In an arab message the words nhar,wala, y faker, 3omrik and sa2alti were used, what do those mean in english?
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nhar= morning\nwala= I swear to God\ny= the writer might mean "why" or you.\nfaker= poor\n3omrik= your life\nsa2alti= you asked.\nBy the way, the numbers in  those words stand for sounds that don't exist in the English language.
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Its actually "Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh' :)\nand is the most preferred greeting used by Muslims to greet one another. \n\nTranslated as,\n\n"Peace be Upon You and May Allah's Mercy and Blessings be With You". \n\nor \n\n"May Peace, Mercy and Blessings of Allah be Upon You."\n\nTo make it simple:\nSalam - Peace\nAla - Upon\nKum - All of you\nWa - And\nRahmat - Mercy\nBarakat - Blessings
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in standard arabic it is /a.tha.th/ /th/=as in thin أثـاث\n\nin collequial arabic in egypt it's /afsh/ /a/=as in Abdullah عفش
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أتمنى لك رحلة سعيدة\natmana  lak  rehla  saaeda
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very Happy\n"لو لم اكن مصرياً لوددت ان اكون مصرياً"\nكلنا بنحب مصر\nومصر بلد جميلة ومباركة\nوكفاية ان السيد المسيح زارها وباركها
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Light in arabic is: noor\n\nas in - sabah el her (morning the good) and the response - sabah el noor (morning the light)
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This is just the way they are spelled down in English, which is why you might think there is a link when there is none. \nDubai : Arabic\nMumbai : Sanskrit/Hindi\nThey above are Semitic, and Indo European languages respectively. The others are Oriental, which are completely different. \nAnd I also think that they are pronounced slightly differently in their native languages. The above are Anglicized versions.
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sukat - measure, try on(clothes)\ntugma - suitable, fit\ntalinghaga - figure of speech, metaphor\nmensahe - message\nimahen - don't know this one, could be saints
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Glad to answer you, \nMisr or Messer which in Arabic is "مصر" is the name which Egypt has been called with in the Quran and the Jewish Holy Book , it's widely known that it mean a region in the Arabic language which equals " قطر " , but in fact it's not Arabic , it's an old Egyptian word , which is taken from the word "Migr" or " Meshr" which means "the Protected" and means that God gave Egyptian a protecting frontiers as from the north there's the Mediterranean sea, and from the east there's the Red Sea and from the west there's the western desert, and from the south there's many water canals which are hard to be crossed. \nSo it's an old Egyptian word.
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it mean (( the girl that has the palm dates  and the mean of that  is she has  the good things ))\nذات التمر the girl that has the palm dates \nin arabic it will be the name  of this girl and the sound of it ZAT EL-TAMR\nso the meaning of the sentence is (ZAT EL-TAMR it means that she has good things ))
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سوامناريان I think this will help it's in Arabic but i hope to know from you what's the meaning of it?
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يا اخى \nالحمد الله \nولكن خذ حذرك من المضللين
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its Hakeem ... \n\nand it means wise ....\n\nso we write it like thats حكيم\n\nif ur Pc dont read arabic letters go to ..\n\nControl Panel > regional and language > and set ur PC to arabic language ...\n\nnote : maybe u need the Cd of WIN XP ... \n\ngood luck :)
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نحن نقدر زبائننا\nnahnu nokkadero zaba'enana
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kya= what\nmujh= me\nse= with\ndosti=friendship\nkaroge=do\n\n"will you be my friensd"\n\nJo= that\n baat-thing\ntum=you\ndekhati=see\nhai=is\nwo=that\nsahi=right, correct\nnahi=not\nagar=if\naise=likt this\nsochati=think\nho=be/is\nto=then\nmai= I\nkuch=anything\nkar sakat=do\n\nit is not that thing as you see it. If you think like that I can not do anything(for that).\n\nmere=my, mine\nbare=about\npasand=like\nband=closed\nankhon=eyes\ndekho\n\nI do not like, what/how you think about me. see it with open eyes not with closed ones. \n\nThe guy wants to say that your friend's opinion about him is wrong and she is prejudiced.\n\nwhy are you getting your friends letter translated on net? I hope the guy is not that stupid that he is writing it in a language your friend does not even know.
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it means where is it in arabic
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The simplest greeting is  As-Salaam 'alaikum and the response is Wa'alaikum as-salaam. The sound I represent here as ' is impossible to describe really, you need to hear an Arab using it, but for now if you just make a little catch that will do.\n\nsalaam (stress on second syllable) means peace. \nAs is for al, meaning the.\n'alai means on\n-kum means you\nwa means and\n\nso altogether it is (the) Peace on you - and on you (the) peace\n\nHope this helps