Animals Used to Describe People, Part 3

Fridrik and Christine talk about the names of animals Arabs frequently use to describe people. This is the last of the three part series.
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Good lessons 🙂 But I feel so much for the donkey in life even in Western culture the donkey / Hmar gets such a bad rap I see them as gentle creatures so hard working and yet not appreciated many in the world have such a harsh sad life 😔

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In simple terms, دِفِش means 'rough' or 'careless' in an inconsiderate way. Never heard of a bull in a China "cabinet"😅. But in a China shop, absolutely.