" This is a fairly casual, easy-going way to tell someone "hi" in Arabic. Translated directly, this term means "peace." When you say this phrase, you are making a nod to the full phrase "as-salam alaykom," or "peace upon you," yet shortening it for the sake of ease. As a shortened form, however, you would generally only use it with family or friends with whom you can speak informally. In Arabic script, this greeting is written from right to left as: Pronounce this Arabic greeting as sah-LAHM. " This is another casual way to say "hi" to someone with whom you are on close terms. This interjection can be translated either as "hello" or "hi." It's a more secular greeting, so it is most common among non-religious speakers of Arabic or speakers who are greeting non-religious people. In Arabic script, this greeting is written from right to left as: This greeting should be pronounced as MARR-hah-bah. " If someone meets you at your home, work, or another location, you should use this greeting to offer a welcoming "hello." This greeting translates into "welcome," but this "welcome" is usually used as an interjection rather than any other part of speech. As such, you would use it to say "Welcome!" to someone as he or she walks through the door. In Arabic script, this greeting is written from right to left as: Pronounce this greeting as ah-lahn. " If someone greets and welcomes you with "Ahlan" first, this is the most appropriate way to greet that person in reply. In essence, you are saying "welcome to you, too." Use it in response to "ahlan" or "marhaban." In Arabic script, this greeting is written from right to left as: You should pronounce this Arabic phrase as ah-lahn wah sah-lahn. " The former is a way to say "Hey, friend!" to a male, while the latter should be used to say the same thing to a female friend. "Ahlan sadiqi" translates into "hey, male friend," and "Ahlan sadiqati" translates into "hey, female friend." The former greeting is only given to males while the latter is only given to females. In Arabic script, " Ahlan sadiqi" is written from right to left as: Pronounce this greeting as ah-lahn sah-dii-kii. In Arabic script, "Ahlan sadiqati: is written from right to left as: Pronounce this greeting as ah-lahn sah-dii-kah-tii. " This greeting is a common way to say "hello" on the telephone, but it is almost exclusively used for telephone conversations. This Arabic interjection translates most directly into the English "hello." In Arabic script, this greeting is written from right to left as: Pronounce the greeting as ahl-loh.
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One-sentence summary -- Shorten your greeting to "Salam. Casually greet someone with "Marhaban. Welcome someone with "Ahlan. Reply to a welcoming greeting with "Ahlan Wa Sahlan. Greet a close friend with "Ahlan sadiqi" or "Ahlan sadiqati. Answer the phone with "'allo.

Q: Try taking an over-the-counter pain reliever such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen to help you deal with pain from canker sores. Read and follow the dosage instructions and do not take more than the recommended amount. If you are still in pain after taking one of these pain relievers, then call your physician. Baby teething gels can be used for pain relief as well. These gels contain benzocaine and are available in most drug stores. Examples of products that contain benzocaine include Anbesol, Kank-A, Orabase, and Zilactin-B. Read the instructions and use the product as directed. Keep in mind that there is a rare blood disorder (methemoglobinemia) that has been associated with using benzocaine, so don't use more than the recommended amount. Hydrogen peroxide is an antiseptic that can relieve minor mouth irritation like a canker sore. To prepare, dilute peroxide in a 1:2 solution with water. You can use the cap of the hydrogen peroxide bottle to measure this out. Swish, don't swallow, the solution for about a minute. Repeat if necessary. Added benefits of peroxide treatment is that it encourages gum health and slowly whitens teeth. Deglycyrrhizinated licorice or DGL tablets may provide some relief from canker sore pain and help to heal the tissue as well. Place one of these tablets in your mouth and allow it to dissolve right next to the canker sore. Make sure to read and follow the manufacturer's instructions for use.
A: Try an over-the-counter pain reliever. Look into baby teething gels. Try a hydrogen Peroxide Rinse. Dissolve a deglycyrrhizinated licorice tablet in your mouth.

Article: This is probably the fastest way to get longer hair! Go to a beauty supply store and pick out extensions that match your hair's color and texture. Clip them in under the top layer of hair, close to your scalp, so they'll blend in well. Get enough clip-ins to evenly place around your hair, so one side doesn't look thicker than another. You can get clip-ins made from plastic, real human hair, and other substances. Keep in mind that synthetic clip-ins won't blend well with your natural hair and they will not last for very long. The more you want to spend, the more realistic they'll look. This is a more expensive, more permanent version of extensions. Extensions made from real human hair or faux hair are woven, sewn, or glued to your hair or scalp. This is a popular method for getting instantly long hair used by celebrities. It's extremely important to make sure you go to a salon technician who knows what he or she is doing. Do not get extensions or a weave done by an amateur. It can lead to pain, irritation, and hair loss. Only try putting in your own extensions if you're extremely confident in your abilities! Otherwise, you might lose some hair in the process. Want instantly longer hair? Why not try a wig? You can experiment with all kinds of hair colors and textures, and best of all, you can make your hair as long as you want. Go to a wig store and talk with the representative there to help you pick out one that looks good with your coloring and facial features. You can even have your wig cut and styled at a salon if you want.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Get clip-in extensions. Get a professional weave or extensions at a salon. Try a wig.