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What does la eno inta irfiti in Arabic mean English?

"لا إِنْتَ إِرْفِتِ" (la enta irfiti) is not a grammatically correct Arabic phrase. It seems like a mix of words that don't make a coherent sentence.

Let's break down the individual words:

* لا (la): This means "no" or "not."

* إِنْتَ (enta): This means "you" (masculine singular).

* إِرْفِتِ (irfiti): This word doesn't exist in standard Arabic. It could be a misspelling or a word from a regional dialect.

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