15 words you’ll understand if you grew up in Kuwait

There's nothing quite like the Kuwaiti dialect and people who grew up in the country know that all too well. 

If you're one of them, you'll certainly remember a few of the words listed here, if not all of them.

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When you were being overprotective over your stuff, you said: 

"7aggi maghi" (It's all mine.)  

When you wanted to get out of trouble, you said: 

"Shako hatha b hatha?" (What's this got to do with that?)

When you wanted to express pretty much any feeling, you said: 

"Ambeh" (Oh My God... what!)

When you felt sluggish, you said: 

"Mali 5elg" (I can't be bothered.) 

When you wanted to pick up a fight with someone, you said: 

"Shfeek t5iz" (Why are you staring at me?)

When you got too excited over weekend plans, you said: 

"Wallah wanasa" (It's going to be so much fun!)

When you spotted an ice-cream truck/bicycle, you said: 

"BAREED" (ICE-CREAM.)

When people asked about your weekend plans, you always replied with: 

"Marina" (A popular mall in Kuwait.)

When your parents reminisced about your first hair cut, they said: 

"Arnoub w Dabdoub" (Bunny & Bear - a well known children's hair salon.)

When you got too excited over KDD's chocolate milk, you said: 

"1,2,3... KDD" 

When your parents wanted to indirectly say 'NO' to something, they said: 

"Yseer kheir" (We'll see... Well, not really.) 

When you wanted to address a school friend... you said: 

"Ya m3awad" (My friend) 

When the bell rang just as you were about to leave the house, you said: 

"Men yayna hal 7azza? (Who's coming over now?)

When anything disgusting happened, you said: 

"Wei3" (Yuck!) 

When you wanted to express your shock over how overpriced something was, you said: 

"Oullah"  (Ouff! - Wow!)