I am writing this post in response to a kind suggestion of Juan who asked me to write a post about cultural expressions and their replies. Thank you very much Juan for the suggestion! I think that this is a very important topic. Please find a list below. 
  
 بسم الله 
  
 “Bismillah” literally means (in the name of God). We use it when we start something, e.g. at the beginning of a meal. 
  
 الحمد لله 
  
 “Alhamdu-lillah” literally means (Thank God). We use it when we finish something, e.g. at the end of a meal. It is also used when we are grateful for something or when something good happens to us. 
  
 ما شاء الله 
  
 “Maa shaa’ Allah” literally means (what God wants is done). We use it when we appreciate something, e.g. if my friend shows me something nice or new, I say this expression. 
  
 مبروك 
  
 “Mabrook” means (congratulations). We use it in happy occasions, e.g. if some one gets married or succeeds in an exam, etc. The reply is (الله يبارك فيك) 
  
 الحمد لله 
  
 “Alhamdu-lillah” is also used after sneezing, i.e. when I sneeze, I say “Alhadu-lillah”. The reply is (يرحمكم الله) 
  
 السلام عليكم 
  
 “Assalamu ‘alaykum” is a greeting you say when you meet someone. The reply is (وعليكم السلام) 
  
 البقاء لله 
  
 “Albaqa’ Lillah” is used to convey condolences. 
  
 الله يرحمه/يرحمها 
  
 “Allah yarhamu/yarhamha” is used after the name of someone who passed away. ||||| Omar Sharif, star of Dr Zhivago and one of the world's greatest bridge players, has died aged 83. 
  
 His agent Steve Kenis said on Friday: "He suffered a heart attack this afternoon in a hospital in Cairo." 
  
 Egyptian-born Sharif, who had Alzheimer’s disease, won international acclaim for his role in David Lean’s 1962 epic Lawrence of Arabia. 
  
 It was his first English-language film and his turn as Sherif Ali won him two Golden Globes and an Oscar nomination. 
  
 Sharif later took the title role in Lean’s Doctor Zhivago, co-starring Julie Christie, for which he won another Golden Globe award. 
  
 He then played Fanny Brice’s husband, Nicky Arnstein, in Funny Girl alongside Barbara Streisand. 
  
 But although he starred in dozens of films, his career never quite lived up to its early promise and his later fame rested on his ability with a pack of cards. 
  
 Sharif was a regular in casinos and one of the world's best bridge players. 
  
 Playing backgammon in 1981 
  
 In May, Sharif's son Tarek El-Sharif, revealed that his father had Alzheimer's and confused the names of his best known films. 
  
 He said the actor mistook fans for people he used to know. 
  
 "My father has Alzheimer's," the 58-year-old told Spanish newspaper El Mundo. 
  
 "It's difficult to determine what stage. It's obvious he won't improve and will get worse." 
  
 Peter O'Toole and Omar Sharif from the 1962 film 'Lawrence of Arabia 
  
 He said that his father, who had recently spent most of his time in his native Egypt, struggled with details in particular. 
  
 "He remembers for example that it was Doctor Zhivago but he's forgotten when it was filmed," he added. 
  
 "He can talk about the film but he forgets its name or he calls it something else like Lawrence Of Arabia." 
  
 Mr El-Sharif, the actor's only child with his ex-wife of 20 years Faten Hamama, said his father did not recognise that he was ill. 
  
 He was unaware that his former wife had died in January. 
  
 The pair had met on set and Sharif, who was born Michel Demetri Chalhoub, is said to have changed his name when he married her and converted to Islam. 
  
 Celebrity Hull fan Omar Sharif at the 2014 FA Cup final 
  
 Sharif attended boarding school in Cairo, where he developed a taste for acting. 
  
 He went on to gain a degree in mathematics and physics from Cairo University and became one of the top 10 bridge players in the world. 
  
 But he once claimed that he was "always one film behind my debts". 
  
 He is said to have lost a £4million villa on the Spanish island of Lanzarote in a bridge game in the 1970s. 
  
 Julie Christie and Omar Sharif in Dr Zhivago 
  
 Gambling took its toll on his career and, speaking in 2004, Sharif said he stopped making films when his own grandchildren started making fun of the low-rent movies he was appearing in. 
  
