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Abanoub is a very mysterious guy. Often people see him as an outsider never giving him the chance to prove himself. He is overlooked, but shouldn’t be, because when you make a friend like Abanoub, you will never let him go. He is kind, caring, funny, and slightly flirtatious. More than anything he wants a significant other, someone who will appreciate him as much as he does others. When given a chance he can enchant a girl with something more powerful than looks... his personality. Abanoub will often crack jokes that would light up any girls face. His largest weakness simply be his ability to remove himself from any and every situation. He hates negative confrontation, some would call him a “peace maker”. This isn’t a bad thing, but Abanoub deserves better than to lurk in someone else’s shadows. He’s too good of a person to not be seen as such. If only he knew that.
Abanoub is lit
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the coolest Egyptian guy EVER!
"When I went to Egypt, I hooked up with a total Abanoub!"
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👳 ♂️👳 ♂️Abanoub is an absolute 🔥🔥BOMB ASS EGYPTIAN DUDE🔥🔥. He seems kinda wierd and Muslim at first, but get to know him and you'll realise he is the most lit motherfucker in the middle east, and can hook you up with the best shit. you can get extremely wet 💦💦just by being in his presence for a few moments.
man-"hey, nice weed bro"
other man-"thanks bro, i got it from Abananoub"
man-"damn, abanoubs a bomb ass dude"
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can often be referred to as a 'mad cunt'
he talks to a loser whose name starts
with an 'e' and she respects him soo much!
nicest person ever.
get to know him and you'll be like
"omg he's soooo awesome!"
alexander- hey have you met that abanoub guy?
thomas- yeah, he's a fucking mad cunt!
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An Egyptian academic researcher & translator, born on January 17, 1996. He wrote and translated many books into Arabic and English, such as Yussef El Guindi's Ten Acrobats. Plus, he produced a slang dictionary (English-Egyptian Arabic); therefore, he is considered the youngest lexicographer in the Middle East. He has a series of educational books on translation entitled 'Guidelines for Translation", which attracted thousands of readers from all the Arab homeland.
Abanoub Wagdy Azer is a very hard-working translator.
An Egyptian academic researcher & translator, born on January 17, 1996. He wrote and translated many books into Arabic and English, such as Yussef El Guindi's Ten Acrobats. Plus, he produced a slang dictionary (English-Egyptian Arabic); therefore, he is considered the youngest lexicographer in the Middle East. He has a series of educational books on translation entitled 'Guidelines for Translation", which attracted thousands of readers from all the Arab homeland.
Abanoub Wagdy Azer is a very hard-working translator.