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| na | نُرَحِّبُ بكم في، أهلاً وسَهلاً بكم في |
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| na | "Welcome to" = Ahlan bekom fe |
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| na | Marhaba fee |
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نُرَحِّبُ بكم في، أهلاً وسَهلاً بكم في Explanation: I hope that your computer is correctly set up to display Arabic text. For those who cannot display Arabic, the suggested translations are pronounced: NURAHHIBU BIKUM FEE AHLAN WA SAHLAN BIKUM FEE As you can imagine, welcome phrases abound in Arabic, as in all languages. You can hardly go wrong with any. I have even seen some Saudi Arabian web sites that use colloquial greetings as a way of adding a touch of warmth and humor. Good luck with the web site. Fuad Basic English/Basic Arabic |
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"Welcome to" = Ahlan bekom fe Explanation: You can also use = Marhaban bekom fe safhtena ala shabaket al-internet which means welcome to our page on the internet. Good Luck to you with your task. Basic Arabic |
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Marhaba fee Explanation: If you want to write it for a web page, you should use PDF file |
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