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رجاء خاص
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2008-03-01 12:48:03 / 6352 |
السيد المهندس كميل حليم
تحية طيبة وبعد
بعد تصفحي لموقعكم الكريم ارجوا معرفة رقم هاتفك التليفوني لمزيد من العمل والتعاون مع أقباط آخرون لهم نفس اتجاهاتك هل يمكنني الحصول عليه هذا إذا أذنتم الي
وفقك الله ولكم جزيل الشكر
girl of egypt
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2008-03-05 08:44:52 / 6420 |
This is a truly wonderful article-loved all the insight that it gave me and answered many questions.Truly our egyptian coloquial is really coptic-Hoda wadie Halim
Anonymous
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2008-03-06 23:21:13 / 6465 |
انا نفسى اتعلم اللغة القبطية بس مش عارف كيف ابدا؟
مينا
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موضوع غايه فى الروعه و الجمال
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2008-03-08 17:11:15 / 6493 |
بجد موضوع جميل باشكرك عليه كتير
و باطلب طلب بسيط اذا كان فى الامكان معلومات اكتر عن اللغه القبطيه
hazem laondi
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Good job - Help?
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2008-06-25 20:25:45 / 12182 |
Hey,
How're you?
I'm Michael and I'm a Christian Coptic that lives in Canada. I totally encourage you and I'm really glad to finally find out that some people still have that interest and I really want to learn the Coptic Language. Is there any help that you think you can provide? Recommended sites or people to contact? I'd be grateful.
Thanks a lot,
Michael
Michael
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خالص احترامي لكم
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2008-07-11 08:54:49 / 12635 |
الاحباء لكم مني كل احترام وتقدير
منذ زمن ابحث عنكم والان اتا سعيد ان اكتب لكم اتمني ان اكون مثلكم انا وعائلتي فهل تساعدونا فأنتم خميرة صالحة ومباركة،،،،
دكتور سامي عطية+
Dr. Samy Attia Abdou
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2008-07-16 19:48:11 / 12861 |
Hey,
I'm Muslim but I'm really interested in learning the Coptic language or at least contributing to its revival. I think it needs to achieve official language status. Maybe at least in some of the Governorates and cities first, and then the whole country. You and your family have a responsibility to go out and spread the language. I wish I could help but I'm way out in Canada.
If the Berber's have done it so can we Egyptians.
Even in Siwa there's only 15000 who speak Berber but they have held onto their language.
Ahmed
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Wonderful
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2008-08-02 19:16:35 / 13676 |
It is wonderful that you have revived your ancient language. I hope that others will follow your example. It is a living bridge to an ancient past full of so many vibrant people. God bless and protect you.
Gunar
Gunar Kravalis
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revival
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2008-08-16 20:57:54 / 14237 |
Just like how India's Government revive the Sanskrit as its official language, I think Egypt should also do the same before your sacred language lost forever.
Calvin Michel Sidjaja
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2008-10-19 08:15:53 / 17757 |
Thank you for a brilliant article! I have learnt to read Coptic in a British university as part of my degree in Egyptology, and it's good to see that some Egyptians still use this wonderful language in daily life.
Anonymous
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another person who speaks coptic language
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2009-03-15 09:13:35 / 17966 |
There is another person who speaks the coptic language fluently and spent his life learn,teach and speak the coptic language.His name is Doctor Kamal Farid Isaac,he lived in Egypt.
Isis Kamal
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Simply fantastic!
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2009-07-24 14:29:29 / 18190 |
Simply fantastic!
Simply fantastic!
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2009-08-14 16:06:39 / 18226 |
it is a pity that you did not feel that the translations could be done adequately, losing "all meaning and pronunciation". it would have been a little extra effort, but it could have been done in this manner:
(Coptic word)(phonetic pronunciation) (English translation) - (Arabic word) (phonetic pronunciation) (English translation)
I was going to give an example using the Coptic word for Aloe wood (labas), but every single online English to Arabic translator I found *also* translated the letters from Roman to Arabic (which, unfortunately, I cannot read.)
As an Egyptophile, however, this article was a joy to read, although I mourn the fact that the language itself has been almost expunged from daily Egyptian life.
Barry
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coptic langauge
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2009-09-16 13:36:11 / 18287 |
iam thrilled to know that a family in egypt can speak coptic in their own home. you are a treasure and i hope you could write or record as much as you can from what you know about the day today vocabulary that may help to revive the lanaguge use again. there is a growing interest in the coptic language and the internet would provide an excellent medium of communication. i dream that one day the copts would speak their lost beautiful language again
refaat guirguis
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2009-10-07 03:59:16 / 18303 |
I had absolutely no idea Coptic was dying out in this way, and I commend Titti Mouris for keeping it alive at least one more generation.
I agree with C M Sidjaja that Egypt ought to make Coptic an official language to try and preserve that five thousand year old link. But, I guess there\\\'s a substantial portion of Egyptians who would be outraged at this insult against their g*d, their culture and their language.
*sigh*
Nefer
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One language for one nation
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2010-02-09 13:23:47 / 25653 |
As a proud Egyptian nationalist, I am delighted that almost all Egyptians speak the same language, namely Arabic. The singularity of our language further strengthens the bonds between Egyptians, and I view any attempt to resurrect Coptic as a deliberate and scurrilous attempt to sow disunity among us.
It is sad that, even now, there are some Egyptians committed to the path of division, both between fellow Egyptians, and between Egyptians and the rest of the Arab World. Nonetheless, the fact that only 300 people, almost all of them residing outside of Egypt, are pursuing this anti-nationalist policy is welcome proof that most Egyptians reject such insidiousness.
I look forward with great enthusiasm to the day when our country will no longer have to suffer such assaults on its unity, weak, ill-conceived, and doomed as they are.
One language for one nation!
Egyptian
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2010-04-24 18:59:07 / 30470 |
Thanks for the very informative article!
Oshi
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For the sake of diversity
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2010-05-24 18:32:28 / 31713 |
I can understand that a country wishes to be united in every way when it comes to people and culture, but there is a reason for promoting diversity(you can have both!). It lies in the human nature to both differ and seek unanimity. Diversity is the key to success when it comes to producing new generations.
Tolerance is a virtue in many cultures and that must also include letting people live out ancient ones, such as the Coptic language. Not only does it promote diversity, it also provides a link to the past, so that we can be more closely knit to our history, to learn from our deeds, be it good or bad ones.
Who doesn't want to gain more knowledge? After all, knowledge isn't a heavy burden. Everyone should strive to become enlightened.
Nina
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Site to hear coptic spoken?
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2010-06-01 09:18:28 / 32122 |
Is there a website or CD one could purchase to acturally hear the coptic language spoken or sung? Very interested!
Dianne Brown
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