It's hurt.
It's a piece of metal.
What are you talking about?
He needs help.
So we should help him.
Look, I don't have the supplies to salvage another robot.
I certainly don't need another one.
Look at it.
You think it's hurt?
I think it needs help.
It's a robot.
It's a chunk of scrap and wires.
I don't know if you're glitched out or something, but we really have to go.
You hear that, thunder?
I hope you can compute what that means.

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):


What do you think?
20 minutes?
I don't know.
Okay.
You sure this is gonna work?
Okay.
You're the chef.
Just put on some vegetables and come and say hello.
Ah.
Maestro, my taste buds are positively tingling with anticipation.
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):


We just got to the top of this mountain and we're gonna hike down, and apparently it is going to take four hours.
And I'm wearing the perfect shoes for this.
Just.
They're made for this.
Where'd you get it?
I just found a rock.
Can I pet him?
He must be terrified.

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):


Reading Gloria Steinem's undercover report on being a Playboy Bunny... finished Part I and damn🤔
Despite being well aware of Playboy being uh... a CORPORATION lol... had no idea how much their entire infrastructure truly served to perpetuate classism in an extremely creepy way while outwardly presenting themselves as the "classy" and thus "more ethical" option compared to say, Hustler

I'll post some screenshots later but to give you the gist, Bunnies (who were cocktail waitresses), had to:
- accept lower (by $200-150, equivalent to today's $2.5K) wages than advertised
- hand over 50% of all their tips
- give their last names to "Number 1 key holders" (ergo, celebrities/elites) if asked
- be subjected to a pelvic exam and blood test but weren't allowed to pick the physician
- be spied on by a private eye
- go out if their way to hide their husbands/bfs

The central point that unites all of this:
Bunnies were STRICTLY NOT ALLOWED TO (penalized by termination) date any other employees or customers... BUT accompanying and dating the "Number 1 key holders" was permitted, if not encouraged. See where this is going?

New recruits were given a "Bunny Bible" to study all those bizarre rules and instructions from.
To mention a few more:
- Bunnies' work performance was assessed by a "merit system" (YES, that exact wording!) instead of being written up. Unsurprisingly, merit was not only judged by a good work ethic but also very specific requirements on looks and attitude.
- there was an incentive system in place that rewarded Bunnies who sold the most liquor and merchandise

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):


Look, it's just a week.
You can do this.
I know you can.
I love you.
I love you, too.
All right, I'm gonna head back to the house.
Be safe.
You two.
Showtime.
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):


Oh!
I am shot!
Oh, absolutely shot.
I am so glad to be home.
Oh, hey.
Hello, Harry.
Blanche almost gave me a heart attack.
What are you doing here?
How did you get in?
I used the key you gave us for emergencies.
This is not an emergency.
Oh, yes it is.
Harry.

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):


@hacks4pancakes What do you think is actually going on?
Confused? Anxious? Executive Dysfunction? Unrealistic? Bone idle?
(I'm NOT confusing ND with idleness in my internal ontology here, but I wonder if either might be contributing...)

@hacks4pancakes @DamonHD Foe emigration at least, I can imagine myself saying “oh I’m so jealous, I would LOVE to do that” when the truth is there are internal or external reasons why I wouldn’t/couldn’t and someone offering to help me with the logistics wouldn’t change that so I politely decline.

@darryl @hacks4pancakes The grown-up way to politely decline would be "I got ahead of myself: I cannot do that for other reasons much as I'd like to", not brushing it off as a diary issue!

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):


Sorry if I sound strange, but really, Mr. Powell, that man is kind of frightening.
Frightening?
Well, he just sits there and grins at me.
I told him he didn't see people without an appointment.
He said, oh, he'll see me.
Just tell him it's an old friend.
Clint, do you know anybody by that name?
Clint.
Clint.
No, it doesn't ring a bell.
All right, send him in.
I'll get rid of him.
Okay.
Don't say I didn't warn you.
Mr. Powell will see you.

