How to say “notebook” in Egyptian Arabic

The word is karraasa (كَرّاسَة). Capitals mark the emphatic letters, 3 is ع and 7 is ح, and ' is the glottal stop that Cairo uses for q.

كَرّاسَة

notebook

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In a sentence

وِالْكَرّاسَة؟ كَرّاسِةْ الْمُدَرِّس؟

And the notebook? Is it the teacher's?

يَا مُنَى، دِي كَرّاسْتِك؟

Mona, is this your notebook?

دِي كَرّاسَة وِدِي مَجَلّة.

This is a notebook and that's a magazine.

أَيْوَه، دِي كَرّاسِةْ الْمُدَرِّس الْجِدِيد.

Yes, it's the new teacher's notebook.

لَأ، مِش كَرّاسْتِي. كَرّاسْتِي جِدِيدَة.

No, it's not my notebook. Mine is new.

الْمَسْطَرَة بِين الْكِتَاب وِالْكَرّاسَة.

The ruler is between the book and the notebook.

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