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"Tislam/Tislami" (تسلم/ تسلمي): "Be well!"This phrase originates from the root verb "salama," which means to "come out safe or healthy." The expression is used mainly throughout the Levant, Egypt and some parts of the Gulf.
When blessing someone has given you a gift or a favor, use "tislam" for a man and "tislami" for a woman.
- To bless the hands that have given you a gift or lifted away a burden, add "ideyk" (إيديك) for a male or "ideyki" (إيديكي) for a female.
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This changes the expression to "may your hands enjoy health."
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"Yeslamou" (يسلموا): "May your hands stay safe." When you're in Syria or Lebanon, say this if you'd like to be polite and respectful to someone who's provided you a service—such as a waiter or contractor.
It's a kind expression to honor all the work they've done for you.[11]
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"Ea'esht" (عشت): "May you live a long life." Express this kind sentiment in Syria and Lebanon.
It's a way to make someone smile because you appreciate them and their sweet gesture.[12]
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"Yea'yshak" (يِعَيِ
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