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November 25, 2006
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Instead of "marhaba, keef halak", in Filipino (Tagalog) we say "kamusta ka?"
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August 20, 2006
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As I know actually its said Khayf halak
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January 23, 2006
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October 31, 2005
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hi, i think its such a nice idea play the game but luckily i did know the word but if i didnt it would be so hard to find it, and i think it would be disappointing for me when i think now it wasnt good idea to play the game.:)
Instead of "marhaba, keef halak", in Turkish we say "merhaba, nasilsin?"
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Instead of "marhaba, keef halak", in English we say "hello how are you"
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excellent
Instead of "marhaba, keef halak", in English we say "hello,how is your work?"
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December 21, 2004
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Instead of "marhaba, keef halak", in German we say "hallo, wie gehts?"
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