Arabic: How to say "Have a nice flight"?
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أتمنى لك رحلة سعيدة\natmana  lak  rehla  saaeda
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Correct spelling --> Yá'át'ééh\n\nThere is no single translation for the word "Yá'át'ééh".  It has several different meanings depending on the situation.  It does have the implication of meaning "a good situation/event" which will hopefully become apparent in these scenerios I give.\n\nTwo people meeting each other would greet each other with "Yá'át'ééh".\n\nWhen saying "Good morning" to someone, you would say "Yá'át'ééh <person>, Yá'át'ééh 'abíní".  "'Abíní" means "morning" in Dinè, aka Navajo.\n\n"<some event> yá'át'ééh", which would mean the event went well.  The event can be anything from a graduation ceremony to something as innocuous as driving and reaching a destination safely.
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peace : Salam \n\nPeacefull : musalam \n\nPlanet : Kawkab \n\nearth : Ard or Allam \n\nso we can say " Kawkab Musalam " or " Allam Musalam "\n\ngood luck :)
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asta lavista means have a nice day. and i think it is hasta la vista (?)
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Arabic (Lebanese accent)\nmarhaba mama bas jeye sallem aaliki w aal aayli
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it's an arabic word means( HOLY)........i wish that helps....good luck
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Farewell= adioss ten buen tiempo\nBe Safe= Ten cuidado\nBe happy= Se feliz (this isfor formal relationships) or Sea Feliz (this is for friends)
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Dear Friend,\n\nTo brighten your day!\n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
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Normally, I say something along the lines of, "Hi!  How are you?"  You know, just like everyone else.\n\nThe Hebrew word of greeting, if that's what you're asking, is "Shalom", which means "hello", "goodbye", or "peace" - but most modern Jews don't use that outside of a religious context.
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"Full of Grace or Gratitude"- Arabic name.
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I can help if it's arabic it mean:\nhelp someone to find an adresse
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It is Arabic meaning honest faithful and trustworthy
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Don't worry: "Ne t'en fais pas." or "Ne vous en faites pas" to an adult or stranger.\n\nTake it easy: "Calme-toi" or "Calmez-vous" to an adult or stranger.\n\nThere's also:\n"Ce n'est pas grave." - "It's no big deal." or "It's not serious."
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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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please rephrase in English
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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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I agree with byzantino's answer: "May God be with you" is correct but in Spanish we also use it like "Godspeed" ( good fortune; success (used as a wish to a person starting on a journey, a new venture, etc.).