Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Ramadan"

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The sentence should be written with correct pronunciation in order to make sense –

Say, are you fasting for Ramadan?

Ramadan is the month which Muslims spend not eating during daylight hours. I forget which month it is, but every Muslim in the world is supposed to do it.

So – the question is asking – tell me, will you be doing Ramadan this year?

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A: I fast (DURING) Ramadan.

A: Our teacher asked us if during Ramadan Muslims eat a few days' worth of food in a single day. (I think she really has no idea).

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A: Yes, natural

A: I'm Australian and i've only heard about Ramadan feast.

Isn't it a islamic (i'm not sure of the right term for the religion (sorry)) event where you don't eat for an entire day in respect of a god which is Ramadan itself and the day after is a Ramadan feast so you can renourish yourself with food with family and friends?

A: Say putting instead of put. But it is still very good!

A: As you know, Ramadan began many days ago.

if the person you are talking to is not aware of Ramadan having begun, you may also say

As you may not of known, Ramadan began many days ago.

A: It is a month long ritual for muslims involving fasting (not eating) during the day.