Once upon a time in a kingdom of great beauty.
There was a beast of a property market.
We have seen 40 houses.
The market's just too fast.
Prices are realistic.
If only there was a fearless hero to save the day.
I could kiss you.
Or a fairy godmother.
To make dreams come true.
Oh, angel.
But we live in the real world.
They'll just have to make do with us.
We're back.

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):


Good Morning Worlds!
We are going to the tip this morning. It will clear some of the stuff we sorted yesterday from the drive. I don't think we can clear it all unless we took the trailer, but the trailer is full of steel for weighing in.
Later I might carry on packing tote crates.
#GoodMorningWorlds

Tip trip done, and another car load cleared out.
I have taken the new trailer axle, and trailer drive motor system, out of the scrap metal trailer load. That means we can get more scrap metal in there and also not accidentally weigh in the parts I want to keep.
I think, next, I will start moving the scrap steel from the back garden into the trailer so that it is ready to go.
Scrap steel prices are not very high at the moment but better than nothing, if I take enough of it in one go.
Still have to sort the non-ferrous scrap.

That thing when you are taking the rotten tyres off small, wide lawn tractor wheels....
Huge effort to unmount one side of the tyre, but it was really badly rusted tight on the other side of the rim.
In the time it took me to break the bead free, I'd forgotten I had already done the other side, and ended up with the rim free but completely inside the tyre!
I had to remount the tyre that side, and then work around it to get the rim out.
I had to cut up the inner tube to get that out too!
I wonder how many more tyres I need to unmount? Four done so far.

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):


Celtic hammer Dundee United on O'Neill's return

Normal service resumed at Celtic Park as champions Celtic secured a dominant 4-0 win over Dundee United and their first clean sheet since Martin O'Neill's previous game in charge.

Two first-half goals in five minutes from Yang Hyun-jun and Arne Engels sent Celtic on their way as O'Neill returned to the dugout in style following Wilfried Nancy's brief but disastrous reign.

Substitute Benjamin Nygren grabbed his 11th goal of the season and Daizen Maeda netted on the rebound to equal Celtic's two biggest wins of the league season so far. Both of them were in O'Neill's caretaker spell in charge, which resulted in seven wins from eight games.

Celtic sent for the 73-year-old on Monday after terminating Nancy's contract in the wake of six defeats - and 18 goals against - in eight matches.

The chaos, confusion and defensive fragility that marked Nancy's reign disappeared as the Hoops moved three points off the top of the table.

Nobody in the stadium would have been surprised to see O'Neill restore Celtic's long-standing 4-3-3 formation and the team picked up where they left off under O'Neill, as if they had awoken from a nightmare and got on with life as normal.

Centre-back Liam Scales was back to the consistent form he displayed before suffering in and out of a back three under the Frenchman.

Callum McGregor dictated play again and Celtic's wide players, Yang and Sebastian Tounekti, were given attacking licence after being handed wing-back roles by the former Columbus Crew head coach.

Celtic enjoyed 78 per cent possession, had 22 shots at goal and let United have just three. Their opponents averaged 12 shots during Nancy's tenure and United managed 17 themselves during their 2-1 win over the Hoops at Tannadice less than four weeks ago.

Celtic penned United in from the start, with Kieran Tierney instrumental in creating a series of first-half chances.

The left-back had a shot deflected wide, Yang and Scales threatened from headers and Maeda flicked a low cross of the bar, before the pressure paid off in the 27th minute.

Such was Celtic's dominance that Scales found himself in possession on the edge of the box and rolled a pass to Yang, who drilled home from 20 yards.

Maeda soon mis-kicked a volley before Engels produced a first-time finish from Tierney's pass.

It was not all plain sailing for Celtic in the first half. Mexican right-back Julian Araujo marked his first start with a yellow card for a dangerous challenge on Will Ferry, who was still hobbling when he took the resulting free-kick.

United also had chances and Dario Naamo looked unsure whether to head or volley Craig Sibbald's deep cross and did neither and Owen Stirton twice came close.

The striker was firstly foiled by a goal-saving block from Scales after being gifted possession by Auston Trusty and later shot just wide from 18 yards after the Celtic central defence backed off.

United brought on winger Amar Fatah for holding midfielder Pan Camara at half-time but Celtic were even more dominant in the second half.

