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please,correct my letter Dear Mrs.Suzan I am happy to write this letter to you. I'll travel tomorrow inshallah .so,i wanted to say good bye . i am proud that i knew you as i learnt from you not only language but also many things.you are person have spirit, encouargement and sense of humor that scarcely find another one like you . i hope that all your wishes will be done inshallah and be happy in your life with my best wishes Mohamed Elhorany

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I'm assuming that Inshallah is Arabic for "God willing", so that's how I'll translate it. Dear Mrs. Suzan, I am glad to write this letter to you. I will be traveling tomorrow, God willing, so I wanted to say goodbye. I am proud to have known you. I learned so many more things from you than just language. You are an encouraging person with a great spirit and sense of humor, and I scarcely believe I'll find another like you. I hope that all your wishes come true, God willing, and that you remain happy throughout your life. With all my best wishes, Mohamed Elhorany ___________________ I figure that you can keep 'inshallah' the same without much problem, but it's a bit odd to splice languages together in a situation like a formal goodbye letter.

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