شاكو ماكو. Arabic Slang to Make You Sound Like a Native Speaker

Asking someone if they are serious about what they have said or the way they have reacted Khalas is a very commonly used word among all dialects
It can be used when you are meeting a group of friends or welcoming someone to your house Example: Yallah shabaab they are waiting for us at the restaurant

شأكو ماكو؟

Example: Ya rayyal, I lost a match for the second time today.

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ما معنى كلمة شكو ...ماكو؟؟؟؟
It can be used to end conversations and arguments
شكو ماكو و الاجابة النموذجية عليها ..
It can be used when you want to give a definition or meaning to something as well
شاكو ماكو
Slang is common and popular in every language and now you can drop some Arabic slang terms in your daily conversations to spice things up
Example: Q: Did you see the car that just passed? It is usually used at the end of a sentence or used at a response for showing affirmation, confirmation or stating something that is obvious Example: Person 1: I had a fight with my boss today Person 2: Walaw! Depending on the situation it can be used sarcastically or seriously
Used in conversations where they want to show disbelief or to question something They are waiting for us outside

Arabic Slang to Make You Sound Like a Native Speaker

We have narrowed them down to the most common terms used across the Arab region.

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شاكو ماكو
Example: Person 1: Can you get me a few bars of chocolate on your way here? Example: Person 1: I met the most beautiful woman today
شاكو ماكو
Commonly used by the younger generation over things such as a game or reaction to something not of high importance
العاب شكو ماكو
Many Arabic slang terms are common between Arabic dialects while some are more specific to a certain dialect