The Egyptian drama conveys many different cultures in Egypt, but as usual we enjoyed our heritage, so the Egyptian drama was keen this year in the month of Ramadan to present its best social topics that touch our daily lives and our different dialects, such as the Saidian dialect, in several series, including Nadra Coin, and Dharb Nar which The actor Ahmed Al-Awadi speaks in the Saidian dialect.

The people of Upper Egypt are distinguished by their own language, which includes hundreds of dialects, and the dialect is followed by the people of Upper Egypt in many governorates, “Minya, Assiut, Sohag, Qena, Luxor, and Aswan.” The people of Nuba have their own language, and it differs from the dialects of Upper Egypt. They say “Dabnah” instead of “Jebneh” and “Dina” instead of “Gina”. There are many vocabulary in the Sa’idi dialect. It is very difficult for non-Sa’idi to understand its connotation, such as the word “Lhasa”. It means the dung of animals mixed with soil, and it is called “Lassa”, and the word “Dalqaishah” is a single word that is not used in Lower Egypt, not even in other dialects.