The phrase "'See should you arr" seems incomplete or incorrect. If you meant "See if you should arrive," the correct translation would depend on the full and accurate context. Could you please provide more information or check the phrase again? Based on a possible correction, here is an example: - Original: See if you should arrive - Translation: Check whether you ought to arrive Please clarify so I can assist further!

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Note: The original text appears to be a mix of unrelated phrases and doesn't form a coherent passage. The translation reflects this disjointed structure. If there are specific nuances or corrections needed, please clarify.