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What is the difference between خالتو and خالة ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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there is no difference, both words means aunt [mother's sister]
but خالة is the formal word (AlfusHa)
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it's used in most countries,
Levantine dialect and Egyptian dialect both use this word
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I don't know enough about them to say but I'm pretty sure they can understand both words
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no I'm from Palestine and live in Cyprus
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