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10 Funny Responses To Being Told “3a2belik”
We went to Twitter for some inspirational replies.
The petty but effective approach:
*at weddings*
An old woman to me : 3a2belak
*at funerals*
Me to that same old lady: 3a2belik
— De Gea FC (@TarekTamo) December 28, 2013
2. Just cutting to the chase:
*At a wedding*
X: 3a2belak
Me: Kele Khara madame
— Anis Tabet (@AnisTabet23) July 18, 2014
3. This coming of age story:
Becoming an adult:
Stop replying to “3a2belik” with “b3id lcharr”
I still think it though— Not ElieGay (@EligeAy) October 24, 2017
4. The awkward yet effective:
#WhyIAvoidSocialGatherings
Groom: 3a2belik!
Me: thanks, you too.— Sar. (@SarineAvakian) May 18, 2014
5. The earnest wish:
*someone gets married*
Everyone: 3a2belik*someone has a baby*
Everyone: 3a2belikWLEK 3A2BEL MA T7ELLO 3ANNE BA2A
— J (@rippedxedges) March 30, 2016
6. Preach:
Is it really a Lebanese wedding if you don’t get at least 100 “3a2belik” and “nefrah mennik”???? Eza ma tjawazet ma btefraho ya3ne? 😡 W 3atoul fi this moment of silence followed by “awal shi badna nefrah b shhedetik” eh tante tekram 3aynik tahet amrik ana teslamile.
— not noor (@fiictional) July 15, 2018
7. The harsh yet maybe deserved response:
I once said at a wedding to someone alle 3a2belik “don’t worry ma lah 3anis metlik”
— Dopamine (@DayuuumDanielle) December 6, 2015
8. 🙂
At weddings: 3a2belak!
Me: I would very much like to be excluded from this narrative, one that I never asked to be part of, since 1989.
— Elie Fares (@eliefares) July 19, 2016
9. About ill-wishes:
Whenever someone tells me “3a2belak” pic.twitter.com/W2MonLn65G
— Hasan (@PinkAsteroyd) August 9, 2016
10. And the straight-forward approach:
When people keep saying “3a2belik” https://t.co/CR5dNxI1PR
— e❁ (@elissajaber) June 2, 2018
