Few months ago, I took the Qatar Airlines went to travel, a passenger next to me who speak Arabic. During the flight I found that he seems in pain because of he had sore throat. I took some warn water and a cough drop for him to relieved his pain. Afterwards, I received a "ma'a salama"(It means thanks in English) with a big smile from him. I learned my first Arabic from this interesting story and I still remember this word until now.

You are right maa el-salama

Thats better because they are two words

Literally meaning with - peace

Few months ago, I took the Qatar Airlines went to travel, a passenger next to me who speak Arabic. During the flight I found that he seems in pain because of he had sore throat. I took some warn water and a cough drop for him to relieved his pain. Afterwards, I received a "maslama"(It means thanks in English) with a big smile from him. I learned my first Arabic from this interesting story and I still remember this word until now.

Hi queen thats not even an Arabic word

I think you got it wrong

Isn't it interesting having to have two different responses from two native speakers