"Is this your number, Maha?"

Translation: هَل هٰذا رَقَمِك يا مَها؟

[_FiX_]

رقمُكِ

[DjibrilAA]

The Duolingo programme is using Egyptian Arabic, as far as I can see. (Which is confusing for those of us who've been taught MSA before.) But at least it's consistent… it would have been nice to be told this somewhere, though.

[JeffHernan16]

Since I chose the Egyptian dialect when I signed up for Duo, this makes me glad to hear.

[KatieC993112]

Someone else said it was levantine.

[ID-007]

Is the name Maha related to Maher?

[_FiX_]

No. In terms of name etymology, Maha is the Arabic word for oryx, while Maher kindof means 'skilled'

[Saibotur]

Sometimes this course is more Colloquial Arabic than Standard... but now I was marked down because I didn't use the question word 'hal'. Well well, nice with some more conservative sentences I guess. :-P