QUOTE(firelion65 @ Feb 14 2007, 05:05 PM)

baraka - 'enough' or 'ok' ->surprised nobody said that yet!
waheshni - 'i miss u'
dush (with 'u' pronounced as in alphabet) - 'shower'
kuli (same 'u') - eat
bsmilia - what you're supposed to say be4 eating, taking a shower or whatever good thing you're doing if you're a muslim(a)
aji nti (nta) - reply to 'aji' - you come here, 'nti' for a man, i think, 'nta' for a woman
behher - 'how ru doing?' (i think)
bliati - 'later'
Sorry to correct (teacher mentality) but it is:
"Twa7shatek"= I miss you
"Bismillah" means In the Name of God
"Onta" for you (male) and "Onti" or "Ontiya" for you (female)
"bletty" for wait (literally means one moment)
"bekhir" means How are you? (Really just means Good/Fine?)
"baraka" means grace but has come to mean "that's enough" (especially in conjunction with the ubiquitous "safi")
Here are some bad ones: "khnouna" meaning SNOT, "7azuk" meaning FART and "zeb" meaning PENIS There are many times I have said: "3andak zeb seghir, mbrouk 3lik" to those men who harrassed me on the street.