6 Must-Watch Cartoons in Egyptian Dialect

Ever wondered how your favorite childhood cartoons would sound in Egyptian Arabic? Well, you’re in luck! These classic films have been expertly translated to capture the essence of Egyptian humor and colloquialisms.

6. Mulan

Mulan is a heartwarming tale of a young woman who disguises herself as a man to fight for her country. The Egyptian dubbing perfectly captures Mulan’s determination and spunk, making her an even more relatable hero.

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5. Cinderella

Who doesn’t love a classic fairy tale? Cinderella is brought to life in Egyptian dialect with a touch of local charm. The iconic “Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo” sounds even more magical in Arabic.

4. Monsters Inc.

This Pixar gem is a hilarious adventure about two monsters who scare children for a living. The Egyptian dubbing perfectly captures the comedic timing and witty dialogue of Monsters Inc.

3. Finding Nemo

Join Marlin and Dory on their underwater adventure to find Nemo. The Egyptian voices add a unique layer of humor and warmth to this beloved story. P.s: Abla Kamel dubs Dory, and is super hilarious!

2. Toy Story

This groundbreaking animated film is a must-watch for all ages. The Egyptian dubbing brings the toys to life in a way that will make you laugh and cry.

1. The Lion King

This timeless classic is a must-watch for anyone who loves a good story. The Egyptian dubbing adds a unique layer of emotion and drama to The Lion King.