Entering the atmosphere of Eid 1446 H is certainly a place to stay in touch and gather with family. It is not uncommon for us to be reunited with families that we rarely meet in our daily lives.

Of course, small talk is inevitable when meeting with relatives who have not met for a long time. Sometimes these pleasantries make the atmosphere uncomfortable during moments of togetherness.

Common Eid Questions and How to Answer Them

To avoid awkwardness, awkwardness, and even awkwardness, you can check out the following examples of common questions during Eid and how to answer them:

“Happy Eid, how are you?”

• Answer: “Alhamdulillah, good. I hope you are well and happy. Happy Eid!”

“Where have you been?”

• Answer: “I went back to my family's hometown. It's good to be together with the closest people.”

“What is the typical Eid menu at home?”

• Answer: “At home, we usually have ketupat, rendang, chicken opor, and Eid cookies. All family favorites.”

“What are your vacation plans after Lebaran?”

• Answer: “After Lebaran, I plan to take a short break and enjoy time with my family before returning to my activities.”

“Are you sorry?”

• Answer: “Alhamdulillah, I have. I hope to forgive each other and start the day with a clean heart.”

“Why does this year's Eid feel more special?”

• Answer: “Maybe because we can gather more with family and friends after not being able to see each other for a while.”

“What are your hopes for this year?”

• Answer: “May this year be full of blessings, happiness, and of course health for all.”

“How are you preparing for Eid at home?”

• Answer: “We have prepared everything, from food to home decorations. All in an atmosphere of happiness.”

“Why is Lebaran always synonymous with mudik?”

• Answer: “Homecoming is a tradition that has become an important part of gathering with extended family. It's a very meaningful moment for many people.”

“How much is your THR this year?”

• Answer: “Alhamdulillah, I got enough THR. Hopefully it can be put to good use for the family.”

“What are you most looking forward to during Lebaran?”

• Answer: “The most awaited moment is of course gathering with family, sharing happiness, and enjoying delicious dishes.”

“What does Lebaran mean to you?”

• Answer: “Lebaran for me is a moment to return to fitrah, forgive, and strengthen relationships with people we care about.”

“New clothes, huh?”

• Answer: “Hahaha, yes, wearing new clothes as a symbol of new spirit on this holy day. But keep it simple!”

“What is your family's Eid tradition?”

• Answer: “Our tradition, after the Eid prayer, we usually shake hands and give prayers to each other, then eat with the family.”

“What's your message for people who can't go home?”

• Answer: “Hopefully you can still celebrate Eid with joy, even if you are not with your extended family. The power of prayer and technology allows us to stay connected.”

“When did you get married?”

• Answer: “Thank you for your concern. But, right now I'm still focusing on my career.
• Just pray that I'll find the right one soon.
• I haven't seen the moon of my soul mate yet. Please pray.

Hopefully this list of questions and answers will help you speak more fluently during Lebaran!

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