عِشْرين (3ishrin) — "twenty" in Levantine Arabic

Bas hal-marra, qarrar ya'teeha hadiyye ghayr taqleediyye bimunaasabet 'eed jawaazhom il-khaames w-il-'ishreen.

But this time, he decided to give her an unconventional gift for their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.

from Abu Samir's Kitchen Disaster

Al-'aasifeh kanat aqwa min ayy 'aasifeh ra'aw-ha fi sanawat-hum al-'ishreen al-madiya, wal-matar kan ghazeeran jiddan, hatta saddat al-masaref.

The storm was stronger than any storm they had seen in their past twenty years, and the rain was so heavy that it clogged the drains.

from The Unexpected July Storm

omri ishreen sane w ana daye bil souq

I am twenty years old and I am lost in the market.

from Lost in the Market

Tariq, taleb omro ishrin sana wa dayman mutawattir, biddo manoushe, bas mao bas khamsin alef lira bi jibto.

Tariq, a student whose age is twenty years and is always nervous, wants a man'oushe, but he has only fifty thousand liras in his pocket.

from Morning Man'oushe in Gemmayzeh

rihet manaqeesh el-zaatar el-sukhneh malet shareh el-hamra el-soboh, w-rami, taleb jameah omro ishrin sneh w-daiman mistaajel, kan keteer juaan.

The smell of hot zaatar manakish filled Hamra Street in the morning, and Rami, a twenty-year-old university student who is always in a hurry, was very hungry.

from Zaatar Manakish in Hamra

ḥaka maʿī innuh ʿam yidrus w ʿumruh ʿishreen sane hallā'

He told me he's studying and he is twenty years old now.

from Morning Call