 He said: "I stopped making movies because for the last 25 years I've been making a lot of rubbish because I was in debt all the time". 
  
 The actor spent much of his life living in hotels and was reportedly living in one in the Red Sea resort of El Gouna as recently as May. 
  
 His son said his father felt "insecure" when he left the hotel and often refused to come out of his room. |||||
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– Omar Sharif, the dashing Egyptian actor who rose to fame in America in 1962's Lawrence of Arabia and 1965's Doctor Zhivago—both directed by David Lean—has died at the age of 83, the AP reports. His longtime agent tells the news agency that Sharif died of a heart attack in a Cairo hospital. His grandson Omar Sharif Jr., who had just last week posted a photo of himself and his grandfather on Facebook with the message "I love you," simply tweeted this morning, "Al-Baqa Lillah," an Arab expression used to convey condolences. The Telegraph reports that Sharif had suffered from Alzheimer's, and in May his only child, Tarek El-Sharif told the Spanish newspaper El Mundo his dad couldn't remember certain details about his films. "He remembers, for example, that it was Doctor Zhivago but he's forgotten when it was filmed," El-Sharif said. Sharif garnered an Oscar nomination for his turn as Sherif Ali in Arabia, even though he wasn't Lean's first choice—the actor Lean had picked was rejected for having the wrong eye color, per NBC News. Sharif was brought back by Lean for Zhivago then went on to rack up more than 100 acting credits, including roles as Mongol chief Genghis Khan in the 1965 eponymous movie, Che Guevara in 1969's Che!, and as a gambler in Funny Girl with Barbra Streisand, a movie that was banned in Egypt because Sharif played a Jew, NBC reports. The Telegraph notes he was also known as "one of the world's greatest bridge players."
Jag skriver detta inlägg som svar på ett vänligt förslag från Juan som bad mig skriva ett inlägg om kulturella uttryck och deras svar. Tack så mycket Juan för förslaget! Jag anser att detta är ett mycket viktigt ämne. Vänligen hitta en lista nedan. ”Bismillah” betyder ordagrant (i Guds namn). Vi använder den när vi startar något, t.ex. i början av en måltid. ”Alhamdu-lillah” betyder ordagrant (tack och lov). Vi använder det när vi avslutar något, t.ex. i slutet av en måltid. Det används också när vi är tacksamma för något eller när något bra händer oss. ”Maa shaa’ Allah” betyder ordagrant (vad Gud vill är gjort). Vi använder det när vi uppskattar något, t.ex. om min vän visar mig något trevligt eller nytt, säger jag detta uttryck. ”Mabrook” betyder (gratulationer). Vi använder den vid glada tillfällen, t.ex. om någon gifter sig eller lyckas med en tenta o. s. v. 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Omar Sharif, stjärna i Dr Zjivago och en av världens största bridgespelare, har dött 83 år gammal. Hans agent Steve Kenis sa i fredags: "Han drabbades av en hjärtattack i eftermiddag på ett sjukhus i Kairo." Egyptiskfödde Sharif, som hade Alzheimers sjukdom, vann internationellt erkännande för sin roll i David Leans epos Lawrence av Arabien från 1962. Det var hans första engelskspråkiga film och hans tur som Sherif Ali vann honom två Golden Globes och en Oscarsnominering. Sharif tog senare titelrollen i Leans Doktor Zjivago, med Julie Christie i huvudrollen, för vilken han vann ytterligare ett Golden Globe-pris. Han spelade sedan Fanny Brices make, Nicky Arnstein, i Funny Girl vid sidan av Barbara Streisand. Men även om han hade huvudrollen i dussintals filmer levde hans karriär aldrig riktigt upp till dess tidiga löfte och hans senare berömmelse vilade på hans förmåga med ett kortpaket. Sharif var en regelbunden i kasinon och en av världens bästa bridgespelare. Att spela backgammon 1981 I maj avslöjade Sharifs son Tarek El-Sharif att hans far hade Alzheimers och förväxlade namnen på hans mest kända filmer. Skådespelaren misstog fans för folk han kände. "Min far har Alzheimers", berättade 58-åringen för den spanska tidningen El Mundo. "Det är svårt att avgöra vilket stadium. Det är uppenbart att han inte kommer att bli bättre och kommer att bli sämre." Peter O'Toole och Omar Sharif från filmen 'Lawrence of Arabia från 1962 Han sade att hans far, som nyligen