#makanak

[makanak-officespace]

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[jezykowadupokanapka]

Say hello in Ainu!

イランカラㇷ゚テ - irankarapte - hello

タネポ ウヌカㇻアン ナ - tanepo unukar=an na - nice to meet you

エレヘ マカナㇰ アン？ - erehe makanak an? - what's your name?

カニ __ クネ - kani __ kune - I am __

エイワンケ ヤ？ - e=iwanke ya - how are you?

クイワンケ ワ - ku=iwanke wa - I'm fine

イヤイライケレ - iyairaikere - thank you

ワ エンコレ - wa en=kore - please

エー - e - yes

ソモ - somo - no

アプンノ オカ ヤン - apunno oka yan - goodbye (when you're leaving)

アプンノ パイェ ヤン - apunno paie yan - goodbye (when someone else is leaving)

スィ ウヌカㇻアン ロ - suy unukar=an ro - bye (let's meet again)

[thismansposts]

من اكتر الحاجات المؤثرة في طفولتي ثورة ٢٥ يناير وكل سنوية للثورة دي بتقلب عليا مواجع شبابي دلوقت ان المفروض يكون في حاجات كتير اوي نادي بيها ناس في عمري دلوقت تقريبا ومحصلش منها حاجة منهم كتير دلوقت تعبانيين دلوقت او ميتين او مسجونين او متعرفش هما اتنحلوا خلاص معادش ليهم وجود الوضع بقي اصعب بكتير دلوقت ومفيش حاجة نعملها غير اننا نقول الحمدلله وحسبي الله ونعمه الوكيل

[tamer-92]

Listen to “Makanak [Exclusive]” by Amr Diab on Anghami https://open.anghami.com/9Uh1Sdi26Ib

♥️♥️♥️

[dynazikbiz]

Amr Diab-Makanak 2024, Ecouter gratuitement les chansons de l'album-Makanak 2024, de le chanteur, acteur et compositeur égyptien Amr Diab en format MP3, Vous pouvez également télécharger gratuitement album- Amr Diab-Makanak 2024, 128 kbps en format zip.

[sean626]

My lunch at work. 🍱⭐️ #makanak #todaysmakanai #instamakanai #makanaioftheday #chefsean626 #sean626makanai #akaihanamakanai #akaihanaemployeefood #akaihana #akaihanasushi #likeback #followback 今日のまかない。🍱⭐️ #まかない　#今日のまかない　#アカイハナ寿司　#寿司屋のまかない　#男のまかないシリーズ　#まかない部　#まかない部アリゾナ州支部　#ショーンシェフ　#ショーンのまかない　#いいね返し　#フォロー返し (AKAI HANA Sushi & Grill ( Mr. sushi )) https://www.instagram.com/p/1wHGr5uQNR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sherrysioksim]

It's 2nd week of school, are you used to the children time table and tuition? Being mom of two boys, as both of them schooling time one in the mornings another in the afternoon. I have got to set alarms to remind myself. . Yeah though it's #backtoschool2020 time for #studystudystudy and #workworkwork but don't forget to balance the lifestyle. . #firsttimemom totally forgot of son finished son tuiiton time. Lucky in time to remember as saw my dear just back from work. So hurry I told him, I just remembered need to fetch son. He asked me what time, gave him 5 minutes then we out together to fetch son. . #throwbackphoto both #brothers. . #parentinglife #lifestyleincity #Malaysia #momslove #igersmy #myboys #klangvalley #parentingblogger #motherhood #timemanagement #mymumbestdotcom #makanak #busymomlifestyle #momofboys #siblinglove #homeworkschool #igersmalaysia #momtraveler #lovedones #watchthemgrow https://www.instagram.com/p/B7BQJ5UBy3i/?igshid=1vr0bcbeneak9

[photoooosblog]

08.Makanak Fe Alby مكانك في قلبي - SoundCloud

Listen to 08.Makanak Fe Alby مكانك في قلبي by Khaled Mohamed on #SoundCloud

[wsl-chelsea]