Reo Hatate and Maeda missed good chances before Nygren shot high into the net from six yards in the 63rd minute.

Maeda had an easy finish six minutes later after Tounekti's shot was saved.

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):


You got something?
Allison.
Get away from me!
Easy, pal.
Easy.
I said stay back!
I'm here to help.
Okay.
Help!
How?
I'm a police detective.

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):


Ironing the lightweight green corduroy for my first try at the Sachi's Studio Newsboy Cap pattern. I don't know how I feel about the recommendation to use interfacing but it probably does want something to stiffen and thicken it a bit.
#millinery

Sachi's newsboy cap pattern advises to cut the crown pieces diagonal to the weave ("on the bias") to allow more stretch around the circumference but that will make the corduroy rows run aslant, where I prefer them vertical.
We shall see. This is the test cookie to get a feel for the pattern. I like corduroy for texture but green wouldn't be my first choice, and this fabric is lightweight enough that I should add a layer, whether interfacing or what-have-you from the stash.

On a second look, my fabric isn't corduroy at all, it's just velvet, so I can cut at 45° to the fabric weave like Sachi suggests in the Newsboy Cap pattern and it won't look strange.
#millinery

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):


```json
{
  "Account.Cookies.decline": "Don’t allow cookies. Only essential cookies will be used",
  "Account.EmailSettings.Subtitle.declined": "Only order status updates allowed",
  "Account.Guest.subtitle": "You are not signed in",
  "Account.Orders.Invoice.title": "To complete your purchase, transfer the amount due to PayPal by {{date}}",
  "Account.Orders.Pickup.date": "Your order will be ready for you to pick up by",
  "Account.VatNumber.subtitle_empty": "Enter your VAT number for a reverse charge",
  "Account.VatNumber.title_empty": "Are you a VAT-registered business?",
  "ProductDetails.CartItems.OutOfStock.singular": "1 item in the bag, no more left in stock",
  "ProductDetails.Loyalty.Available.WithBalance.subtitle": "Redeem Loyalty at checkout for {{balanceAmount}} off, earn {{rewardAmount}} for your next purchase",
  "ProductDetails.Loyalty.tooltip": "Loyalty is a discount program that lets you buy products and earn points to redeem on your next purchase. Your Loyalty balance is updated when you pay online or in-store. The Loyalty amount shown on this page can be recalculated at the checkout.",
  "ProductDetails.Subscriptions.Details.Annually.description.setup_fee": "Once you subscribe, we will place a new order with this product every year. You will be charged {{firstChargeAmount}} for your first order, and then {{repeatChargeAmount}} for each repeat order. You can easily manage your subscription or cancel it anytime with no additional charges.",
  "ProductDetails.Subscriptions.Details.Daily.description.setup_fee": "Once you subscribe, we will place a new order with this product every day. You will be charged {{firstChargeAmount}} for your first order, and then {{repeatChargeAmount}} for each repeat order. You can easily manage your subscription or cancel it anytime with no additional charges.",
  "ProductDetails.Subscriptions.question": "Would you like to buy this product one time or subscribe for it?",
  "ProductDetails.CompositeProduct.Savings.description": "{{discount}}% off this item if bought in a bundle:",
  "ProductDetails.CompositeProduct.NoSavings.description": "This item can be bought in a bundle:",
  "Account.XE.Loyalty.tooltip": "Loyalty is a discount program that lets you buy products and earn points to redeem on your next purchase. Your Loyalty balance is updated when you pay online or in-store.",
  "Account.XE.StoreCredit.tooltip": "Store credit is a balance issued by a store, for example, after a return. You can use it on future online or in-store purchases.",
  "Account.LoyaltyBalance.description": "Balance: {{amount}} available to redeem",
  "Account.Orders.CantFindOrder.description": "If you can’t find your purchase, it may be linked to another email address. Try signing in with the email address you provided during in-store checkout. If you still don’t see any orders or the list looks wrong, contact our store. We will be happy to help!"
}
```

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):


Well, almost no risk.
Oughtn't we to be going?
It must be getting very late.
We've loads of time.
Let's take a stroll.
It's been such a pleasant evening.
I don't want it to end.
One could take that as quite a compliment.
Yes, yes, I suppose one could.
Could I have a bill, please?
Coming, sir.

