حرام
ḥarām
What a pity / Too bad
ḥarām
What a pity / too bad in Levantine Arabic is حرام (ḥarām).
What a pity; too bad. Also means religiously forbidden.
In use
حرام، راح شغله.
What a pity, he lost his job.
— Levantine
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