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How do you say God willing in Farsi?

There are a few ways to say "God willing" in Farsi, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* ان‌شاءالله (Insha'Allah) - This is the most common and formal way to say "God willing." It literally translates to "If God wills it."

Informal:

* به امید خدا (Be Omid-e Khoda) - This means "with the hope of God" and is more informal than "Insha'Allah."

* خدا بخواد (Khoda Bekhavad) - This literally means "God wants it" and is even more informal than the previous options.

Note: It's important to choose the appropriate expression based on the context and your relationship with the person you are talking to.

Example sentences:

* ان‌شاءالله فردا میرم مسافرت. (Insha'Allah, I'll go on a trip tomorrow.)

* به امید خدا همه چیز خوب میشه. (Be Omid-e Khoda, everything will be fine.)

* خدا بخواد هفته آینده میبینمت. (Khoda Bekhavad, I'll see you next week.)

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