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, okay.
Oh my God.
Lyon.
Lyon.
Lyon.
Lyon.
Oh, God.
How beautiful.
How beautiful.
Five lion, five lions.
Guys.
Wow.
I didn't expect that.
Seriously, I didn't expect that.
Wow.
Oh my God, how beautiful.
How beautiful.
Oh.

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):


This is my favorite part.
Well.
Second favorite part because the cream is the best part.
I'm putting extra on for myself, hehe.
How good does this look?
Oh my god, look at that.
Oh, it also just like seeps into the coffee so beautifully.

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):


That's the last photograph I have of my husband, Ray.
Opal sent you a nightgown and a change of clothes.
Oh.
Oh, that might be a little too big for you.
Oh, don't you dare tell her I said that.
Thank you for allowing me to stay.
Well, it's too late for a girl to be catching a bus in this part of town.
I will be out of your way first thing.
Um, listen, Miss Naomi, I.
You were born in Atlanta.

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):


```json
[
  "Lookin’ Good",
  "Boost Your Business !",
  "Shoppable Instagram Posts are just a few clicks away",
  "Let customers order directly from your Instagram posts when you’re powered by Mambalo.",
  "Tap to tag products",
  "Home decor for lovely places like yours",
  "Unleash the power of email with Mailchimp",
  "Use your Mambalo purchase data to segment your email list and create targeted campaigns for current and potential customers.",
  "Share discount coupons",
  "Collect emails with a sign-up form",
  "Short on time? Make ‘em automated",
  "Unleash the power of email with MailChimp",
  "Facebook & Google Retargeting: How to Turn Your Visitors Into Customers",
  "Every visitor on your site is an opportunity to make a sale.",
  "You can sit and wait when your visitors remember your brand, or… You can bring customers back to your online store with remarketing. And that’s no rocket science — read this article to learn how to get started.",
  "Facebook retargeting ads will appear on Facebook sites, and they get about two billion visits every month.",
  "The word “dynamic” in the term means that something in the ads changes – in this case, the items displayed in the ad. To give you a proper understanding of how it works, let’s go through some examples.",
  "We also have a visitor named Janet. Janet also finds the Awesome Super Shoes store on Google. She likes our Red Shoes, but it is four days to her payday and she is short on cash, so she leaves the store website without making a purchase.",
  "Five days later, she is on Facebook, browsing her friends’ posts. Between the posts, she can see an Awesome Super Shoes ad with the Red Shoes she already liked. Since she got her paycheck yesterday, she decides to spoil herself and buy the shoes.",
  "In the evening, he goes through several review sites about running shoes. Since most of the sites are on the Google Display Network, one of them runs an Awesome Super Shoes ad with the Running Shoes Jared has already looked at. He hasn’t found better shoes yet and he’s quite tired, so he decides to buy the Running Shoes.",
  "And that is what dynamic retargeting is about. No matter how visitors get to your webpage, if they don’t purchase anything, they’ll see your ads with the product they were interested in.",
  "Hit launch campaign and that’s it. No coding, no messing with CSV files, no stress. The process is the same for Google remarketing ads.",
  "We can’t wait to learn how you’re doing retargeting in your Mambalo store. Tell us in the comments below!"
]
```

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):


I just saw Kendall Coyne Schofield in her jersey during warmups... is she playing today??? 🤩
#PWHL #hizzackySeason BOS at MIN

#PWHL #hizzackySeason
Whatever Heise did to put a Fleet player on her butt at center ice, that Fleet player paid back HARD 10 seconds later. Yeesh. 😬🫣
On the one hand, I want the Fleet's goalie's PWHL debut to go well, but on the other hand, I want the Frost to win.
Kendall Coyne Schofield was PISSED at the front of the net with that little stick scramble after the Fleet's second goal. I'm glad to have her fury back on the ice. She is ferocious!

#PWHL #hizzackySeason
Looks like Klees changed back to his regular first line and Kendall et al needed to get a MFing goal and they got that hot damn MF goal! YES

#PWHL #hizzackySeason
YES! THEY TIED THAT SHIT UP!
Nooooooo, the Fleet is back up.
Roller-coaster of a game, here!

#PWHL #hizzackySeason
Wowza, Fleet is *still* gunning for Heise. Yee-ouch. That's two Fleet penalties to that one center-ice unpenalized shove by Heise.

