هَات (to give here, to hand over (a command only)) · Egyptian Arabic verb conjugation

Conjugation

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الأَمْر · to a man, a woman and several people, and don’t

Form	Affirmative	Negative
إِنْتَgive here! (to a man)
إِنْتِgive here! (to a woman)
إِنْتُوgive here! (to several people)

One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.

Commands

هَات الشَّنْطَة, يَا كَرِيم, تِقِيلَة.

Give me the bag, Karim, it's heavy.

هَات is only ever a command, give here, hand it over: for bringing in any other tense Egyptians use جَاب, يِجِيب.
It takes the thing straight after it: هَات الشَّنْطَة, هَاتِي الفُلُوس.

The lessons that teach a form of it, and how they say it.

هَات الشَّنْطَة يَا بَشْمُهَنْدِس. Give me the suitcase, engineer.
قُلْت لُه هَات العِيش مِن الفُرْن. I told him to bring the bread from the bakery.
هَاقُول لُه هَات الكُرْسِي. I'll tell him to bring the chair.

هَات الشَّنْطَة يَا بَشْمُهَنْدِس. Give me the suitcase, engineer.
قُلْت لُه هَات العِيش مِن الفُرْن. I told him to bring the bread from the bakery.
هَاقُول لُه هَات الكُرْسِي. I'll tell him to bring the chair.