salaam
yeah but when im talkin with my friends it's kind of ok to say.... obviously not somone far older like many on this forum including u.
salaams brother reading youtr replay i can guess your a bharuchi thats why you say kewoo chee. but brother the real way of saying it is kwm cho haro che. lol!
In Malaysia? The people dont say " Assalamu alaikum" as how it should be pronounced, instead it comes out something like " Sam Lay Kum" lol hehehe...
When I'm greeting my aunts/uncles I usually say Assalamu'alaikum followed by Apa Khabar (insert name of aunt or uncle ) followed by the traditional hand kissing.
With other people I just smile....I'm not much of a talker kay:
Is it true "The people In Malaysia dont say Assalamu'alaikum but 'Sam Lay Kum'?" I wouldnt know that n havnt heard at all. Coz m Malaysian too n Alhamdulillah, m attending masjid almost everyday - n walk everywhere to my office, to masjid, to shop etc.. n normally on my way to those destinations, people who wellknown me alwaz greet Salaams, n they phrase it perfectly. Even in masjid KLCC.. i havnt heard that "Sam lay Kum" frm Imams til those Indonesian's cleaners.. They r saying Salaam perfectly.. N "Apa Khabar" as well after "Assalamu'alaikum..."
But maybe u r right - to them who dont bother the meaning of "Assalam Alaikum".
ok here is a bosnian brother sayin whats up to all of ya....(keep in mind that muslims in bosnia still say salaam to each other)
ok we say Djesi, Shta Ima?....or....Whats up, Whats new?
well in Creole you say "sak pase" or "bonjour"... but it really depends who you're speaking to. There are hardly any Hatian Muslims ... so salam is not an option.
salaams brother reading youtr replay i can guess your a bharuchi thats why you say kewoo chee. but brother the real way of saying it is kwm cho haro che. lol!
im not baruchi im surti i do say kem cho[MOUSE]lol[/MOUSE]
"Yo what up dawg!" or "Sup Budday?" or "Hello" or "Hi" or "Hasam (me and my friend made that word up...)" or "Hola"
The best thing in the whole world you can do...is "wink"... I love it. That is basically how I greet people by winking. My friends laugh about it, but they do it too...because once you have mastered it...you feel sooo cool winking. lol
Goodbyes- "I would like to bid you adieu." "Farewell my friends!" "Adios."
"Hasta la vista!" "Hasta luego".... and "Bye-bye."
--These are a couple of phrases I use...and some w!nking I love to do...
In Poland - it is difficult to write because we have special letters like "C" with dot or "S" with dot
Write - spell - meaning
Dzien dobry - dzien dobry - good morning - say "n" in soft way
Dobry wieczor - dobry viechoor - good afternoon - say "ch" like in word "cheap"
Czesc - chesici - Hi, hello - say "ch" like in word "cheap", "s" and "c" in soft way
Do widzenia - do vitsenia - good bye
Dobranoc - dobranots - good night
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Our Lord! Forgive us our sins and expiate from us our evil deeds, and make us die (in the state of righteousness) along with Al-Abrar
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I wouldnt know that n havnt heard at all. Coz m Malaysian too n Alhamdulillah, m attending masjid almost everyday - n walk everywhere to my office, to masjid, to shop etc.. n normally on my way to those destinations, people who wellknown me alwaz greet Salaams, n they phrase it perfectly. Even in masjid KLCC.. i havnt heard that "Sam lay Kum" frm Imams til those Indonesian's cleaners.. They r saying Salaam perfectly.. N "Apa Khabar" as well after "Assalamu'alaikum..."
... so salam is not an option.
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that is the funniest thing ive heard all day!
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