#PWHL #hizzackySeason
It is so so good to see Kendall Coyne Schofield parked back at the top of the crease, getting shoved around by women a head taller than her, yet pushing right back, making plays.

#PWHL #hizzackySeason
Crowd is not convinced from what we saw that Curl deserved a double minot for roughing.
Crowd is not happy about this illegal hit call against Fleet on 71's injury.
I don't think we got a single SOG in that last power play.
Boston's defense is just too good. They aren't giving us any openings.

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'm not quite sure.
Looks like it's kind of frying.
Okay, I'll add some more.
Maybe I didn't put enough breadcrumbs on them.
Dude, I don't know what I'm doing.
Just dropping them in.

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):


Anytime I walk up this hill, I'm like dying.
I'm always out of breath.
Also, I forgot to mention, but I want this vlog to be a day in the life of a self-employed person.
I got this new little pocket camera and I'm so excited about it.
So.
I'm just gonna take some content with this.
Go all the way to the top, come to the edge with your shoes.
Perfect.
And then center your necklace for me and like, leave it unzipped.
And then, yeah, the stole will kind of cover the zippers.

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):


No, I heard the.
The Coldplay concert was incredible.
It was.
It was so, you know, amazing.
There were fireworks and then there were the also the bracelets, right.
That you had you could do a light show with the bracelets.
But apparently after the concert you had, you had to give back the bracelets.
How many people here gave back the bracelets?
Stupid, huh?

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):


Everything gone.
We lost Ray.
And you moved to Atlanta.
Well, I'm not in the best of health.
And my boys, they insisted that we move so that I could get the best medical care money.
Could buy the best care our money can buy is a heating pad and a bottle of aspirin.

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):


Arthur Okonkwo's penalty shootout heroics causes FA Cup shock as Wrexham beat Nottingham Forest

Wrexham won an FA Cup third-round thriller in front of Hollywood owner Ryan Reynolds as Nottingham Forest were dumped out of the competition on penalties after a 3-3 draw.

Arthur Okonkwo was the Wrexham hero with stops from Igor Jesus and Omari Hutchinson giving them a 4-3 victory on spot-kicks after Josh Windass, Callum Doyle, George Thomason and Jay Rodriguez had converted from the spot.

First-half goals from Liberato Cacace and Oliver Rathbone gave Wrexham early control and had Reynolds trading high fives and hugs from his vantage point in the main stand.

Jesus cut the deficit before Dominic Hyam's diving header restored Wrexham's two-goal advantage with 16 minutes remaining.

Forest looked dead and buried but substitute Callum Hudson-Odoi produced two outstanding finishes, the equaliser coming in the 89th minute.

Wrexham have won three successive promotions to go from non-league to the Championship, but this was the first time since being taken over by Reynolds and fellow actor Rob Mac nearly five years ago they had met Premier League opposition.

Forest made eight changes after beating West Ham on Tuesday, with goalkeeper Matz Sels, Jesus and Hutchinson remaining and Wales international Neco Williams on a stacked bench at his local club.

Callum Hudson-Odoi came off the bench and scored twice to force the match to penalties (REUTERS)

Kieffer Moore was not risked after injury as Wrexham sought to extend a four-game winning streak that had taken them a point from the Championship play-off places.

Forest started on the front front with Jesus shooting over and Douglas Luiz found the net after 17 minutes.

Referee Paul Tierney initially awarded the goal, but then ruled it out after deciding Luiz had controlled the ball with his arm before volleying home.

Wrexham had been tidy in possession without a cutting edge but that was to change in the final 10 minutes of the first half.

Ollie Rathbone doubled Wrexham's lead after Liberato Cacace's opener (REUTERS)

Sam Smith dragged wide before Cacace took advantage after 37 minutes to drive home his maiden Wrexham goal from 20 yards aided by the faintest of deflections off Morato's heel.

Wrexham smiles were even wider three minutes later as Rathbone broke through Morato's challenge to fire in his third goal in four games.

It should have been three - and possibly contest over - when Smith scampered through the Forest half unchecked but failed to beat Sels" outstretched leg.

Forest boss Sean Dyche made a triple substitution at half-time with Williams, Morgan Gibbs-White and Nicolas Dominguez sent on to salvage the situation.

