I am fine
Arabic translation: أنا بخير
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أنا بخير Explanation: Pronounced: ANA BIKHAIR People often say BIKHAIR, for short. This is usually followed by a pious expression such as ALHAMDU LILLAH ("praise God," commonly understood as "thank God"). Often the pious expression by itself is used as a response to "how are you?" There are many regional variations. Fuad |
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Al-Hamdu Lillah Explanation: This is another common reply to "how are you?". It literally means 'Thanks be to God (Allah)'. This reply is used to address male/female or a group of people. If your friend is Egyptian you can say "Ana Kuwaiyessa" (from a female addressing a male). If Lebanese/Syrian/Palestinian ..etc you can say "Mneehah". HTH |
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