Phantom Exams

Defined as the brief delusional feeling of guilt or agony felt by university students after recently finishing their finals, that they still assume that there is an exam out there or somewhere that he/she needs to study for but in reality there isn't. This phantom pain symptom usually occurs after a university student spends 2 weeks or more prepping for their finals in order to save their GPA.

Medical students are the most vulnerable.

Jon: Hey Richard! Excited for our winter break after long hours of mental burnouts and late nighters.

Richard: I wish i could enjoy it but whenever i wake up from bed but i still feel like we have phantom exams.

Jon: same bro, same.

Sara

All she says is امبيه

If Sara sees this, the first thing she is going to say is "امبيييييه يوسفففف". If she had enough of my maskhara she will add RUDE after completing her sentence

امبيه

امبيه is an Arabic phrase that is often said at the end of any conversation. Particularly, people in Bahrain use that word interchangeably in any situation. Whether it's in an argument or a really good conversation.

امبيه, RUDE.! Is another alternative to this phrase which is used in heated debates when one is losing to their opponent.

امبيه carries a rich cultural background history as it often spoken by Native Muharraq women in Bahrain.

Yusuf: Hey Sara, you look cute today btw. I'm still not telling you what's your gift. No matter how hard you try.

Sara: امبيه، RUDE!

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