So I watched the Saturday US vs AUS match again and when Kristie came in the female Aussie broadcaster giggled and mentioned she played with Kristie in 2013 in the A league. Besides SamK who the heck hasn't played with Kristie. LOL

MAKANAKS

[ayahamdy7]

08.Makanak Fe Alby مكانك في قلبي - SoundCloud

Listen to 08.Makanak Fe Alby مكانك في قلبي by Khz5aled on #SoundCloud

[makanak-officespace]

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[iislam]

[tamer-92]

Listen to “Makanak” by Amr Diab on Anghami https://open.anghami.com/Qv6rbSSZTFb

الخميس الونيس 😌😌

[taaarek]

" مكانك خالي "

مكانك خالي هو مشروع تصويري يهدف إلي التذكير بأن هناك دائماً شخص حولنا يحتاج إلي المساعدة للخروج من وحدته .

" مكانك خالي " هي مقولة عراقية تقال لتُّعبر

عن الحنين نحو شخص غائب خلال حدث سعيد ،

نقول ذلك لإعلام الشخص إنه بغض النظر عن الحاضرين،

لا يزال هناك مكان فارغ لهم وأنهم يستحقون المشاركة ،

وان فرحة الحدث لا تكتمل إلا بوجودهم الجسدي بجوارنا.

“Makanak khalee”

— Your place/seat is empty

An Iraqi saying used to express longing towards a person who is absent during a joyful event. We say it to let the person know that regardless of all the people present, there is still an empty place left for them. That they too deserve to share the happiness and that the joy of the event only becomes complete with their physical presence.

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[jojotier]

Hapo

It was a colder winter than usual- the coldest she’d ever seen, with ice creeping into the wayward corners beyond the fire. Huci made plenty of stews, nowadays, and despite her grandmother’s complaining that it was far too cold to be doing much of anything she still kept herself busy tending to the fire and skinning the things that Aca and Acapo Makanak brought in from outside.

On a colder night than most, when she was bundled up in the enormous white fur her Aca had given, Asirpa- who at the time had been so young that everyone still called her ‘Ekasiotonpuy’- realized that she could no longer hear her mother’s voice.

She could see her mother beside her, still chatting while slowly and methodically embroidering the collar of a piece of clothing that Ekasiotonpuy could only catch little peeks at over her mother’s raised knee. She could hear Huci laugh gently in response to something funny her mother had said, and could still see the enormous, mischievous smile on her mother’s face, but when she opened her mouth and formed words, no sound came out at all.

“Hapo,” Ekasiotonpuy called, patting her mother’s calf, “Hapo. Speak up.”

Her mother looked to her with a raised eyebrow, a confused little look crossing her face. “___ _ ______ ________ ________ _______?”

Ekasiotonpuy’s face twisted a bit, lips pressing together into a halfway pout. She wouldn’t have been surprised if her mother was playing a little trick on her- she was smart, and she liked games. That was fine. She could figure this out, then, if it was a game. “... Thank you.”

“____ ___…” Hapo said, eyebrows lowering and eyes shining as her shoulders gave the slightest tremor. So it was a game!

“Yeah- I didn’t think you were all that quiet either…” Huci responded warmly, which told Ekasiotonpuy that not only was her mom playing a little game with her, but she’d somehow gotten Huci to play along.

“She is!” Ekasiotonpuy insisted, cheeks puffing up with indignant air. “Hapo’s quiet! I can’t hear a word…”

“____ _____ ____ _____?” Hapo teased, smoothing the fabric over her lap as she leaned more towards her little daughter.

“Not a word, hm?” Huci asked, the smile on her great face faltering slightly. “Not a word…”

“No, no! Not a word!” Ekasiotonpuy hopped up, only stumbling a little over the tanned white fur. Her mother’s arm went out quickly though, held between the little girl and the firepit, just in case of anything. It was annoying- even if Ekasiotonpuy was admittedly small, even for other girls her age, she was still big enough to walk around without the help!