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.
What do you do baby?
It is day two of Iceland.
All right.
We are touring the south of Iceland today.
I'm excited about it.
The weather is magnificent.
Very pretty.
Today.
Yesterday morning when I left, it was already raining.
But today the sun is out, so I'm hoping it stays this way while we're driving, you know, towards the south.
We will see.
But yes, looking forward to today.
Let's head out.

Instruction: You are a professional Arabic, Egyptian translator, tasked with providing translations suitable for use in Arabic, Egyptian (arz_Arab). Your goal is to accurately convey the meaning and nuances of the original text while adhering to Arabic, Egyptian grammar and vocabulary and ensuring that the translation is natural. The original text is 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):


Local stable out to cash in at Coffs with four contenders

Local trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith is hoping to have a lucrative day at Sunday's Coffs Harbour meeting with four runners stepping out for the stable on the six-race card.

The Group 1-winning horseman will start his day in the second event of the day when Ausbred Yahoo contests the Komatsu Country Boosted Benchmark 58 Handicap (1605m) with two-kilogram claiming apprentice Ella Drew taking the ride.

Racing returns to Coffs Harbour on Sunday.

Ausbred Yahoo has been racing in good form with a third placing at Kempsey three starts ago being followed by two successive seconds at Coffs Harbour, the latest when beaten by Sunday's rival Caledonian.

Mayfield-Smith links with another apprentice, three-kilogram claimer Leanne Boyd, when Never Island starts in the Insurance Advisernet Australia Pink Silks F&M Benchmark 58 Handicap (1305m).

A winner of three of her 15 starts, Never Island will carry 59.5 kilograms after Boyd's allowance. Never Island was beaten less than a length when second behind Montgomery at Grafton and backed that up with a last-start fifth at Coffs Harbour behind In The Fine Print when again beaten less than a length.

Raymond Spokes takes the ride on the Mayfield-Smith-prepared Monte Cruise in the O'Brien Plumbing Relining Wayne Glenn Pink Silks Cup Benchmark 82 Handicap (1205m).

Monte Cruise is also a three-time winner from just the nine starts. She hasn't raced since July when finishing last of eight at Eagle Farm and has had two trials at this track in preparation for her return, finishing second behind Saturday's Wyong winner Petticoat before winning the latest of them.

Mayfield-Smith rounds out the day when he again links with Boyd when she rides Cardsharp in the Key Community Group C,G&E Benchmark 58 Handicap (1305m).

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):


How amazing is this lighting?
Check this out.
Pretty nice, huh?
So it's about 5 p.m. now.
We're done with patient collection for the day.
We managed to get a lot of work done, so I'm really happy about that.
I'm gonna start heading home because I have a ten minute presentation tomorrow and I haven't started getting ready for that.
So definitely going to need a little bit of time.

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 guy helps me with all my chores.
My cat sitter spoils my cats with treats, so I need to give them some treats because they're probably like, what the heck, mom?
All right, boys.
I didn't really make you work for that.
Go get it.
No, Gunnar.
Gunnar is so mean.

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):


Seriously, though, this is a day in my life quarantine edition.
Enjoy.
Are you guys fighting over the same toy?
Hey, this is the first toy I ever got.
Luna.
Mr. Quacker.
Oh, this is so cute.
They're actually playing tug of war.
This is the first toy I ever got, Luna.
So I don't think she's gonna give it up to Gus very easily.
It's a royal smackdown.

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, because you can't just say you want a divorce after so many years, and then you keep quiet.
Why now?
Why not now?
Tell me why not now?
Out.
Okay, fine.
I'll tell you.
I don't want to be in a loveless marriage anymore.
What?
You don't find it so.
No.
Okay.
Tell me, when did we meet?

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):


Ready for another coffee and a bite to eat?
Maybe they have, like, a breakfast sandwich or something?
Yes, for sure.
But I've heard that they're good.
Excited.
Their coffee shop by day, brewery by night.
Oh, this is the place.
Oh, yeah.
It's gonna be a good vibe.
It's so cute in here.
I was, it was gonna be louder here, but.
Do you have calls to take today?

