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No. 3,130 in Arabic

القادمين

The word "القادمين" in English means "the arriving" or "the newcomers."

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  • مرحبًا بالقادمين الجدد إلى المدرسة.

    Welcome to the new arrivals at the school.

    The word 'القادمين' refers to 'the arrivals' (those who have just come) and is used to indicate the new individuals arriving at a location—in this case, the school.

  • أتمنى أن يكون القادمين إلى الحفل قد استمتعوا بالبرنامج.

    I hope the arrivals at the party enjoyed the program.

    The word 'القادمين' here again refers to 'the arrivals' (those who attended) indicating people arriving at the event.

  • القادمين إلى المدينة قد لاحظوا جمالها الأخاذ.

    The arrivals to the city have noticed its captivating beauty.

    In this sentence, 'القادمين' signifies 'the arrivals,' pointing out individuals who have come to the city and experienced its charm.

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