Instructions: You are given a passage. You need to construct a question about the information present in the passage. Construct a question in such a way that (i) it is unambiguous, (ii) its answer is the whole paragraph. Avoid creating questions that can be answered correctly without actually understanding the paragraph.
Input: Well, "assalmualaykum" is meant for greeting and saying "good bye" only from Muslims to Muslims.\n\nIf you are greeting an Arab, unsure of his/her religion, you could say "Ahlan wa sahlan" (Ah-lunn wah-sah-lunn). He/she will say back "Ahlan bika/biki/bikum". You could also say "Marhaban bika" (Marr-hah-bun bee-kah)for a man, "Marhaban biki" (marr-hah-bun bee-key) for a woman or "Marhamaban bikum" (Marr-huh-bun bee-koom) for many. The terms literally mean "Love to you" or so.\n\nWhen separating, you say "Ilal liqoq ma us salamah" (Ee-lul-lee-qoc ma us sah-lah-muh).\nIt means "Until next time. With peace or Have peace or Peace!".\n\nHope you will get some benefit from me.
Output:
how do you greet in arabian?