Okonkwo saved the decisive penalty to deny Omari Hutchinson in the shootout (Martin Rickett/PA Wire)

The visitors were instantly more fluid as Okonkwo tipped over Luiz's free-kick and kept out Nicolo Savona's strike.

Sels saved well from Broadhead but Forest were in the ascendancy and struck when Savona set up the leaping Jesus for a header that hit the post and just about crossed the line.

The drama rose as Hyam headed in a superb George Dobson free-kick and Hudson-Odoi swept home 60 seconds later to set up a grandstand finish.

Hudson-Odoi took the tie into extra time in fantastic fashion, taking a touch on his chest and lofting a perfect volley over Okonkwo, but Wrexham were not to be denied their first top-flight FA Cup scalp for 26 years.

Sean Dyche made eight changes to the Forest side and called on his first choice players but couldn't get over the line (Martin Rickett/PA Wire)

Elsewhere in the FA Cup, Oxford United advanced to the fourth round with a 4-3 penalty shootout win over MK Dons and Port Vale defeated Fleetwood 1-0.

Wigan Athletic also progressed after a superb display at Deepdale saw the League One side beat Championship play-off chasers Preston North End 1-0 as well.

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):


Jade, if you want to get back together with Beck, then why don't you just tell him?
I did, but he rejected me.
Um, not to be mean, but why are you coming to me for help?
Because I don't want anyone who's cool to see me like this.
Okay, maybe you should wait.
Are we.
We're not even friends.
Well, yeah, but if you help me.
Maybe I'll like you.
So if I help you, I get a mean friend and a broken kite.
Please, just please talk to Beck for me.

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):


It's so funny.
It's on your.
Teeth.
I just can't wait to to do this to you now.
You're laughing now, but I'm gonna be laughing in a couple minutes when this is done.
You look so funny.
I want to get.
I just want to get straight to this.
Yay!
You can't alter your creation.
I'm so sorry.
I'm a real zombie.
I know how the makeup goes down.
Oh, look at my hand.
You made many rookie mistakes that I will not make.
I did.
Yes, here we go.
Let's do it.
Meg.
Yeah.
Hand me the cream.
All right.
Is this your chin?
Yeah.

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):


right, so, as i was saying, i dmed this very well known and very friendly seeming artist-type person and gave em the usual spiel:
- how bridge works
- how to bridge
- please do so because i want to follow you and reblog some of your stuff that i like
- if you don't want to, that's fine
and they responded "not doing that" which is all well and good but then they blocked me???
just like, for absolutely no fucking reason

not naming any names because i do NOT dislike anybody involved and i certainly do not want to incite any brigading, but this has happened with several people now, including people who have REBLOGGED AND LIKED BRIDGED POSTS FROM THIS ACCOUNT (my main), which is WHY I WANTED TO FOLLOW THEM

if they had just said "no thanks" they would have gotten an "ok, perfectly understandable! :)" or the like from me, but now everyone has to put up with my confused ranting instead. i'm not even angry, i'm just *genuinely baffled*

bsky people, is this a genuine issue over on your platform (because it's one i've almost *never* had over here on this side of the bridge) or am i just running into bad apple after bad apple

I honestly don't know what people's general feelings are about enabling the Bridgy Fed here, because that's just not a topic that ever comes up tbh (unfortunately)… But there's definitely some subset of people here who are super trigger-happy about the block button, I'm not a fan of this either.

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):


@afewbugs I have seen this too, I do worry that new members might not find such groups in the real world now as they are less likely to be on old fashioned social media. For instance someone was trying to give away two pedal cycles in need of repair and couldn't get any interest through Facebook. A few years ago they wouldn't have lasted ten minutes before someone claimed them. I have one and I am gutted that I wasn't able to take the second. Similarly, litter picking and community gardens.

@hicksy2 @afewbugs I have more luck shifting things through Facebook marketplace these days than I do with Gumtree any more, and I can't face eBay for things too big to post. Possibly it depends a lot on where you are though, especially with bikes!

@lnr @hicksy2 Marketplace is a big one keeping me on Facebook too. I used to think it was to keep in touch with friends but I barely see any posts from my actual friends anymore, so now it's mostly marketplace, local groups and the fact most local businesses and even the Library only seem to have their opening times, special events etc on Facebook

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):


Hey, what is going on up there?
Um, I'm sorry, I, I just shorted out part of my body.
It's very dark in here.
Sonar, mistress of the macabre is in need of power.
Just let me get a flashlight, and, uh, then I'll.
Okay, so I'll just need to check the, uh.
Hello, madame.
Sonar.

