Questions & Answers about كل ما اشغل المكنسة في الصالة، بننضف السجادة اللي تحت الكنبة.
كل ما is a very common way to say whenever or every time that in Egyptian Arabic.
So:
- كل ما اشغل المكنسة... = Whenever I turn on the vacuum...
- It introduces something that happens repeatedly.
It is not literally just all what here; as a fixed expression, it means every time.
After كل ما, Egyptian Arabic very often uses the imperfect without بـ.
So:
- كل ما اشغل = whenever I turn on
- not usually كل ما بشغل in the most natural version of this pattern
A simple way to think about it:
- كل ما + imperfect = the repeated trigger event
- بـ often appears in the main clause to show a habitual result, as in بننضف
So the sentence has a nice natural contrast:
- كل ما اشغل...
- بننضف...