Present
المُضَارِع · now and habits: the b- forms (بَكْتِب)
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| أَنَاI mean | ||
| إِنْتَyou mean (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِyou mean (to a woman) | ||
| هُوَّhe means | ||
| هِيَّshe means | ||
| إِحْنَاwe mean | ||
| إِنْتُوyou all mean | ||
| هُمَّthey mean |
EGYPTIAN ARABIC VERB
to mean, to intend
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المُضَارِع · now and habits: the b- forms (بَكْتِب)
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| أَنَاI mean | ||
| إِنْتَyou mean (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِyou mean (to a woman) | ||
| هُوَّhe means | ||
| هِيَّshe means | ||
| إِحْنَاwe mean | ||
| إِنْتُوyou all mean | ||
| هُمَّthey mean |
المَاضِي · finished actions (كَتَبْت, كَتَب)
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| أَنَاI meant | ||
| إِنْتَyou meant (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِyou meant (to a woman) | ||
| هُوَّhe meant | ||
| هِيَّshe meant | ||
| إِحْنَاwe meant | ||
| إِنْتُوyou all meant | ||
| هُمَّthey meant |
المُسْتَقْبَل · plans: the ha- forms (هَاكْتِب)
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| أَنَاI will mean | ||
| إِنْتَyou will mean (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِyou will mean (to a woman) | ||
| هُوَّhe will mean | ||
| هِيَّshe will mean | ||
| إِحْنَاwe will mean | ||
| إِنْتُوyou all will mean | ||
| هُمَّthey will mean |
المُضَارِع المُجَرَّد · the bare present (عَايِز أَكْتِب, لاَزِم تِكْتِب)
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| أَنَا(that) I mean | ||
| إِنْتَ(that) you mean (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِ(that) you mean (to a woman) | ||
| هُوَّ(that) he means | ||
| هِيَّ(that) she means | ||
| إِحْنَا(that) we mean | ||
| إِنْتُو(that) you all mean | ||
| هُمَّ(that) they mean |
One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.
بَقْصُد البِيت القَدِيم, مِش الجِدِيد.
I mean the old house, not the new one.
مَقَصَدْتِش أَزَعَّلَك, يَا كَرِيم.
I didn't mean to upset you, Karim.
لَمَّا أَقُول بُكْرَة, هَاقْصُد الصُّبْح.
When I say tomorrow, I'll mean the morning.
مُمْكِن تِقُول لِي تُقْصُد إِيه?
Can you tell me what you mean?
The same pattern, on other verbs: regular verb.