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What does تفضل mean? Because it has been used for “prefer” ex: هل تفضل هنا او بلدك؟
I also see that it mean go ahead or please enter in google translate. So I’m confused now. Can you also give examples of possible ? Tysm❤️
What does تفضل mean? Because it has been used for “prefer” ex: هل تفضل هنا او بلدك؟
I also see that it mean go ahead or please enter in google translate. So I’m confused now. Can you also give examples of possible ? Tysm❤️
I also see that it mean go ahead or please enter in google translate. So I’m confused now. Can you also give examples of possible ? Tysm❤️
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@Glen_Santhmayor the pronunciation of the one that means 'go ahead' and the one that means 'prefer' is different.
تَفَضَّلْ= 'tafadal' < go ahead
تُفَضِّلْ= 'tofadel' < prefer
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@Glen_Santhmayor the pronunciation of the one that means 'go ahead' and the one that means 'prefer' is different.
تَفَضَّلْ= 'tafadal' < go ahead
تُفَضِّلْ= 'tofadel' < prefer
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@Glen_Santhmayor it depends on the phrase
تفضل بالجلوس = that mean take a sit
ماذا تفضل؟ = what do you prefer
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تَفَضِّلْ = take or go ahead
تُفَضِّلْ = it about to ask about opinion @Glen_Santhmayor
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yes it means "go ahead"
and "here you are"
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فَضَّل (faddala): to prefer
تَفَضَّل (tafaddala): Usually used in the imperative (i.e., as a command):
تَفَضَّل - tafaddal
It is used as an invitation for someone to take something or come in or accept an offer or have a seat, etc. For example,
1) if you're offering somebody food, you can say "tafaddal".
2) if you someone knocks on your door, you can call on them: "tafaddal" as a polite substitute for "come in"
3) if someone comes in your office and you want to ask them to have a seat, you can say "tafaddal"
it is similar to "go ahead"
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