basics · grammar
بِدّي
To want
How to say you want something
Keywords
- functional
The word بِدّ is used to mean 'want'. It is a "fake verb", which means that it acts like a verb, but doesn't conjugate like normal verbs. Tap on the keyword to see it's 'conjugations'
Phrases
The word بِدّ takes the direct object, the same as in english. So to say someone wants something, just say the thing after the fake verb.
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