"يا مايْك هَل رانْيا جَدَّتَك؟"

Translation: Mike, is Rania your grandmother?

[SafwanAmir]

"Mike, is your grandmother Rania?"
Does that work?

[ElonoreT.]

The "correct" answer does not look right.

[sho1985]

"Mike is Rania your grandmother." is not grammatical.

[Esref183370]

Please recheck this sentence.

[Christophe411119]

no comma or question mark !

[GladTidings]

Is your grandmother rania mike? .This should work.right?

[Away54]

GladTidings,

"Is your grandmother Rania, Mike?" in Arabic is

هل جدّتك رانيا يا مايْك؟

But, I guess, in English, it has the similar meaning, right?

[Away54]

جَدَّتُكَ

[Khamiis1]

I wonder if you can say "hey Mike" I'm not losing a life over it

[Khamiis1]

Just tired and the answer is no, but it should be accepted at the start of a sentence

[HarizFuad]

I see.. it just "order" of sentence. Both are same thing, just the sequence is a bit different.