@Maker_of_Things
Is there any bruising or swelling? If it’s swelling then let the practice know and keep an eye on it.
Assuming she took it from the veins around the elbow, theres a chance she went too deep and hit the back wall of the vein, and an underlying tendon then bruised it on the way out. All depends on technique and equipment. I could never get the hang of a fixed needle draw but was a deft hand at a butterfly draw, you could be much kinder.
Hope it’s eased now.

@tempusfelix
Yeah, from my elbow. It is still sore, but getting better. No bruising or bleeding though.

@Maker_of_Things
Good. She may well have been too deep so remember if they’re not urgent, you can often ask for a specific practitioner if your surgery allows it. For example I like the sister at mine, she’s so smooth.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform and is accompanied by anonymized screenshot images that provide visual context. Use the screenshot context to resolve ambiguity, but translate only the text provided for translation. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


I just had a very nice #dream that I made friends with Lee Chaeyeon. I just started talking to her nand the next thing I know, I have stayed over her house (like when the French kidnapped me for Christmas) and she is telling me to go up stairs and "shuffle up a little bit" (her English was generally excellent) by which she meant "tidy up a little bit" to show her mom we were ready to eat.
She comes upstairs to "shuffle up" her room and starts making gestures to explain what she means ...
1/

(she was always so excited to see me in this dream) because I was taking my coat off instead of "shuffling up."
Then she indicates this little piece of paper and says she has left me an autograph but in return she wants this little trading card I made in second grade of "50 Spikes," a sonic knock-off, obviously with more spikes. (This card actually exists IRL BTW). I start explaining to her what it is and if she really wants it (she did) I at least needed a picture of her holding it.
2/

Partly because I would miss it, but also, otherwise no one would believe me that she had wanted this thing from me.
It was then I realized we still didn't have each others' phone numbers.
3/3

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform and is accompanied by anonymized screenshot images that provide visual context. Use the screenshot context to resolve ambiguity, but translate only the text provided for translation. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


All right.
So the first step, the napkin.
So I remember I was supposed to take it off from the side and.
Touch these corners.
And then have the seam facing forward.
All right, so let's try this out.
Let's taste it.
I'm excited.
Oh my God.
I'm not supposed to make noise.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


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Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is from software data. Translate the content of json, without translating keys and placeholders (i.e. copy them rather than translate them). Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Produce a valid json output that matches the input format. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


@ptoothfish why do all of the kids’ IMDb headshots look like they’re screen grabs from This Person Does Not Exist dot com? 😬

@bloodflowersburning yup the whole production machine is giving uncanny valley
even if they are real kids underneath, i wonder how much tuning up their images get 😬
smiles widened, dimples accentuated, etc
i stand by my assertion they will be treated like hot-swappable parts if they do anything complicated like have an opinion or grow into their faces wrong

@ptoothfish oh they absolutely will. There’s probably even some contract clauses that lands them in deep weta if they even sneeze wrong.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform and is accompanied by anonymized screenshot images that provide visual context. Use the screenshot context to resolve ambiguity, but translate only the text provided for translation. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


Robin Roefs" penalty saves secures Sunderland's spot in FA Cup fourth round

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Robin Roefs was Sunderland's hero as Everton's FA Cup hopes came to a premature end once again after three woeful penalties in a shootout saw the Black Cats reach round four.

David Moyes" threadbare squad looked like exiting in normal time until James Garner's 89th-minute spot-kick cancelled out Enzo Le Fee's brilliant first-half strike.

But extra time was the last thing the hosts, down to just 12 senior players, needed and when the shootout came around Garner, Thierno Barry and Beto all saw their efforts saved by Roefs.

Le Fee, Granit Xhaka and Luke O'Nien confidently scored their first three attempts to help Sunderland into the fourth round for only the second time in 11 seasons.

It was a hammer blow to Everton, who were dragged back into the game by Adam Aznou, a £7.8million signing from Valladolid in the summer who had not had a sniff of first-team action.

