A shorthand version of the fuller sentence meaning “I wish [that God] increases your welfare”, this phrase can be a way of saying “Thank you so much for helping me” across the Arab world. “Khair” (خير) is the noun meaning “good,” often heard when someone asks “How are you?”.
While this is just a sampler, NaTakallam’s conversation partners can surely tell you more about the subtleties of Arabic.
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