation, it is almost equal to the word "beloved." We have a lot of oriental dance ensembles, restaurants, hookah bars with that name.
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answered 17 years ago
It means "dear" or "darling". Normal, polite treatment with a touch of sympathy.
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answered 17 years ago
I also know that"Habibi" is translated as"Dear" or"dear","beloved" or"beloved" I was interested in the smart ones who know English. And there’s nothing terrible here, because he didn’t pull her into the room. If we say"dear " we do not consider it harassment.
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answered 17 years ago