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):


All right, hold on a little bit more teal.
Okay, now let it kind of just fall over itself like this, but letting it run down so it creates cells as it spins.
I want it to run into each other versus kind of just spreading out.
You know what I mean?
So that's currently what I'm doing.
I love it.
Let's get this.
Here we 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 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 looks amazing.
It's a little slime pizza pie.
Look how much it stretches.
All right, so that's mystery slime.
Oh, I've got one more secret.
I'm just gonna tell Milo, though.
That's a good one.
Can I tell him?
No.
All right.
See you guys later.
Bye.
We challenge you.
To watch zombies on Disney Channel.

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):


@kagan Just use anything, even the cashier receipts from your grocery shopping - whatever you want. A friend of mine who exhibits a lot put a sheet of toilet roll from every place he's exhibiting in his scrapbook another friend got injured while hanging her frames and eventually used the cast from the injury and some gouache to stamp patters on the pages. Hence: everything's involved you want involved.

@aurora And then you... take all these things, and glue, staple, or otherwise attach them into a book? Is that it?
I'm unclear on what happens next, or why.
Honestly, I may just not be a scrapbooking person.

@kagan Yes, that's exactly the way to go! Intentionally spill your coffee, drop an ink cartridge... whatever suits you. One just needs to get all these fancy ideas shown on pinterest or whatever out of one's head. It's about documenting the process instead of being a visual dainty. Use it like a wrecking journal if that suits. It's totally up to the person who makes it.

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):


I expected to love Project Hail Mary, I LOVED Project Hail Mary, it also destroyed me in a particularly unique way as the wife of a science teacher after a year of watching all science teaching be relentlessly attacked and defunded. People love this movie, which I'm sure will be a success, and they hate my wife's work and destroy her programs and want us to lose our careers. How is it possible for all this to be true at once.

She left at 7am to go teach the hands on labs that she teaches where they handle cells, where they've increased class sizes and reduced TAs, she spends more contact hours with students in lab basements than any other class on the campus. She created a program for community college transfer students to get funded jobs in labs, opening up STEM pathways for those who never would've gotten the chance. For all her above and beyond work she's demonized as "doing DEI in science" which they call illegal

But you know, I guess if she were a white male software engineer writing fanfic about science teaching.... she'd be safe.

@grimalkina the same roots are already in Hail Mary tbh. I like Andy Weir a lot and I don't think he meant it, but the whole "bureaucracy and cooperation are truly the barrier to getting things done, and when shit hits the fan we get a powerful anti-bureaucrat to forego diplomacy and strongarm everyone into doing the project, ethics or what the participants want be damned" struck me as a very American individualism power fantasy, and I would guess an American wrote it if I didn't know

@jcachada @grimalkina
For what it's worth, the book contains this passage that didn't make it to the movie.
---
“I’m curious,” I say to Stratt. “Once we launch Hail Mary. What will you do then?”
“Me?” she said. “Doesn’t matter. Once the Hail Mary launches, my authority ends. I’ll probably be put on trial by a bunch of pissed-off governments for abuse of power. Might spend the rest of my life in jail.”
“I’ll be in the cell next to you,” said Leclerc.
“Are you at all concerned about that?”
She shrugged. “We all have to make sacrifices. If I have to be the world’s whipping boy to secure our salvation, then that’s my sacrifice to make.”
---
Is she better or worse if she thinks she's sacrificing herself?

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):


Here we are.
All right.
Let's see.
Low key.
Shocked to see so many people here already.
But obviously it's much quieter than if I came midday or later this evening.
So we're gonna just go along the aisles and, uh, get everything we need.
Absolutely love these as a little healthy snack.
We need bread.

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):


My fingers feel like frostbite.
Ever heard of gloves?
Oh my gosh, guys, I am just crying.
Man.
I had to send this clip to Wally because I know it happens to him all the time too.
But when I was trying to film at the gas station, like somebody started honking their horn for no reason.

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):


But if you don't say it, and if you stand firm in what you believe in your faith, you're going to lose it all.
And I just remember starting off and, oh, it was like it was just yesterday.
And I remember saying, you know, it's great that Americans, you know, you can choose one or the other.
And it was like the Lord just smacked me right in the face and was like, who are you and what do you believe?
You know what you believe.

