"good night" fee al'rabiya
which sentence is more common to say "good night"
تصبح على خير
أو
ليلة سعيدة
tusbihu ala khair
or
laila sa'eeda ???
or do you any others way?
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Answers · 3
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ليلة سعيدة
احلام سعيدة
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we never use ليلة سعيدة
we use تصبح علي خير (in both,dialects and standard Arabic)
both of them are correct and standard Arabic,but we use تصبح علي خير.
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In Tunisia we use تصبح على خير more, I think
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