The teenager's only senior football was two appearances in the EFL Trophy back in September and October and his 86th-minute introduction for Merlin Rohl was only because Moyes had little to no option.

But the Spanish-born Moroccan showed more drive in the four minutes of regulation time than many of his battle-weary team-mates had in the preceding 86 - particularly fellow 19-year-old and summer arrival Tyler Dibling, who cost five times as much.

Within three minutes he won an admittedly soft penalty after a shoulder-to-shoulder challenge by Trai Hume allowing Garner to equalise.

Replays of the foul on the big screens at full-time enraged Xhaka, who hurled his water bottle into the turf and raged at the perceived injustice to anyone in earshot, but the Black Cats" captain was soon celebrating.

It is rare for Sunderland, promoted from the Championship last season, to be favourites in any game but the fact Regis Le Bris was able to make five changes and still have the likes of Dan Ballard, Brian Brobbey, Omar Alderete and Wilson Isidor in reserve swung the odds in their favour.

Injuries, the Africa Cup of Nations and suspensions for Michael Keane and Jack Grealish were compounded by Tim Iroegbunam's hamstring problem which took the absences to nine.

Barry, the one senior player he left out, accounted for 23 of the 27 first-team appearances among the substitutes with five of six academy players not having previously featured at all.

After Harrison Armstrong sliced wide their only first chance of the first half, Sunderland took control and should have been comfortably ahead by the interval.

Their first shot resulted in the opener - and what a goal.

Everton failed to deal with a long throw and Eliezer Mayenda teed up Le Fee to send a cushioned right-footed volley curling past Jordan Pickford.

Moyes had a face like thunder and his demeanour was not improved as Pickford clawed away a Nordi Mukiele overhead kick and tipped away, at full-stretch, Romaine Mundle's strike from distance.

Surprisingly, the Everton boss did not make the only change available to him and sacrifice one of his five midfielders for Barry at the start of the second half, but they did not come to life until Mayenda rolled an angled shot just wide with less than half an hour remaining.

Beto's appeal for a penalty for a shirt pull by Hume was waved away but referee John Brooks obliged when Aznou went down and Garner equalised.

Unfortunately for Everton their subsequent penalties were not as confident, with Barry and Beto's stuttering run-ups far from convincing, as Roefs saved all three.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is a news article. Ensure the translation is formal and consistent with journalistic standards. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


This morning while walking to work I had a thought: is it possible that the reason why the perception of the #replyGuy problem being worse on #Mastodon (and the #Fediverse in general) is due to sheer (lack of) numbers?
So I came up with a simplified model to check if this was indeed sufficient to explain the phenomenon.
Let's assume that, similarly to Mario Cipolla's Basic Laws of Human Stupidity, the fraction of reply guys in a population is a given constant ρ.
1/n
#maths

Let's also assume for simplicity that reply guys operate mechanically, i.e. do not use some kind of automation to find posts to reply to. This puts an upper limit to the total number of posts a reply guy can reply to in the course of a single day. Let's call this D.
We can also assume that on average a single non-reply-guy will generally post P < D posts per day.
Ignoring for a moment larger timeframes than a single day (but the discussion is similar if we extend the observation period) …
2/n

 … and assuming replyguys select randomly the posts to reply to (i.e. they don't specifically target a person for any particular reason), can we calculate what is the probability that a given person will see at least one reply from a reply guy?
Before doing the actual math, let's look at some practical example. Let's say that 1 in 10 users are reply guys, a reply guy goes through 100 posts per day, and a regular user posts 10 messages per day.
3/n

If there are 10 users in the network, 9 are regular users and 1 is a reply guy. There are 90 regular posts per day, and the the single reply guy will see ALL of them (because they can read 100 posts per day, so they see all the posts made on that network on that day.
However, if there are 100 users in the network, 10 of which are reply guys, the network will produce 900 posts in a day, but reply guys will NOT necessarily see all of them!
4/n

