يا بابا أسناني واوا. يابابا اسناني واوا طيور الجنة

The English word for it is "miswak" which I hadn't heard of until now	It includes references to hadeeth on the miswaak, its proper usage and on and on
	Haifa Wehbe has a song called Look at the boo boo

this whole siwak thing is NOT in the Qur'an.

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اسناني واوا تحميل فيديو انشودة اسناني واوا mp3 طيور الجنة اسناني واوا: It is used in MSA as well
كلمات شيلة يا بابا اسناني واوا: You can't always give the word the definition that you find in the dictionary or in a word list
يابابا اسناني واوا طيور الجنة: One appears to be a MASDAR verbal noun , the other an ACTIVE PARTICIPLE

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" although since this is a child speaking a more appropriate translation would be: "I REALLY PROMISE I'LL EAT APPLES" TUFAH apples is the plural of the singular TUFAHA	You have to translate the word into your language in a way that makes sense and conveys the right meaning

It comes from the English word "gas" since the drink are carbonated.

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كلمات انشودة يا بابا اسناني واوا
اغنية يا بابا اسناني واوا: First to basics: It appears that the use of either SIWAAK or MISWAAK is interchangeable in both MSA and dialect
اغنية يا بابا اسناني واوا: ------------------ Yes, what "makkay" says about the above phrase is correct: It means: "I swear I will eat apples