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 feel like I've wasted my life.
Amounted to nothing.
George, look at me.
I know you.
You'll be okay.
You will find your way.
I don't know.

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):


Is this the final Stranger Things?
Is this it?
Has it been quite emotional?
I know you can't really tell us how it ends then, but like you reading those scripts and going through it and stuff, was it just.
Well, I haven't read the end.
I know what happens to my character.
Um, because I kind of forced myself into the writers room.
Um, so you broke in and found out?
Yes.
Basically I messaged the directors and thought, can I come over and have a meeting with you?
And then I came over and then there was a whiteboard.
So you've written your own ending?

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):


Tinkering with my stereo system this week has got me thinking about an oddity that I've never been able to get to the bottom of...let's see if the Mastodon hive mine can help.
The amp is a Philips FA454 and the CD Player is a Philips CD150.
According to the amp manual I can connect the units with a "8-pole DIN to 5-pole DIN + 2 x single-pole CINCH" cable."
I take this to mean an 8 pin din to a 5 pin + stereo RCA cable...which sounds cursed.
Never been able to find one. Can anyone make one?

The service manual for the amp is nice and clear (picture 2 in above toot), but I can't find anything as nice for the CD player. I've attached a picture (picture 4 in the above toot) from the service manual that I *think* is the relevant section.
Currently I have the CD player hooked up with just the RCA cables and it all works fine, but if I could find/make the correct Din to Din + RCA cable then I could use some additional functionality and free up the only RCA stereo inputs on my amp.

There's a repair café this weekend in the town where I live...if I'm still puzzling over it all by then I might take it all along there and see if they can help me hack together a cable.

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):


Excitement.
Who's at the door?
Hershey.
Ah.
All right.
I'll be right back.
I gotta get the door.
All right, let's get back into the spring cleaning.
You're gonna spring clean with me.
What a sweet baby.
Yes you are.
Look at her, guys.
I love her so much.
Hershey, it's your first vlog.
You're doing great.

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):


Okay.
And you're going uphill.
I mean, this is really good stuff here.
I know that you're probably feeling it a bit.
I'm struggling to keep you.
But I'm not in my best form.
I think the hill is very challenging.
The hill is always challenging.
Yeah.
Do you regret not knowing about this earlier?
About muscle building?
Absolutely.
Oh, yeah.

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 feel like this would be so cute in the kitchen.
It's called eat your strawberries.
Also lowkey matching my outfit?
Kind of like that as well.
And the thing on them, though.
But just taking a picture to remember.
Loki attempted to get the strawberry one, though, because I feel like it's the last one left.
I mean, if I come back and it's not here, I guess it just wasn't meant to be.

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):


Ryan, if you ever feel like you're losing hope and you need a little Christmas miracle, just dial S for Santa.
Ryan, grandma needs you.
Okay, Alana.
I'll be back.
Santa.
It's one thing to fill his head with nonsense about the North Pole, but dial S for Santa.

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):


The hosts took the lead in the 26th minute via the prolific Diaz as the Real Madrid player showed his scoring instinct.

Achraf Hakimi's corner was headed goalwards by Ayoub El Kaabi and Diaz deflected the ball in from close range.

He has now scored in each of Morocco's five games and extends his own record for most goals by a Moroccan at a single Cup of Nations finals, but left the field late on with a heavily strapped thigh that will be a concern for coach Walid Regragui.

Chances were hard to come by for both sides, but Abde Ezzalzouli headed narrowly over the crossbar from another Hakimi corner, while the latter laid on a headed chance for Saibari that was spurned.

Cameroon were unfortunate not to get a penalty kick when Mbeumo was caught in the box as Mauritanian referee Dahane Beida waved play on, while Georges-Kevin Nkoudou headed wide at the back post with the Indomitable Lions' best chance of the game.

Morocco made it 2-0 minutes later to kill off the contest when Saibari was left unmarked at the back post and had time to control the ball and fire low into the far corner of the net.

Ismael Saibari gave Morocco breathing space against Cameroon (REUTERS)

In Friday's other quarter-final, Iliman Ndiaye scored the only goal as Senegal booked an Afcon semi-final berth for the third time in the last four tournaments, beating 10-man Mali 1-0.

