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I'm interested in learning Arabic and Farsi. I speak English fluently and would love to interact with native Arabic and Farsi speakers. I am more than willing to help you out with English. I do my best to respond to any messages, requests in a timely manner. Sending me multiple messages, or expressing your impatience in colorful language will not make me respond any faster. Thanks!
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    July 24, 2015
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    Words A firm denial, a weak confession That tremor in tone, those shuddered nods It was bound to end, I knew it will Waiting for the final call Wonder if I even should’ve Tried to give it my all The uneasy laughter Rings in my head The long pauses grow longer Is there more to be said? And one day you’ll know I meant it Each time I almost whispered it aloud Yet I’ll try to keep it Hidden away in a shroud I say my prayers I bow my head I walk in line with the believers No questions asked, no answers to give I only seek solace in his name.
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    How do you say "quality of life" in Hindi?
    January 9, 2014
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    I believe "enjoys the limelight" is describing a woman who wants to receive the attention of other people. The "show-off" part of the sentence refers to her desire to show that she is the best/ better than others.
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    January 19, 2012
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    i guess it varies by the program. if i had to take a shot at it, i'd say it's because the virtual keyboard recognizes "i" in "meri" as the "choti e" in hindi. try typing it as meree maybe?
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    February 19, 2011
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    i think it depends on the object you are describing. for instance, you can say: 1. meri pasandida kitaab ka naam _____________ hai. 2. mera pasandida rang __________________ hai.
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    February 18, 2011
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    we use "is" because the subject in this sentence is the word "teacher" not "students". since teacher represents one person...we can't use "are" to describe her actions, we will use the singular form...which is.."is". hope it helps! =)
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    February 18, 2011
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    yes it is a bollywood song. the reason that you recognized so many words is that most hindi song lyrics tend to be a mix of hindi and urdu. Most of the words that you have listed are part of the urdu vocabulary and are equally used by hindi speakers as well. there are 23 languages that are recognized as the official languages of India...but we have 200 + dialects too. As far as the difference is concerned....it is easier to look at it this way...most people from the north would have a much easier time understanding people from other northern states in comparison to say, the south. This is because the dialects vary by region. ok this turned into a longer answer than i expected it to be...but i hope it helps you out! =)
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    January 20, 2011
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    you sure can! =) literally it means...."you are welcome" so it works just fine!
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    January 19, 2011
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    hey there, here are the first three....i'm not too skilled with using a hindi keyboard so i couldn't figure how to place the correct vowels on "hussain" sorry =( but here are the rest फदवा अल अमरी असमा अवातिफ
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    January 19, 2011
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