Breakdown of كل ما بتنقش الزهرية اكتر، كل ما صاحبتي بتحبها اكتر.
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This pattern means the more ..., the more ....
So the sentence is built like this:
- كل ما
- first clause = the more X happens
- كل ما
- second clause = the more Y happens
It is a very common way in Egyptian Arabic to express a changing relationship between two things.
Yes, basically.
In Modern Standard Arabic, you will often see this written as كلما in one word. In Egyptian Arabic, people commonly write it as كل ما in two words. In this sentence, the meaning and function are the same.
Yes. That is another common use.
For example, a single كل ما can mean whenever / every time that. But when you see the repeated pattern كل ما ... كل ما ..., it usually means the more ..., the more ..., not just whenever.
So context and structure matter.