«اِللِّي تْسَقَّفْ لُهْ يِجِي يُرْقُصْ»

People commonly respond in the way they are invited or encouraged to respond. The form of a request often helps determine the answer, cooperation, or behavior that follows; the image of applause and dancing is figurative, not necessarily about an actual performance.

It can suggest that praise, attention, or prompting draws a person into action. Depending on tone, it may offer approving advice about encouragement or pointedly observe that people give the response their invitation has prompted.

Used when stressing that an outcome depends on how someone is approached or asked. It may comment on encouraging participation, or on receiving a response that matches the invitation given; its force can be approving or mildly pointed.