Yes, I would, if they shared the same values as I do.

I believe all types of marriages will go through different kinds of positives and negatives, marrying someone from another country would just mean that you have to understand and appreciate their culture and assimilate into it. If you love them, this would be very simple to do.

Feeling lonely even when you are around family (and friends) sometimes is because you cannot share what's deep inside your heart with them. You can't tell them your thoughts and feelings or your secrets for fear of being judged or pushed away. It's a very painful and sad emotion to be lonely even when there's so many around you.

Sherlock

danke @Andreas and @Miriam !

I will need to speak and practice more to get better at this :)

Hi Ksenia,

Interesting topic you're discussing here.

As said by Mohamed, these are Arabic words and predominantly Muslim countries and Muslim people use it. Here in Malaysia (Muslims) we say it alot.

However, some Christian Arabs also use this phrase.

If a non-Muslim says it, we might assume they are Muslim (and ask them or try to start a discussion about Islam).

Allah means "God" in Arabic.

Masha Allah is a way of praising God,

"The sky is so blue and beautiful, Masha Allah"

Insha Allah means "if God wills it",

"I will come to your house for dinner if I can, Insha Allah"