In the second scenario, each reply guy will see 100 random posts of the 900. Even if there are 10 reply guys, this does NOT mean that each post will be found by a reply guy! There may be posts that are seen by multiple reply guys, and posts that will not be seen by any reply guy!
So how do we compute the probability for a post to be seen by a reply guy in this case?
One way to do this is to compute the probability of NOT being seen by ANY reply guy, and taking the complement.
5/n

Now, since each reply guy sees 100 of the 900 posts, each post has a 1/9 probability of being seen by any particular reply guy, i.e. an 8/9 probability of NOT being seen by that particular reply guy. The probability of not being seen by ANY reply guy is thus 8/9 for each reply guy and assuming that the probabilities are independent, this means that the probability of not being seen by any of the 10 reply guys is (8/9)^10, which is 0.30794....
6/n

This means that the probability for each post to be seen by AT LEAST ONE reply guy is 1-(8/9)^10 or approximately 69%.
Of course, if someone posts 10 posts per day, then the probability for them to come across a reply guy is higher than that, because it will be the probability of at least on their post being seen by at least one reply guy!
Again assuming that for each post the probabilities are independent, the math is only slightly more complex:
6/n

each post has a (8/9)^10 probability of not being seen, but for the probability for ALL posts not being seen, that has to be further elevated to the number of posts made by the same person, which is 10, so (8/9)^100, and the probability of AT LEAST ONE POST being seen by AT LEAST ONE reply guys becomes 1 - (8/9)^100 = 0.99999233… which is not 100% but very close to it.
This was the case of a network 100 people, 10 of which are reply guys. Let's do one more and then go general.
7/n

Let's now assume the network has 100K users, still with the same 10% of reply guys (90K regular users, 10K reply guys).
Each reply guy still reads 100 posts per day, and the regular users still produce 10 posts per day.
This means that in a single day the regular users produce 900K posts, and each reply guys reads 100 of those 900K posts!
Still under the randomness assumption, this means that a single reply guy will only see 100/900K posts!
8/n

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform and is accompanied by anonymized screenshot images that provide visual context. Use the screenshot context to resolve ambiguity, but translate only the text provided for translation. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


We're at the beach.
And this is the river teller.
And the town is called teller as well.
But you don't want to swim in there because there's crocs.
But if we're lucky, we might see some crocs today.
That would be awesome.
Would be awesome.
It's more than one person I've heard doing that noise.
Man, the pigeons really like it.
Here.
Look at this.
Oh my goodness.
Oh, Jesus.
Wow.
So many.
here.
Yeah, we're nearly there.
Beach resort coming soon.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


Hello.
Hello.
Nice to meet you.
Welcome to Britain's Got Talent.
Thank you, thank you.
What is your name and where are you from?
My name is Shaney.
I'm from England, but I now live in America.
Okay.
I was here on this stage 70 years ago.
Really?

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


I'll take care of it.
Oh, thank you, young man.
It's not that $0.06 is such a big deal.
It's the principle of the thing.
My pleasure.
She always does that.
Every time she comes in.
Otherwise, I'd let it go.
Takes all kinds.
Have a good one.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


I'm doing a eekly 1hr meeting where I'm going over with a director of engineering my soap box on managing a product management organization and actually it's coming out to be a pretty good episodic thing

Topics have been
- different types of product managers and the basic skill sets in developing requirements
- how product managers ensure an ongoing cadence for an engineering team
- dealing with product managers with varying backgrounds (engineering, data analyst, operational SME, consulting etc)
what's been fun is that this Director and I worked at a previous company with product managers that I didn't manage and I'm able to reference "hey remember that person? that person was awesome and here's why."

so in various email chains and slack threads I'll forward them to said director (if he's already not in there) and be like "ok a GOOD product manager would do THIS" and a "BAD product maanger would do THAT" rememember when so and so did THIS? that was good.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform and is accompanied by anonymized screenshot images that provide visual context. Use the screenshot context to resolve ambiguity, but translate only the text provided for translation. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