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):


A couple of weeks ago, my boyfriend and I did pottery.
I mean, actual pottery.
And it's now time to collect our masterpieces.
So I'm in the office today, and it is literally just a 20 minute walk away from the office.
But the one time I went, I obviously used my phone map because I'd never been in that area before.
So let's hope I can remember some orientation skills and use this thing.

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):


Come on.
This is a parking spot.
Hey, it's a sign.
It's a sign we're getting.
We're getting a Big Mac.
It's a sign.
Sign from God.
You know what I said?
You know what?
If I should get a Big Mac?
Show me a sign.
Make there be a parking spot.
And here we are.

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):


All right.
I didn't realize this involved frying, and I don't think I did this correctly because the recipe did not tell me how much breadcrumbs to add.
So we shall see how this goes.
It's also, like super messy.
It's not really frying.
Really confused.
I just let the zucchini drop to the bottom.
I'm afraid this might be a big fail.
Is it frying?

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):


(1/?)
@lorry
> Bumble is dire at Trust and Safety
Care to expand on that or link me?
> Whitney (Bumble) [is] a billionaire anyway, so what does she care?
I presume she didn't found Bumble by herself, maybe wasn't even part of the original group (as with Melon Husk and Tesla). What about the rest of them?
@screwlisp

(2/?)
@lorry
> I imagine there's still space for going back to the old model
There's plenty of new models to be tried that would be a huge improvement over playing hashtag roulette, either on DataFarms or decentralised social networks. One idea I saw was online dating as a group-based social experience. This is a handwave in the right direction. As is @cy's idea about matchmakers in another branch of this thread.

(3/?)
Speaking of roulette, what about a Chat Roulette style speed-dating app?
The app could;
* perform some basic T&S vetting (to minimise unsolicited dick-cam, etc), including confirming what general area you're in (ask me how!)
* throw you into a round of realtime speed dating with others in your area (text? Voice? Video? see 4/4).
* As with normal speed dating, if you both Favourite each other after talking, you get each others' contacts
#OnlineDating #ChatRoulette

@strypey I nearly joined #Chatroulette, but then Covid and the Ukraine war started, so that never went anywhere. I had a different direction I wanted to take them, though.
#Bumble #TrustAndSafety ? Well, the industry isn't exactly full of dating site whistleblowers, but safety workers in the industry do talk to me. I know more than I would ever want to know about the inside workings of most dating sites, and sadly. It's not really an amazing revelation that Bumble is as bad as the rest, though.
None of the dating sites puts more than a veneer of effort into T&S. They weigh the cost of litigation against the cost of actually doing the work, and so far, litigation costs have always been lower.

@lorry
> he industry isn't exactly full of dating site whistleblowers
Any particular reason for that?
> They weigh the cost of litigation against the cost of actually doing the work, and so far, litigation costs have always been lower
Huh. The Fight Club principle at work. Sad. We deserve better from our digital matchmaking tools.

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

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


Oh, oh, they stopped playing.
What do you mean?
The music has stopped?
What are you saying?
I hear it.
Oh, and it's so beautiful.
How can you hear the music?
You see, they're putting away their instruments.
Oh.
You heard them playing.
Well.
Darling, do you hear things?
Sybil, this is our music played at our engagement party.
I think I'll hear it for the rest of my life.

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 West.
The West is like that, isn't it?
Why, yes.
Perhaps not as much so.
John Barnett, metalsmith.
Christopher Colt, gun salesman.
Guns.
Is that so?
Guns, Indeed.
You must have a sample case.
Why, yes.

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!
Over here.
I like this little wall here.
And this corner booth.
But it was a little loud outside to, um, try to talk over the traffic, but outside is nice.
Show you the menu.
Here's the menu.
What's it say up here?
Bloody Mary brunch punch.

