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"Hello Judy, my name is Mohamed."
Translation:مَرْحَباً يا جودي أَنا ٱسْمي مُحَمَّد.
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It shoud be اسمي the other one is incorrect. And you can say أنا before but it's unusual and redundant.
You can say: My name is اسمي, or I'm called انا اسمي, Or simply I'm Muhammed انا محمد
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هنالك العديد من الملاحظات اللتي تم ارسالها لمديري هذا التطبيق، و للآن لم يستمع أو يُجب أي أحد.
Why does the transliteration of "Mohamad" not match the Arabic spelling (Muhammad)?
No, It doesn't have anything to do with formal. It's optional, and depends on the context, some way to emphasize something. For example your name is Ryan just like my name, I would ve surprised and tell you: Oh wa ana asmee Ryan وانا اسمي ريان
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On the exercise has not been read by a human, the words how are totally differents and are mistakes. Please change the sounds to read by a human.
I wouldn't translate marhaba into "hello" since it relates a lot more with "you're welcome here" or "feel at home"
If you think about it, Hello has no specific meaning as a word. It is simply a noise used for greeting. Other languages have words with actual meanings which are used in its place. Bonjour and Buenos Dias and Buongiorno and Guten Tag and Goddag all mean Good Day, but they are used in the places where we say Hello.
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Hello only became a greeting in the early 19th century, originally only for the telephone. (Graham Bell advocated Ahoy!)
