Questions & Answers about احنا مرات بنطلب اكل من المطعم لما بنكون تعبانين.
احنا means we in everyday Egyptian Arabic.
It is the colloquial equivalent of Standard Arabic نحن. In normal Egyptian speech, people usually say احنا, not نحن. So this sentence sounds natural for spoken Egyptian.
Literally, مرات is the plural of مرة, which means time/occasion. So مرات originally means times.
In colloquial Arabic, it often works like at times in English, so it naturally comes to mean sometimes.
In Egyptian, you may also hear ساعات for sometimes. Both are common in speech.
Yes. The verb طلب is connected to asking for or requesting.
So بنطلب literally means we ask for / we request, but in the context of food it is best translated as we order.
So:
- بنطلب أكل = we order food
- بنطلب قهوة = we order coffee