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):


Look, they gave us a little beach bag, a hat.
Um.
Everything I never want to forget.
And some things I do.
Oh my God, so cute.
So cute.
There's a couch with even more tart goodies.
Are you serious?
I don't want to keep this vlog too long.
There's a pillow.
And look at this view.
Are you kidding?

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):


All right, so it is some hours later, I have showered.
I've chilled out a bit.
Feeling really good now, and I checked my phone.
Now the internet won't work.
All right.
Now I want to kick in and be of use.
It's just so wild being in a foreign country.
When you by yourself, you don't know where you're at.
You out and about in your internet.
Stop working like that is wild.
So I'm like, I know y'all lying.
I'm paying for both of these services and y'all trying to play with 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):


Yeah, y'all, that's a pretty tough scrub right there.
And turn off the hose.
Do you have any metal brushes, Mark?
I know, I think that's all we have.
I know we're going to need a stronger brush because that's going to take a long time to scrub.

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, well, uh, you know, I figured since you like doing regular stuff, um, well, there's this dance at our school Friday night, and I was wondering, how'd you like to spend a really regular evening with a regular old me?
I'd love that.
I never get to go to high school dances.
Oh, really?
Well, look, now, don't get your hopes up, okay?
This ain't going to be some big, fancy evening.
In fact, you may need to give me a couple dollars for the gas.

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):


So on this daily report, I basically have to write down my entire school schedule as well as any updates on the kids.
Yeah.
So I'll check in with you later in the day.
Okay.
Remember, cover your mouth when you cough.
Okay.
You like that?
Okay.

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):


So this little room right here needs to be cleaned out.
I need to throw away a bunch of stuff.
There's a bunch of stuff left in there from the previous owners of this house, and I've never really gone through it.
So what better time than right now with the world watching?
Kind of a mess in here?
Turn on the light.
You can see there's a couple of shelves there with some things on them.
Yeah, I've been meaning to clean this up for quite some time and it is time.
So here is some kind of a case.
I'll bet you anything I know exactly what this is.

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):


US bound Thompson stars as Galway reach FBD final

California-bound Matthew Thompson lashed home 2-06 as Galway overcame Leitrim by 11 points in Tuam to book their spot in next week's FBD League decider.

2025 Young Footballer of the Year nominee Thompson will be out of action for the entirety of the league and the early part of the championship, with Padraic Joyce confirming that the Salthill-Knocknacarra players is studying in Berkeley for the upcoming semester.

He was the leading figure on a largely experimental Galway side - which also contained Cian Hernon and Kieran Molloy - as they came from three points down at half-time to beat Leitrim.

Thompson buried a goal in the top corner in the first half but the Connacht champions trailed Leitrim at the break, Killian Gaffney proving effective from placed balls, while Ryan O'Rourke and Jack Kelly also landed points.

Galway manager Padraic Joyce remonstrates with the referee over a decision

However, with Thompson converting a second half penalty, Galway eased home after the interval, with 10 different scorers overall as they ran out 2-19 to 0-14 winners.

After two rounds of the FBD League, the top two progress to next week's final, with Galway facing the winner of tomorrow's Roscommon-Mayo tie.

In Leinster, Westmeath have booked their spot in the O'Byrne Cup final after an 11-point win over Offaly in a goal-fest in Mullingar.

Waiting for them in the decider is a Kildare outfit that defeated Dublin 1-22 to 1-13.

Mark McHugh's Westmeath side advanced ahead of reigning champions Longford following a coin toss last Saturday but they impressed on the field of play on Saturday.

A brace of goals apiece from Danny McCarton and Brandon Kelly, plus another from Senan Baker, saw them run out 5-10 to 2-08 winners.

Ciaran Murphy scored two goals either side of half-time to pull the visitors back into the contest, the margin being briefly reduced to three points 11 minutes into the second half.

However, an unanswered burst of 3-02 over the next 15 minutes saw the hosts settle the contest in an emphatic manner.

Kildare found their feet in the second half against Dublin and now are one game away from a first O'Byrne Cup since 2014.

Harry O'Neill fires to the net for Kildare

Both management teams experimented in Newbridge with Dublin in particular shorn of overly familiar faces, but in the first half it seemed to matter little as they led 1-08 to 0-08 at the break.

