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What country says marhabah as hello?
The country that says "marhabah" as hello is Saudi Arabia. The word "marhabah" is a common greeting in Arabic and is used in many Arabic-speaking countries.
What is tagalog of Hello?
Tagalog translation of Hello: Hello
What is Hello in Bicol?
In Bicol, "Hello" is "Kumusta."
How do you say hello in English?
You say "hello" in English.
How do you punctuate hello john?
It should be---Hello John!
How do you say hello turkey?
merhaba
What is the use of yahoo messenger?
hello selena. I am from turkey I LOVE YOU
How do you say hey in turkey?
Merhaba ( Hello ) Selam ( Hi )
What is the swift code for HSBC Bank Fethiye Turkey?
Hello This is HSBCTRIXXX.
Why does my braclet have turkey stamped on it?
Hello Lauren, The turkey signifies eternal life. congratulations. you are one of the few. Yin Xi
How do you sa hello in turkey?
Hello is "merhaba" in polite Turkish. But, there is one more "hello" in Turkish called "selam", which you can say to your family, friends. It would be strange if you say "selam" to your manager or boss.
The wishbone of the turkey is used as a good luck charm on Thanksgiving Day.?
hello is it true
How do you become famous then meet Paris Hilton?
put a raw turkey on your hand, then say hello to it.
What country says marhabah as hello?
The country that says "marhabah" as hello is Saudi Arabia. The word "marhabah" is a common greeting in Arabic and is used in many Arabic-speaking countries.
Can you export honey to Japan?
Hello, We are beefarm in Turkey , we can export natural honey contact: ismailtaser@hotmail.com
Hello My partner and I are looking for somewhere to travel where it is legal to be gay We've been looking at Cuba or Turkey or Cyprus or Zante Where would you recommend?
Definitely not heaven....
Is the red dangly thing on a turkey called a beard?
hello, thank you for your inquiry on the dangly thing on a turkey, otherwise known as a lietenant J. Dangle. To answer your question correctly and in the most scientific way possible, YES, the dangly thing under the turkey's chin piece that resembles a naked ball satchel is in fact called a beard. We here at answers dot com appreciate any and all turkey related questions, especially those pertaining to turkey beards.
