Ayaw!
Come on!
Usage
A cheer to get friends moving together
A gma
Hey, brother (friendly address)
Usage
Casual way to address a male friend
Grammar Note
It is used for close male friends, not only blood brothers. Only the form for a man is covered here.
Ulac aɣilif
No worries
Usage
A light reply when someone apologises or asks a favour
Grammar Note
It is close to "Ma ulac aɣilif" (please) but has no ma.
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