Jamie McCarville palmed home their goal but it was Clyde Burke who caught the eye for the travelling support with some brilliant shooting that included two orange flags - the second of which was of the highest quality.

Alex Beirne was racking up the scores for the Lilywhites though and his two-point free early in the second half kick-started a run of 1-05 without reply, Harry O'Neill with the goal in the 43rd minute.

Kildare continued to turn the screw with James Harris' late two-pointer sending them on their way.

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):


Oh my God.
I'm so sorry.
I didn't see you.
No no no no, I'm sorry, I.
I should have been walking slower.
Uh, anyways, I gotta go.
I hope she's okay.

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):


High Noon review - Billy Crudup brings classic Hollywood western back with a bang

How do you turn a classic Hollywood western into West End musical fare? Add songs, many of Bruce Springsteen's in this case, along with a few rounds of line dancing and a sizzling star in Billy Crudup. Still, it's an odd experience initially as Thea Sharrock's production switches from one brief filmic scene to the next, and the endeavour seems as wooden as the clapboard saloon-bar slats that comprise the handsome set.

As a piece of theatre, it finds its flow. As a debate play, though, it gathers a locomotive energy as it travels towards the showdown between Frank Miller (James Doherty), who is returning to this "dirty little village in the middle of nowhere," and the marshal Will Kane (Crudup) who put him behind bars. That is mostly because of the uncanny and urgent relevance of this 1952 film about a community working out (or rather, squirming out of) its civic responsibilities around institutional wrongdoing.

Originally an allegory of McCarthyism (its screenwriter, Carl Foreman, was blacklisted), the story sets the cowardice of the many against the courage of the few - in this case, the lone, heroic Kane, who mobilises his defence against Miller and his henchmen after being let down by the townsfolk. The film was blasted by John Wayne as un-American for its critical portrait of the community; the production comes to life in its arguments on collective in/action and seems to speak directly about the dilemmas facing the cowboy country of Trump's America (the shooting in Minneapolis just the latest example). Eric Roth's script uses many lines from Foreman's screenplay but fleshes out the debates on the ethical stance of a community in the face of wrongdoing and misguided American myths around immigration.

Cowardice of the many, courage of the few ... cast of High Noon. Photograph: Johan Persson

There is also the joint talent of Crudup and the ever agile Denise Gough who play the central couple on their wedding day. She is Amy Fowler, a Quaker who abhors the actions of violent men; he is the marshal who has just given up his "tin star" to start over as a shopkeeper. That is, until news reaches town that Miller is arriving on the noon train.

Gary Cooper made the role entirely his own, his integrity comparable only to Gregory Peck's Atticus in To Kill a Mockingbird. So Crudup has his long shadow to evade. He manages to hold up the part on stage as an upstanding, earnest and increasingly desperate man. Gough makes her part grittier and more modern than that of her film counterpart, Grace Kelly. The pair are convincing as a couple although their narrow characterisation hems in the full scale of their abilities.

Several other characters seem too flimsy, from Billy Howle's deputy marshal, Harvey Pell, to Rosa Salazar's Mexican businesswoman, Helen, although the affinity between her and Amy is refreshing, and Roth gives more voice and texture to these women as a whole.

Several of Springsteen's songs bring their own American politics (from the frontier optimism of Land of Hope and Dreams to The Rising, written in response to 9/11). Some are sung a cappella, mostly by Gough, who is a strong singer, her voice emanating desolation, but she reprises I'm on Fire one too many times.

It seems like a reluctant musical at times, the songs short and thin but the percussive music and sound design are always arresting, as is the lighting, designed by Neil Austin, which brings emotional clarity and intrigue. A clock is central to Tim Hatley's set design, counting down to the train's thrilling arrival and the subsequent showdown, which manages to contain tension and drama, despite the difficulty of staging a cross-town shootout.

For all its early stiffness, it builds in momentum and there are moving moments. Ultimately, the political message speaks loudest, harnessing the McCarthyist fear of then and the Trumpian terror of today.

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):