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    Fun & Games: Part I: Getting Started

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    58 Part I: Getting Started

    Fun & Games


    Fill in the missing words below in the dialogue between a teacher and his student.
    Teacher as-salaamu alaykum.
    Student wa _________________________.
    Teacher kayf _________?
    Student al-Hamdu li-llah, shukran. Wa _________________________?
    Teacher al-Hamdu li-llah, shukran. Maa _________?
    Student _________ Mark. Wa anti, maa _________?
    Teacher _________ Layla.
    Student tasharrafnaa!
    Teacher _________
    Student min _________ anta?
    Teacher anaa _________ amriikaa. Wa anta?
    Student anaa _________ amriikaa.
    Teacher ilaa _________.
    Student ilaa al-ghad.

    The answers are in Appendix C.

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