hade tillbringat större delen av sin tid i sitt hemland Egypten, kämpade med detaljer i synnerhet. "Han minns till exempel att det var Doktor Zjivago men han har glömt när den filmades", tillade han. "Han kan prata om filmen men han glömmer dess namn eller så kallar han den något annat som Lawrence Of Arabia." Mr El-Sharif, skådespelarens enda barn med sin ex-fru på 20 år Faten Hamama, sade att hans far inte erkände att han var sjuk. Han var omedveten om att hans tidigare hustru hade dött i januari. Paret hade träffats på set och Sharif, som föddes Michel Demetri Chalhoub, sägs ha bytt namn när han gifte sig med henne och konverterade till islam. Celebrity Hull-fantast Omar Sharif vid FA-cupfinalen 2014 Sharif gick på internatskola i Kairo, där han utvecklade en smak för skådespeleri. Han gick vidare till att ta en examen i matematik och fysik från Kairos universitet och blev en av de 10 bästa bridgespelarna i världen. Men han hävdade en gång att han var "alltid en film bakom mina skulder". Han sägs ha förlorat en 4 miljoner pund villa på den spanska ön Lanzarote i ett bridgespel på 1970-talet. Julie Christie och Omar Sharif i Dr Zhivago Gambling tog ut sin tribut på sin karriär och, talar i 2004, Sharif sade att han slutade göra filmer när hans egna barnbarn började göra narr av de lågrent filmer han visade sig i. Han sa: "Jag slutade göra filmer eftersom jag under de senaste 25 åren har gjort en hel del skräp eftersom jag var skuldsatt hela tiden". Skådespelaren tillbringade en stor del av sitt liv på hotell och var enligt uppgift bosatt i en i Rödahavsorten El Gouna så sent som i maj. Hans son sade att hans far kände sig "otrygg" när han lämnade hotellet och vägrade ofta att komma ut ur sitt rum. Vad är en sammanfattning av ovanstående artikel?
I am writing this speech in response to a friendly proposal from Mr Juan who asked me to write a speech on cultural expressions and their responses. Thank you very much, Mr Juan, for the proposal. I believe that this is a very important subject. Please find a list below. “Bismillah” literally means (in the name of God). We use it when we start something, e.g. at the start of a meal. “Alhamdu-lillah” literally means (thank God). We use it when we finish something, e.g. at the end of a meal. It is also used when we are grateful for something or when something good happens to us. “Maa shaa’ Allah” literally means (what God wants is done). We use it when we appreciate something, e.g. If my friend shows me anything nice or new, I say this expression. ‘Mabrook’ means (congratulations). 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Omar Sharif, star of Dr. Zhivago and one of the world's largest bridge players, has died aged 83. His agent Steve Kenis said on Friday, "He suffered a heart attack this afternoon in a hospital in Cairo." Egyptian-born Sharif, who had Alzheimer's disease, gained international recognition for his role in David Lean's epic Lawrence of Arabia from 1962. It was his first English-language film and his turn as Sherif Ali won him two Golden Globes and an Academy Award nomination. Sharif later took the title role in Lean's Doctor Zhivago, starring Julie Christie, for which he won another Golden Globe award. He then played Fanny Brice's husband, Nicky Arnstein, in Funny Girl alongside Barbara Streisand. But although he starred in dozens of films, his career never really lived up to its early promise and his later fame rested on his ability with a card package. Sharif was a regular in casinos and one of the world's best bridge players. Playing backgammon 1981 In May Sharif's son Tarek El-Sharif revealed that his father had Alzheimer's and confused the names of his most famous films. The actor mistook fans for people he knew. "My father has Alzheimer's," the 58-year-old told the Spanish newspaper El Mundo. "It's hard to tell which stage. It's obvious he won't get better and will get worse." Peter O'Toole and Omar Sharif from the 1962 film 'Lawrence of Arabia He said that his father, who had recently spent most of his time in his native Egypt, struggled with details in particular. "He remembers, for example, that it was Doctor Zhivago but he has forgotten when it was filmed," he added. "He can talk about the film but he forgets its name or he calls it something else like Lawrence