Plans
آخِر الإِسْبوع
/ʼaakhir ilʼisbooʻ/
Means
Weekend
خِطَّة
/khiTTah/
Means
Plan
شاف
/shaaf/
Means
He met
شافَــتْ
/shaafit/
Means
She met
عَنْدي خِطَّة
/ʻandee khiTTah/
Means
I have a plan
ما عِنْدي خِطَّة
/maa ʻandee khiTTah/
Means
I do not have a plan
مَعْ
/maʻ/
Means
With
Example:
عَنْدي خِطَّة مَعْ عيلْتي
/ʻandee khiTTah maʻ ʻailtee/
I have a plan with my family
عَنْدي
Is an auxiliary verb.
The past tense would be formed like
كان عَنْدي
I had
Or
كان عَنْدَك
You had (Masculine)
مَوْعِد
/mawʻid/
Means
Appointment
مَوْعِد مَعْ
/mawʻid maʻ/
Means
An appointment with…
عَنْدُه
/ʻanduh/
Means
He has/ He owns
أَيْ ساعَة؟
/ʼay saaʻah/
Means
At what time?
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