Okay, forget about me.
It's Jenna I'm most concerned about.
This place is too small.
It cramps her spirit.
Okay, I'll think about it, I promise.
I was hoping you'd say that because we have an appointment at noon.
What?
Is that the one?
That's 150 Grand Avenue.
We're looking for 141.
I like all these houses.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


Oh, you want that car to disappear?
Huh?
No, no no no.
We just need the front right paneling thingy fixed.
Yeah.
A little fender bender.
Yeah, and we need it right away.
Sunny.
She knows my name.
No, no, no, I'm actually in my mid 40s.
I call everybody sunny.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


Whoa, you mean Blender Market, the thing I said was the first step towards the Blender environment becoming a shitty subscription service, renamed itself to the oh-so-appealing name "Superhive" and then decided to mandate subscriptions?
WHOA WHO COULD HAVE GUESSED?! Not me, that's for sure. This is completely out of left field!

TBH, I have never seen a single company with "Hive" in the name that wasn't a complete shitshow run by assholes, so I never bought anything on that platform -
Sorry
I didn't RENT anything on that platform if I could help it.
Maybe it's unfair, but "clearly we, a company that specializes in connecting creators with their audience, should name ourselves HIVE, because the creators are just our loyal little bees, and audience is our loyal little bees, work for us!" always gives me bad vibes.

"Hive implies busy crowds!"
Hive implies a queen.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform and is accompanied by anonymized screenshot images that provide visual context. Use the screenshot context to resolve ambiguity, but translate only the text provided for translation. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


Oh, did you see that?
A dog who can dance.
I think maybe that beats the time you yawn and got your mouth stuck open.
Daddy, can we keep him?
No one's claimed him yet.
Yeah, and he's so much fun.
I don't know girls, I don't know.
I don't know, maybe, maybe, maybe we'll talk about it.
And, Joey, if you need me, I'll be at Nick's.
It's opening night.
See you.
Later.
Hey, Barbara.
Let's go take pictures of Joey dancing, okay.
Good idea.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


I don't think y'all understand how excited I am to eat these.
I had them for the very first time when I last came to Portugal, and I was obsessed.
I ate about 50 of these.
Probably no exaggeration.
I ate so many of these when I was when I was last here.
And then I tried them in like other countries afterwards.
And they never hit the same.
They never hit the same.
So I'm having these again in Portugal.
Let's try them.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


Falkirk strengthen top six hopes with away win at St Mirren

Miller then made sure of the points just after the hour mark as he capitalised on some static St Mirren defending to race on to his own blocked shot before dinking the ball over George.

It was an afternoon to forget for St Mirren, who lost Liam Donnelly, Killian Phillips and George to injury as they slipped to a third straight defeat.

Falkirk had the first opening in the 18th minute when Barney Stewart laid the ball off to Dylan Tait, whose curling effort from just outside the box took a slight deflection before cannoning off the top of the crossbar.

St Mirren finally threatened just after the half-hour mark when Mikael Mandron shot from a tight angle, forcing Falkirk goalkeeper Scott Bain into a smart stop with his feet.

Falkirk then raced down the other end and the lively Miller was released and allowed to shoot from a similar angle but George comfortably saved.

The match was finally coming to life and Dan Nlundulu was the next to fire at goal in the 36th minute after the Bairns had given up possession cheaply, but it was a routine stop at the near post by Bain.

Nlundulu then got in behind and slid the ball home, though the cheers from the home fans were short-lived as the assistant referee raised his flag for what appeared to be a clear offside.

The hosts had already lost Donnelly to injury midway through the first half and they suffered a further blow when Phillips, who appeared to hurt his shoulder in the opening period, came off at the interval.

The match was crying out for a moment of quality and it came 10 minutes into the second half through Yeats.

Tait's perfect through ball released Miller, and although George came racing out of his goal and timed his challenge well, the loose ball fell invitingly for Yeats, who curled a stunning first-time finish into the top corner of the unguarded St Mirren goal.