As the girl was steadying herself, she caught her mother’s lips moving out of the corner of her eyes, eyebrows furrowing just the slightest bit as she smiled. Hapo tried to ask something, but Ekasiotonpuy wasn’t able to make out what. Frustrated, she turned to Huci, throwing her furs over her shoulders as a cape and crossing her arms over her chest. “Huci! Huci, please tell me what Hapo says!”

Huci looked between her daughter and granddaughter and Hapo smiled, saying, “__ _____, __ _____,”

“Your Hapo tells me to go ahead,” Huci said, leaning over the pot and stirring. The aromatic plants she’d added were just put in, so the water and broth was only now beginning to smell. Eaksiotonpuy considered this and then settled back down, trying not to get too tangled up in the soft wolf fur.

“Hapo, why aren’t you talking?” Ekasiotonpuy insisted on asking, even if she was sure she wasn’t going to have a straightforward answer. It likely wasn’t seemed against the spirit of this little trick.

Huci spoke for Hapo, saying serenely, “She says she’s been speaking this whole time… I can hear her rather well.”

“Why you, but not me?” the little girl demanded, pulling her knees to her chest. At the very least, this was something entertaining- it was too cold to go outside and do anything, and Aca was still far out, hunting more for the morning.

“Well...” Huci said, glancing at Hapo. Hapo opened her mouth, paused, and then suddenly leaned forward, fingers twining together. “... She says, it’s because I can hear the kamuy better.”

“That’s not true!” Ekasiotonpuy protested, childishly pouting, “I talked to Ape-Huci kamuy this morning!”

“_ ___!” Hapo exclaimed, clapping her hands. “______ ________,”

“Oh? And what did she say?” Huci asked, bemused.

“I asked her,” Ekasiotonpuy said with absolute certainty, “to please burn brighter so that breakfast would be tastier since there wasn’t a lot! She said that she would do her best and the food was good!” She paused, then pointed at her Huci. “She also said you work too hard!”

“___! ____ ___ _____,” Hapo mouthed, clapping suddenly. She pushed her bangs out of her eyes, giving Huci an amused look.

Huci laughed a bit, “You must have misheard… I don’t work nearly enough, is what she said.”

“__!” Hapo clutched her chest in exaggerated exasperation at the same time her daughter said, “No!”

“____, ___’__ ___ _____ __ _______,” Ekasiotonpuy’s eyes widened a little, because she thought she heard just the slightest sound escape her mother’s throat. It confused her, though- before earlier, she had heard her Hapo’s voice regularly. So why did it feel as if it’d been years and years since she heard Hapo’s voice? “_____ _____ ____ _ _ ______ _…”

“Oh, alright,” Huci said gently, the smile settling back underneath the deep inked smile painted over her face, “I’ll believe you.” Suddenly, she turned back towards Ekasiotonpuy, “Now, pon Ekasi, let me ask- do you know what oina means?”

The child blinked, repeating the unfamiliar word to test it out, “ Oina… No. What’s that mean?”

“It means ‘not entirely human’- you may hear the word used again, when we sing of Ae-oina-kamuy,” Huci said, never able to resist imparting a little lesson, “or Ainurakkur, who taught the women to weave and the men to carve.”

Ekasiotonpuy considered this, resting her chin on her knees as she looked at the fire in deep thought. As Huci began to slowly put the finely chopped squirrel meat in, the smell from the ohaw grew more and more delicious. “... So Hapo is an oina? Is that why?”

Hapo perked up at that, but before she could say anything, Huci laughed and said, “Of course not- she’s as human as you and me.” Hapo returned to the embroidering that she’d completely forgotten for the past ten minutes, dejectedly pouting. “Oh, my little sweetheart, you don’t think I’d lie about that even for a joke…”

“... Maybe.” Hapo said in a little voice, brown eyes raised to meet her mother’s gaze, and Ekasiotonpuy gasped.

