شايْ — "tea" in Egyptian Arabic

E7na benshrab shay ba3d el 2akl.

We drink tea after eating.

from An Egyptian Cooking Day in Our Home

Ba2ul lehom: 'Ya gama3a, teshrabo eh? 3andy talat kobbayat shay 7elween.'

I tell them: 'Guys, what do you want to drink? I have three nice cups of tea.'

from Friends Visiting My Apartment

Nour eqtara7et: "Nigeeb shay we cake?"

Nour suggested: "Should we bring tea and cake?"

from A Beautiful Day in Our Neighborhood

Sherebna shay sokhn wa akalna shwayet halawiyat ma'a geranna.

We drank hot tea and ate some sweets with our neighbors.

from Football and Friends Gathering

elhamdullelah ana kwayes wa bashrab shay el sobh

Thank God I am good and drinking tea in the morning.

from A Day at the House

Ana bashrab shay el sobh fel beit

I drink tea in the morning in the house

from Morning at Home