It got even better for the away side just after the hour mark as the Bairns doubled their lead.

Miller's initial shot from the edge of the box was blocked by Scott Tanser but, as the home defence hesitated, Miller reacted first to run on to the loose ball and lift a right-footed shot over the onrushing George.

St Mirren suffered yet another blow shortly after as the keeper was forced off to be replaced by Ryan Mullen.

The enforced changes and the quickfire goals seemed to rock the hosts and they never threatened a comeback, with their afternoon summed up in the 89th minute when Tanser completely mis-kicked his attempted volley from six yards out.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is a news article. Ensure the translation is formal and consistent with journalistic standards. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


In a surprise Inspector Clouseau twist, I now have an extra thing to investigate for Spooky Kitties Sciences!
I was doing a quick scroll through the evenings secondary camera video, when I spotted a curious The Inspector standing on the trunk of the tree near the feeding station. Kept jumping around, finding him near where the magpies had been, so I initially suspect(edit) he was simply chasing them as they sometimes let him do, until I randomly chance stop...
#SpookyKittiesSciences

There Inspector Clouseau was, rolling around like crazing about 2 meters NE of the tree, mostly hidden by the unfortunate placement of the awnings east post. Still, there he was for 5 minutes, at which point he ran back up the tree, walked across the lawn to the hill, flattened himself at the bottom, and then ran off camera, presumably in the middle of The Zoomies.
2/
#SpookyKittiesSciences

Now, as some of my Spooky Kitties Sciences readers may know, the motivations behind that tests are not just to entertain the kitties. While the most important aspect is the genuine curiosity I had seeing the kitties rolling around in the snow, I really wanted to find something that The Inspector liked. I came out of the initial testing with only a single moment to hint that he liked something. What that was is still a mystery.
3/
#SpookyKittiesSciences

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform and is accompanied by anonymized screenshot images that provide visual context. Use the screenshot context to resolve ambiguity, but translate only the text provided for translation. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


Ate a little more chicken and had a wash. Also had a little more fight when I made her take her fluids last.
We phoned the vet at 830 this morning to ask if they looked under her soft pallet while she was sedated, as she has major ear polyps. Was told the vet would call back. They didn't, rang just now (1645 local) and was told the vet wasn't in today. I was a bit annoyed and said "we paid you over £600 yesterday, you said phone if we have questions, we have questions you're not answering!"
"I don't like your tone, sir "
"It's not your fault personally, but when I pay the better part of a grand I expect a level of service that you're not providing"
"I'll get a vet from the other branch to ring you"

Seeing vet at other practise at half seven for more anti nausea medicine. They're not going to charge out of hours rate as we rang first thing.
Just got another 10ml of rescue fluids into her.

Back. Anti nausea jab, gabapentin, and she's home. Ate some chicken and some cheese.
Got more gabapentin in pill form for her, too

Won't stop eating. Having to slow her down to prevent her from vomiting. She's also absolutely, completely, totally, off her tits. Mullered. Stoned. Caned. Fully in the yellow submarine.
Vet says this'll reset her appetite, or, when we stop giving her painkillers, show it's pain stopping her eating, which would mean medical imaging time.

She's eating a bit, and even played a little, but she's still on the medications so it might be that. Still giving her recovery fluids, which she's still not fighting as she would normally.

Valencia has decided we are all Suspicious. Won't come when called, runs if you go to her. Still comes on her own terms, so it's fine, she's just seen her adoptive sister repeatedly wrapped in a towel and made to drink Stuff, and she wants none of that, thank you very much.

Ming update: she's a little more active, but still floppy and sleeping a lot. She's on two lots of painkillers still, so she's probably fairly stoned.
She IS eating, little and often, and finished off the last of her rescue fluids from a saucer by herself. She's washing, but she hasn't slapped valencia in ages, and she's still not right. Hoping it's the painkillers, and that when we withdraw them, her appetite remains.

