What does daghang salamat mean in english?
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It's Cebuano for "many thanks."
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I think your transliteration is a little bit off. Probably you meant "inquilab zindabad".\n\nIt means: long live revolution.
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dhoja rai'eshaseh.  Priyata leyale nyaingn'ma koshayalu sarend sokin.  Mayena a'usha layesha owel.  Penishima hala usha'owel alithim, welalithim, ua'sah.  \n\nMenem gamri le'eshasah treka, poyalu ro'oshem kreshen sairyat.\n\nporyalaka shaseh?
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Peace be with you,\n\nI don't know what that means since I don't speak or understand those langugages but go to www.google.com and click on Language Tools (under the Search bar, it's a small link) and then you can copy and paste that and get its literal translation.\n\nI hope you find what you are looking for. =)\n\nPeace.
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I think you may mean 'Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna' which means "Never Say Goodbye" in English.
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I  guess if u mean "lanjut" in indonesian language, it means "keep going" / "continue". hope it helps :)
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it means king it may or may not  be haram.. allah knows the best..
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Hi Yogesh, the translation is...\n"Aap sabhi nav vivahit var vadhu ke swagat samaroh me seh parivar amantrit hai."
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it is turkish but it doesnt mean i fisted your mother it says:\nhello friends, does my dictionary and ???? give you ???\nlol sorry im bad at turkish only know the basics, and i dont think this person spelt it correctly anyway. i might be wrong im sorry.
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Since i'm a muslim, i'll answer for myself then. The full construction of that greeting is Assalamo Alaikom (peace and God's salvation upon you), but even saying Selaam is sufficient :)\n\nNo, it's not inappropriate of you to greet me (for example) with selam .... as u can see from its translation - it really has a beautiful meaning.\n\nThanks for being one of the rare tolerant persons in this forum .... that's the type of people that keep me coming back.\n\nHow should i greet you? Thanks in advance :)
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Salam,\n\nPBUH = Peace Be Upon Him\n\nWe ask Allah (SWT) send peace and blessings on him and Allah (SWT), in return sends the same to us.\n\nWe ask Allah (SWT) to bless all of the Prophets.
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Right\nSalat (prayer) is of the most important of the pillars of the deen (religion) and establishing salat like Allah ta'aala and thus His Messenger SAW (peace be upon him) want us to is the best way to get close to the Lord of the Heavens and Earth. This includes establishing salat in jama'ah (congregation). \n\na blind man said, "Oh Messenger of Allah, I do not have someone to guide me to the Mosque," and thus asked the Messenger SAW to grant him special permission not to attend congregational prayers. As he was leaving, the Messenger called him and said "Do you hear the call? ", he said "yes". He SAW said, "Then answer." Authentic versions narrated by Ahmed and others came as: narrated by Ibn Maktoom that he said: "Oh Messenger of Allah, I am blind, live far away, and have a guide that does not suit me, so can't you give me consent to pray at home?" He said "Do you hear the call?" Ibn Maktoom replied "Yes". The Prophet SAW then said "I cannot find an excuse for you."
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Slainte agus saoghal agat means 'health and longlife to you'\nBut saoghal (lifetime) is scots gaelic so you have a mixture of irish gaelic and scots gaelic in that sentence.\nCorrect Irish is "Slainte agus saol fada agat"\n\nAgat doesnt mean engaged or swelling. It simply means ' to you'
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BAYAG means BALLS, SCROTUM, in TAgalog/ Filipino Language
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In tagalog:  Huwag mag-alala.  Magsaya ka.  Too literal\n           or maybe it goes this way:  Huwag mamroblema, magsaya ka.\n \nWe have another saying that goes:  Tawanan mo ang yung problema.  Which means, laugh at your problems(literal) but which could mean, don't let your problems worry you, laugh at them instead.
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Most people use it as an upbeat exclamation at the end of when they're showing off something to someone else. \n\nExamples:\n\nPerforming a magic trick where you seeminly pull a rabbit out of a handkerchief.... you would say "ta-dah!" when you uncovered the rabbit.\n\nServing a thanksgiving dinner where you bring the turkey to the table on a covered platter.... you would say "tah-da!" as you lift the cover for everyone to see the turkey.
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The first sounds like arabic have no clue about meaning but I was recently in an arabic speaking country and it sounds a lot like the pattern of this language.\n\nFi amanuallah is arabic and means 'may God protect you' other similar phrases are 'khud hafiz, allah hafiz, or the classic assalamu alaykum' It is a religious greeting and blessing.\n\nSigbo and lonizt are names because I can't find a translation for them other than being names perhaps of German origin. \n\nI tried my best and I know four languages...\n\nI would conclude that from this message the person is giving you good wishes and a blessing in your life. It is a thoughtful and very loving thing to say...