Awi or Kiteer?
In lesson 1.7, they seem to use awi and kiteer to mean the same thing (much).
Mish awi=not much.
Mish 3arif kiteer = I don't know much.
How to reconcile which to use? Are these interchangeable?
Awi or Kiteer
devinhfox
September 10, 2010
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November 1, 2010
Kiteer usually means MANY, so the usage is similar to the English "Much money" vs. "Many dollars".
devinhfox
November 4, 2010
Gracias
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