Electricity plugs in Egypt

1- live in a small apartment in Bulaq and wear cotton gallabiya for men or cotton dress for a woman. 2- Oil price is increasing. so DON'T buy Oil. You can produce OIL from the garbage. 3- Grow and cook your own plant and food. 4 Heat water in the sun 5-  Eat at home before leaving to block your taste buds from salivation 6- NO for Fast food or Ready made food. 7 Buy a water filter from from egypt let's say Attaba square stores or anywhere and avoid mineral water 8 go for special offers in super markets. It can help what else can you add? Popular posts from this blog Electricity plugs in Egypt October 09, 2008 The Voltage is about 220 V The electricty socket is 2 pin one, Looks like this pic I think If you are coming from Germany or Uk and your device are running on a 3 pin electrcity  Like This one Do not worry, You only need this converter which you can buy from an electricty store as for the 2*3 electricity converter and Welcome to Egypt Read more The origin of the word " Egypt" or " MISR" November 16, 2006 Here is some points of views I receive from experts: - Egypt is a Greek corruption - Aigyptos, derived from the native Het-Ka-Ptah, which means house of spirit ptah. Copt is also derived from Aigyptos. Misr is Hebrew from Misraim. Misraim was the son of Ham, in Hebrew mythology. - Esoterically - the word Egypt is derived from the first letters for the essence colours Emerald Green, Yellow, Pink, Turquoise (E-G-Y-P-T) which are the colours associated with the ancient 32 foot tall egyptians that originally came from the stars and lived in Egypt before the flood ... those that delve into these mysteries will see these essence colours appearing electrically so there must be some truth to this... - The name Misr is a Semiticized form of Ancient Egyptian: Medjr = walled district Medjre = tower, fortress These Ancient Egyptian words became Meetsrayeem [Egypt] and Meetsree [Egyptian] in Hebrew, and in Arabic; Misr and Masri respectively. It is the same as Westerners calling China, China, afte... Read more Siesta July 10, 2007 It is very common here in Egypt, unlike in the West, if you phone someone in the middle of the afternoon, you will wake them up. It is well known that it is not a good time to visit people during this time for the same reason. Families will stay awake together until the early hours of the morning, and will think nothing of calling their friends at 1.00 or 2.00 am to have a chat. Siesta A siesta (IPA: [siˈɛstə], original Spanish pronunciation ['sjest̪a]) is a short nap taken in the early afternoon, often after the midday meal. Such a period of sleep is a common tradition in hot countries. The word siesta is Spanish, from the Latin HORA SEXTA - "the sixth hour" (counting from dawn, therefore noon, hence "midday rest"). The siesta is the traditional daily sleep of the Southern region of Alentejo, in Portugal, known as sesta. It was adopted also by the Spanish and, through European influence, by Latin American countries and the Philippines. Afternoon sleep is also... Read more Archive 2022 3 February 3 2012 4 August 4 2010 23 February 5 January 18 2009 22 December 10 November 3 October 1 February 1 January 7 2008 96 December 2 November 1 October 26 September 32 August 11 July 14 Fw: some Egypt blog links The scool bus story Inside the pyramids bohayra in egypt How to make money in Egypt doing the easiest sport in Egypt To fight against the food and living costs in Egypt My blustooth bluesoleil I was walking in the street of Cairo and I detect ... Egyptian tales quoted from aanother Blog Nile view A man without Blood Egypt in eyes Egypt and Fertilizer industries May 5 April 1 March 2 January 2 2007 173 December 9 November 71 October 40 September 8 August 13 July 7 June 10 May 1 March 2 February 2 January 10 2006 59 December 23 November 36 Show more Show less Labels Alexandria egypt Egyptian culture Egyptology Flowers Funny stories Living in Egypt Report Abuse Powered by Blogger