Ming has finished the course of painkillers and is showing determined desire to go out, which we're not allowing yet. She's eating, playing, but it'll be a few days until the drugs are cleared from her system and we'll then see how she is.
Cautiously optimistic.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform and is accompanied by anonymized screenshot images that provide visual context. Use the screenshot context to resolve ambiguity, but translate only the text provided for translation. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


Just so you know, Harriet and I didn't actually get back together.
What?
But I saw you kiss her.
Joan.
My acting like I liked you turned real.
And now I'm all confused because I got what I wanted.
But I don't think I want it anymore.
Like that time my parents got Fergie to perform at my ninth birthday and I was like, oh, this is sick.
Then she actually performed and I was like, oh, I forgot what Fergie sounds like.
Does that make sense?
It makes all the sense.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


and it's not a bad film — it's a spectacular-looking one in spots — but it is also a film entirely made out of other, better and more thematically cohesive films. so it's 2001 and the three-body problem and arrival and wall-e a little bit, but it's also Quips Sexyman Saves The World Part XVII and ultimately just not that lot

while watching i wondered why the earth needed to be in peril, and if the other two members of the multicultural crew dying to leave the White Man in charge was some kind of an anti-woke statement; but in light of some of the book author andy weir's 'most media literate libertarian' comments about how star trek should be just about spaceships going pew-pew, at least to him the answer is yes to the latter and 'fascism' to the former

@esvrld I read the book a little while back and I may have given him too much credit, especially given his recent decision to open his mouth, but I took the death of the international crew to strand the white boy as an understanding that his second book failed because he is not any good at writing people interacting with each other and his only skill is creating clever little puzzles for his self-insert to solve in complete isolation. Giving him an alien buddy was a good move because it opens the possibility of character interaction without requiring it to resemble the way humans relate to one another

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform and is accompanied by anonymized screenshot images that provide visual context. Use the screenshot context to resolve ambiguity, but translate only the text provided for translation. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


It's raining, man.
It's raining man.
The rain has begun.
It said 90% chance of rain today.
So it's pretty happy that it wasn't raining when we arrived.
But it's like 230 now and the rain is coming down.
I'm glad I actually remembered to pack my umbrella.
We're covering you with two.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


And being one of the weirdo, we just frequently get attacks here and there. Either online, offline, or even from your closest people. Those attacks usually stem from homophobia, transphobia, or sometimes just, don't like how weird we are and how weird we act, especially furries that do deeper immersions like roleplaying and therianthropy.

Hence some of us got safety by not needing to tell who we are and where we were from. Some of us got safety by only revealing ourselves to our friends or close friends. Face/body reveal is a culture that most of the furries did at least once in a private post, whether it be "delete soon" kind of post or in story.

Despite being so, we're still open for social interactions offline. We do furmeets—a personal meeting between furries, be it in a group or personal, be it in an event or just casually—and sometimes making a con/fur on, such as MWFF, IWAG, PAWAI, FURUM, and so on. It's fun to meet them offline, get to know each other, be able to see them in person as most of us have never seen each other's faces, take a photo to keep personally and censor publicly, laugh together and discuss similar interests, and so on. It's fun, social, and warm.

Although, things don't feel the same today. As people start trying to strip anonymity of people, attack furries, therian, LGBTQIA, and dox them, as how also our community participate and stir the dramas inside, things has been a little more chaotic, less warm, and less feeling like community or family. It's not the same anymore.