Of Arabia." Mr. El-Sharif, the actor's only child with his ex-wife of 20 Faten Hamama, said his father did not admit he was ill. He was unaware that his former wife had died in January. The couple had met on set and Sharif, who was born Michel Demetri Chalhoub, is said to have changed his name when he married her and converted to Islam. Celebrity Hull fan Omar Sharif at the 2014 FA Cup Final Sharif attended boarding school in Cairo, where he developed a taste for acting. He went on to take a degree in mathematics and physics from Cairo University and became one of the top 10 bridge players in the world. But he once claimed he was "always a movie behind my debts". He is said to have lost a £4 million villa on the Spanish island of Lanzarote in a bridge game in the 1970s. Julie Christie and Omar Sharif in Dr. Zhivago Gambling took their toll on his career and, speaking in 2004, Sharif said that he stopped making films when his own grandchildren began making fun of the lowly films he appeared in. He said, "I stopped making movies because over the last 25 years I've done a lot of junk because I was in debt all the time". The actor spent much of his life in hotels and reportedly resided in one in the Red Sea resort of El Gouna as recently as May. His son said that his father felt "uneasy" when he left the hotel and often refused to come out of his room. What is a summary of the above article?
– Omar Sharif, den stiliga egyptiska skådespelaren som blev berömd i Amerika 1962 Lawrence of Arabia och 1965 Doctor Zjivago – båda regisserade av David Lean – har dött vid 83 års ålder, rapporterar AP. Hans agent berättar för nyhetsbyrån att Sharif dog av en hjärtattack på ett sjukhus i Kairo. Hans sonson Omar Sharif Jr., som hade bara förra veckan postat ett foto av sig själv och sin farfar på Facebook med meddelandet "Jag älskar dig," tweetade helt enkelt i morse, "Al-Baqa Lillah," ett arabiskt uttryck brukade förmedla kondoleanser. The Telegraph rapporterar att Sharif hade lidit av Alzheimers, och i maj sitt enda barn, Tarek El-Sharif berättade spanska tidningen El Mundo hans pappa inte kunde komma ihåg vissa detaljer om sina filmer. "Han minns till exempel att det var Doktor Zjivago men han har glömt när den filmades", sa El-Sharif. Sharif fick en Oscarsnominering för sin tur som Sherif Ali i Arabien, trots att han inte var Leans förstaval – skådespelaren Lean hade plockat avvisades för att ha fel ögonfärg, per NBC News. Sharif fördes tillbaka av Lean för Zjivago gick sedan vidare till rack upp mer än 100 skådespelarmeriter, inklusive roller som mongolhövdingen Djingis Khan i 1965 års eponymousfilm, Che Guevara i 1969 års Che!, och som spelare i Funny Girl med Barbra Streisand, en film som förbjöds i Egypten eftersom Sharif spelade en jude, NBC rapporterar. Telegrafen noterar att han även var känd som "en av världens största bridgespelare".
– Omar Sharif, the handsome Egyptian actor who became famous in America in 1962 Lawrence of Arabia and 1965 Doctor Zhivago – both directed by David Lean – has died at the age of 83, reports AP. His agent tells the news agency that Sharif died of a heart attack in a Cairo hospital. His grandson Omar Sharif Jr., who had only posted a photo of himself and his grandfather on Facebook last week with the message "I love you," tweeted simply this morning, "Al-Baqa Lillah," an Arabic expression used to convey condolences. The Telegraph reports that Sharif had suffered from Alzheimer's, and in May his only child, Tarek El-Sharif told Spanish newspaper El Mundo his father could not remember certain details of his films. "He remembers, for example, that it was Doctor Zhivago but he has forgotten when it was filmed," said El-Sharif. Sharif received an Academy Award nomination for his turn as Sherif Ali in Arabia, despite not being Lean's first choice – actor Lean had picked rejected to have the wrong eye color, per NBC News. Sharif was brought back by Lean for Zhivago then went on to rack up more than 100 acting credits, including roles as Mongol chief Genghis Khan in the 1965 eponymous film, Che Guevara in the 1969 Che!, and as player in Funny Girl with Barbra Streisand, a film banned in Egypt because Sharif played a Jew, NBC reports. The telegraph notes that he was also known as "one of the world's largest bridge players".