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The question "Are you not eating your lunch?" in Arabic can be translated as "هل لا تأكل غداءك؟" (Hal la ta’kul ghada'ak?). This phrase is used to inquire if someone is skipping their lunch. It reflects concern or curiosity about their meal habits.

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