EGYPTIAN ARABIC VERB
to be worth it, to deserve
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المُضَارِع · now and habits: the b- forms (بَكْتِب)
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| أَنَاI am worth it | ||
| إِنْتَyou are worth it (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِyou are worth it (to a woman) | ||
| هُوَّhe is worth it | ||
| هِيَّshe is worth it | ||
| إِحْنَاwe are worth it | ||
| إِنْتُوyou all are worth it | ||
| هُمَّthey are worth it |
المَاضِي · finished actions (كَتَبْت, كَتَب)
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| أَنَاI was worth it | ||
| إِنْتَyou were worth it (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِyou were worth it (to a woman) | ||
| هُوَّhe was worth it | ||
| هِيَّshe was worth it | ||
| إِحْنَاwe were worth it | ||
| إِنْتُوyou all were worth it | ||
| هُمَّthey were worth it |
المُسْتَقْبَل · plans: the ha- forms (هَاكْتِب)
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| أَنَاI will be worth it | ||
| إِنْتَyou will be worth it (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِyou will be worth it (to a woman) | ||
| هُوَّhe will be worth it | ||
| هِيَّshe will be worth it | ||
| إِحْنَاwe will be worth it | ||
| إِنْتُوyou all will be worth it | ||
| هُمَّthey will be worth it |
المُضَارِع المُجَرَّد · the bare present (عَايِز أَكْتِب, لاَزِم تِكْتِب)
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| أَنَا(that) I am worth it | ||
| إِنْتَ(that) you are worth it (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِ(that) you are worth it (to a woman) | ||
| هُوَّ(that) he is worth it | ||
| هِيَّ(that) she is worth it | ||
| إِحْنَا(that) we are worth it | ||
| إِنْتُو(that) you all are worth it | ||
| هُمَّ(that) they are worth it |
One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.
الأَكْل هِنَا بِيِسْتَاهِل الزَّحْمَة.
The food here is worth the crowd.
الحَفْلَة اِسْتَاهْلِت السَّهَر كُلُّه.
The concert was worth the whole late night.
السَّفَر هَيِسْتَاهِل كُلّ التَّعَب.
The trip will be worth all the trouble.
عَايْزَة أَسْتَاهِل الثِّقَة دِي.
I want to deserve this trust.
The lessons that teach a form of it, and how they say it.
The same pattern, on other verbs: regular verb.