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Title:	welcome
Answer:	ahlan wa sahlan

Explanation:	this expression is said to welcome guests. Ahlan---------->driven from the word 'Ahl' means 'family' and in the expression it means you are among your family wa------------->means 'and' Sahlan--------->means 'easy or comfort'
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Average Rating		3.8
# of votes		28
# of Garbage Votes		3
# of Garbage Votes by native speakers		0

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Total found: 31 !
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Guest

Rating: 5

January 22, 2005

Guest

Rating: 5

December 24, 2004

Instead of "ahlan wa sahlan", in English we say "glad to have you"

Guest

Rating: 5

February 10, 2004

Instead of "ahlan wa sahlan", in English we say "Welcome"

Guest

Rating: 5

January 2, 2004

Instead of "ahlan wa sahlan", in English we say "welcome"

Guest

Rating: 4

December 6, 2003

Instead of "ahlan wa sahlan", in Hebrew we say "Shalome va kabalas"

Guest
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Rating: 4

November 9, 2003

Guest

Rating: 4

October 27, 2003

Hi! I have used this phrase before. I am learning with a book and a Lebanese friend. Is there a big difference between Egyptian and Lebanese Arabic?
Instead of "ahlan wa sahlan", in Spanish we say "Bienvenido"
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Guest

Rating: 3

October 12, 2003

Instead of "ahlan wa sahlan", in English we say "Hello"

Guest

September 2, 2003

Instead of "ahlan wa sahlan", in Russian we say "dobro pojalovat"

Guest

August 22, 2003

that's good

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