“So you were playing a joke on me!” the toddler said, acting as if that was the reason why her chest suddenly hurt. Because why else would her chest ache? It wasn’t as if this was the first time she’d heard her mother’s voice…

“Hm~ Maybe so, maybe so~” Hapo sang, voice sweet and full of the pout that still adorned her face. Her daughter got up and put her hands on her Hapo’s knee, eyebrows furrowing as she leaned forward.

“You could’ve told me, you know.” She accused.

“I mean, I couldn’t really- that was the whole game,” Hapo said sheepishly, and it was a little weird, now that the girl thought about it. Why would Hapo make a game out of that? Hapo was weird. As Huci stirred the pot in the slowly waning light filtering in through the western window, Hapo sighed, slowing down on her work. “Hm… I may have to pick up on this tomorrow…”

Looking down, Ekasiotonpuy finally caught sight of what her mother was really working on- a headband, resting over her father’s attush. Hapo looked at her daughter and then muttered, “Aw, shoot.”

“What’s this?” Ekasiotonpuy asked, poking the fabric.

“Hey, hey!” Hapo said, smiling a little sadly. “You weren’t supposed to see yet- this is yours.”

“Huh?” the girl said, cocking her head to the side. “If it’s going to be mine, why shouldn’t I have seen it?”

“Well, it’s not done just yet…” Hapo said, putting her needle to the side and moving her hand up to gently trace the pattern on the fabric. “I have to put in more eyes.”

“Eyes?” Ekasiotopuy questioned.

“Mhm- eyes,” Hapo said, smiling at her daughter. “Each of the patterns are the eyes of the kamui- so that when you wear it, they’ll look over you and protect you.”

“Oh… so are the eyes closed?” Ekasiotonpuy asked, not quite understanding.

“Yes! Meaning you should close yours for a second,” Hapo said. Despite the confusion, the girl just shrugged and closed her eyes, eyebrows furrowing. Hapo shifted, quickly stuffing the fabric off to the side, and then, she felt Hapo kiss her head.

Eyes popping open, Ekasiotonpuy squinted at her mother. “You’re distracting me.”

“Yes,” Hapo said, pulling the child into her lap quickly.

“Even though I already saw it?” She squinted more.

“Well, yes, but…” Hapo coughed a bit, cheeks flushing a little in embarrassment, “you can pretend you didn’t, right?”

“See what?”

“Exactly. And that,” Hapo smiled widely. The flames of the fire licked hotter, filling the little cise with warmth and the smell of meaty stew. Her eyes were suddenly feeling a little heavy, “is one of the reasons I love you.”

Ekasiotonpuy’s eyes blinked closed and Asirpa’s eyes snapped open the next moment, staring at the side of the hotel room. For a moment, Asirpa lay totally still, feeling the residual dredges of warmth leak out of her and into the cold bedroom. The Western-style bed she lay on was weirdly plush in a way that didn’t feel real.

Asirpa slowly sat up. For a moment, she was alarmed by the fact that she was alone in the room until she remembered- oh. Right.

Sugimoto and Shiraishi were sleeping in the room adjacent, probably passed out all over each other. They got drunk earlier when they took the filmmaker and cameraman out as an enormous apology for all the equipment and films being burned earlier that day.

Among them, the documentation of her mother’s face went up in flames as well.

Alone in the room with nothing to accompany her other than foreign sheets and the familiar light of the moon slipping silently through the window, Asirpa couldn’t even begin to parse what she felt. She couldn’t tell what the meaning of the dream was- if it was a memory, a dream, or some kind of mix of the two. She couldn’t tell where the dream ended and the memory began.

The only thing she knew was that she remembered her mother’s voice.

Pulling her knees up to her chest and wrapping her arms around them, Asirpa tried to keep hold of her mother’s voice, holding the memory close to her chest.

(A lil Secret Santa gift for the lovely tempeachy <3 

I hope you enjoyed!)

[syidadeviante]

S: Hari ini hari Kames. Esok Jemahat. M: Cepat nauuuuuuu~ #eidday5 #bondingtime #makanak #oldtowngrand (at Oldtown Grand at Austin Heights)