Questions & Answers about احنا عايزين نعمل رحلة صغيرة يوم الاحد لو الجو حلو.
احنا means we in Egyptian Arabic.
It is the colloquial Egyptian form, while in Modern Standard Arabic you would usually see نحن. In everyday Egyptian speech, احنا is the normal word.
So:
- احنا = we
عايزين means wanting or simply want in natural English translation.
It comes from عايز, which is used in Egyptian Arabic for want. The ending changes to match who is doing the wanting:
- أنا عايز / عايزة = I want
- احنا عايزين = we want
- هم عايزين = they want
The -ين ending here matches a plural subject like احنا.
A very important note: in Egyptian Arabic, عايز behaves a lot like an adjective, so it changes form for gender and number more than an English learner might expect.