بِتْمَنَّى
/bitmannaa/
Means
I wish/ I hope
بِتْمَنَّى سافِرْ عَالأُرْدُن
/bitmannaa saafir ʻalʼurdun/
Means
I hope to travel to Jordan
بِتْمَنَّى هاد الشي
/bitmannaa haad ishee/
Means
I hope so
إِزا
/ʼizaa/
Means
If
“إِزا”
would be used for possibilities
The conditional sentence in Arabic
“إِزا + Present tense ,Past tense“
إِزا دَرَسِتْ بتِنْجَحْ
/ʼizaa darasit raH tinjaH/
If you study, you will succeed
Example:
إِزا دَرَسِتْ رَحْ تِنْجَحْ
/ʼizaa darasit raH tinjaH/
Means
If you study, you will succeed
إِلَّا إِزا
/ʼillaa ʼizaa/
Means
Unless
ما رَحْ تِنْجَحْ بِالإِمْتِحان إِلَّا إِزا دَرَسِتْ
/maa raH tinjaH bilʼimtiHaan ʼillaa ʼizaa darasit/
Means
You will not pass unless you study
لَوْ
/law/
Means
If
would be used to show a fact that would have happened in the past if done under certain conditions
لَوْ قَرَيتْ هاد الكتاب كِنْت فهِمِتْ
/law ʼarait haad ilktaab kint fhimit/
Means
If you read this book you would have understood
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