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January 22, 2005
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December 24, 2004
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Instead of "ahlan wa sahlan", in English we say "glad to have you"
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February 10, 2004
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Instead of "ahlan wa sahlan", in English we say "Welcome"
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January 2, 2004
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Instead of "ahlan wa sahlan", in English we say "welcome"
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December 6, 2003
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Instead of "ahlan wa sahlan", in Hebrew we say "Shalome va kabalas"
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November 9, 2003
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October 27, 2003
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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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October 12, 2003
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Instead of "ahlan wa sahlan", in English we say "Hello"
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Instead of "ahlan wa sahlan", in Russian we say "dobro pojalovat"
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