Part of me hopes things can return to how it feels in the 2000s and 2010s, but, I'll just let God do the rest. I'm a little hopeless in society and humans. I'm tired of how things get worse and meant to attack and divide small communities into a hopeless being. I don't like how society is now no longer respecting and being in unity.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is user-generated content from a social media platform and is accompanied by anonymized screenshot images that provide visual context. Use the screenshot context to resolve ambiguity, but translate only the text provided for translation. Do not reproduce spelling mistakes. Reproduce marks of expressiveness that communicate meaningful intent (e.g. enthusiasm through capitalisation or elongation) in a way that is natural in Arabic, Egyptian. Copy URLs and user handles directly rather than translating them. However, translate hashtags as appropriate for the translation to be natural for social media text. Follow the punctuation of the source text as best as possible. Additional punctuation should be added only if not doing so would seriously alter the comprehension of the text. Translate text in an informal style, like close friends talking, even if it changes the original tone. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Maintain the HTML formatting of the original source text. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


As head of this house, I shall arrange for an immediate investigation.
I'd rather not, if you don't mind, sir.
Doctor Sexton, the fact that my brother and sister and I have opened our home to convalescent patients doesn't relieve us of all responsibility for what occurs in it.
I mean, under the peculiar circumstances.
Oh, come along, Bob.
There's no need to shield anyone.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


Yes, I think they may be expecting something slightly more formal.
Just on its own.
Oh.
No, no, don't be ridiculous.
That's for Thanksgiving.
Alison would kill me.
Oh, no.
No, there must be something else.
Have you ever cooked one of these before?
Oh, yes.
But, I mean, they take, like, five hours, right?
Not necessarily.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


They're narcissists.
They think the whole world revolves around them.
Everything is about them.
So if they cut you off, that's because they needed that spot more than you did.
And how dare you question that?
How dare you question that?
They made a move and they're the most important person.
Anyways, yeah, it is what it is, right?

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


You guys ready for breakfast?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I think there are people underneath.
You didn't go to sleep till 2:00.
I'm a sad little puppy.
Oh.
It wasn't because we were bothering each other.
It's because the bunk was uncomfortable.
Okay.
It was comfortable for me.
Ellie, what are you doing?
It was weird.
Yeah, it was a weird night.
Are you trying to sneak the snacks?

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


She talked about how impossible it is to be a woman in today's society.
She spoke for over two minutes without being interrupted by a single man, saying things like, you have to be a boss, but you can't be mean.
You have to be thin but not too thin.
You have to never get old, never be rude, never show up.
Oh, sorry.
Our male director is telling me I need to wrap it up here to present America with her.
To see her award.
Is the woman that she delivered that speech to.
Please welcome Margot Robbie.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


Aren't you going to say goodbye to me?
How did you know I was going?
I knew it this afternoon.
The way you faced up to him.
Well, I would have told him then.
Except for you.
I thought it would be best if I slipped out this way.
Are you sure you're doing the right thing?
There's nothing else I can do.
Will you.
Will you let me know where you are?
Paul?
As soon as I know myself.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


We're not renewing your contract.
We've wasted ten years on this already.
But hey, I managed to talk them into allowing you to continue to research on this IP in your own time.
But just remember, we own the rights.
Once you crack it, we still want this to work.
Need this to work.
But I did warn you about this last year.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


Oh, yes, now I see.
I think I shall call you Pinocchio, my little pine nut.
Oh, my, my, how late it's gotten.
You see, Pinocchio already your company has become distraction to me.
Well, I really must be off to bed now.
Lots of work to do tomorrow.
There will be much awaiting you as well when the morning sun rises.
Sleep well, my boy.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):


Yes.
No bath.
Best shower of my life.
I thought I would do an unboxing together.
I kind of want to take these home.
They're the Ritz slippers, and my room service is here.
That's why I switched from a bath to a shower.
Because I wanted to hurry up so I can eat food.
Oh my gosh, are you kidding me?
So cute.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is automatically transcribed from spoken language and can contain errors. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate the following text into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):

You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original utterance(s) while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original data is speech in video format and should be translated to Arabic, Egyptian text. Maintain the flow and colloquial style of the speaker in the translation. Do not include non-linguistic sounds (e.g. laughter, groans, hesitation sounds, etc.), but do include interjections. If a word is interrupted, either guess the full word if possible or otherwise omit it. Keep foreign words as they are when translating. Produce only the Arabic, Egyptian translation, without any additional explanations or commentary. Output the text such that each sentence is on a separate line. Please translate it into Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab):