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Originally Posted by Hackimoto
SebbaH il KHer means 'Good Morning'
Mesa il KHer is 'Good afternoon/evening'
Lele Saide is 'Goodnight
and Merhaba is just 'hello'
You can also say 'shloneg' to say 'how are you' or 'sharku marku'(more of a street lingo)
It's really confusing though because different regions all have their own unique way of speaking.
I think some people say "habibi" to say "I love you", but some use it as a noun. Like when someone is your special friend you call them your habibi.
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Cool. In farsi good morning means sobbh becher
But there are differences i see too. Like in farsi hello is salam
Nd habibi, right, i know this arabic word. Means i love you, or my dear love, my great love.