basics · grammar
مَعي
To have (with)
How to say you have something with you now
The word مَع means 'have'. It is a fake verb (the same as بِدّ and عِند), which means it doesn't conjugate like normal verbs. Tap on the keyword to see it's 'conjugations'
Keywords
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In this context, مَع is different to عِند, and means to have something with you physically right now, whereas عِند means to have something in general.
Phrases
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Comments (2)
Raja ·
need the plural here as well
Learn Levantine ·
@Raja we've added in the plural now
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