Ndiaye netted after 27 minutes, taking advantage of a goalkeeping howler to put Senegal ahead in a tense derby against their west African neighbours.

Mali were reduced to 10 men for the second half after captain Yves Bissouma was sent off for a second caution on the stroke of halftime.

He was booked first for a clumsy challenge in the 25th minute and was dismissed after a needless foul on Idrissa Gana Gueye.

Mali were down to 10 men from the 26th minute of their previous clash against Tunisia and still managed to squeeze through on penalties but there was no recovery this time around against a polished Senegalese outfit.

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):


Campanīle
A #poetry thread
i.
A Roman church belfry,
gold cross reaching for clouds:
bell tolls, sets brass note free,
sings out through misty shroud,
its high peal an appeal
to the faithful long gone.
No more piety’s zeal:
many sunsetted dawns.
Its stone tower keeps watch
through the mask of dusk-rain,
skies loosing their barrage
upon roof tiles again.
🧵👇🏼
#poem #poemaday #moody #neoclassical #church #night #photography

ii.
Who pulled on the bell cord?
Lone monk in his cloister
with none left in accord.
He, grain in church oyster —
yet no cell holds his bed,
no dust stirred by his shoes,
his name never was said,
no old books that he used.
The bell rope hangs, worn, frayed,
gnawed by church mice’s teeth.
It’s been long since it swayed,
pulled by hands underneath.
🧵👇🏼

iii.
The night wind whispers psalms
and breathes canticles’ chant
to swing the clapper of bronze,
I answer in descant —
but not with my own voice.
The wind swallows my call,
chimes its own holy noise
with the hands of its squall.
✋🏼🧵

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):


Do I want to transfer my information?
No, please don't transfer anything.
We want a fresh start here.
Oh, now I need to know my Wi-Fi password so it ends here.
And I hope you enjoyed unboxing it with me.
You know what time it is?
What time is it?
You're supposed to say time of our lives.
Just FYI.
Are you.
Ready?
Are you ready?
We're going now.
We go now.

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):


project move out, spring break relay
day 1:
Cleared main bedroom closet
& contents of boxes on one wall.
I'm surveying all my belongings. Pulling out a small percentage to save. Sentimental items. Practical pieces for putting together a new life. At this stage I know I'm selecting more than I need, probably more than I can carry; but the amount that I'm leaving behind is far greater. Deciding what to keep & where comes after the survey. All the rest will be turned over to "scavengers."
#moverR

Day 2, midday break, Monday.
Today is harder than yesterday. I'm uncovering far more "sentimental" stuff. The challenge: these saved memories are a physical drag that impair rather than contribute anything practically to my future AND I feel integrated looking at them. There's a strong general condemnation, I feel, of holding onto sentimental items. Yet I know that they are powerful. But hey, I'm an artist. Even wistful, sad memories are valuable to me. I'm proceeding as before, retaining less+

+than I'm tossing, while knowing that I am keeping "too much." The next phase will be the actual moving & storing phase when more might be cut. This phase is the pre-screen before turning the cleared items over to others who will take everything away.
File under: how to move out of a home of 12 years & a home town of 45 years, with family roots here (& artifacts) from 150 years. I'm finally leaving, in search of a culture that suits my values.
#moverR

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):


:redpanda: sometimes people will ask us like "what if you got a publisher for [game] wouldn't that be wicked?" but the problem is that all that would have to go through our game director, Ashe, who's said she wont speak to any publisher who doesn't address her as Ashe
the second she gets "Jess" the deal ends

:redpanda: and in a world where like, not even the AI slop publishers sending AI emails, but the people who have been flat out rude and some of them like, you could *feel* the misogyny dripping off their email, we're not really interested in talking to any of them lol

:redpanda: (I will shout out the publishers who have reached out to us though who have been like "here's some of the games we've published" and, out of their catalog, they picked out exclusively furry games. at least they did their homework)

:redpanda: anyways if you ever were like "I don't understand why Blobun isn't on switch? it'd be a perfect fit" that's why, and we can't afford the devkit and version of gamemaker that does that export, so yea you gotta go steam deck (or x86-ARM converter on those anbernics) if you want it on the go

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):