A: aina ebnee
Where is my son?
B:
ebnuka
(masc.) fee al madrasa
Your son is at school.
A: aina bintuke (fem.)
Where is your daughter?
B:
bintee
fee al hammam
My daughter is in the Turkish
bath.
A: aina abuka
Where is your father?
B: abee fee al ’amal.
My father is
at work.
A: aina sayyaratuka
Where is your car?
B:
laysat (fem.) ‘ndee ayyatu (fem.)
sayyara
I don't have any car.
A:
ainahum
attfaluka
Where are your children?
B: laysa (mas.) 'indee ayyu (mas.) attfal
I don't have any children.
A:
ainahuwa
zawjee
Where is my husband?
B:
zawjuke fee al mirhad
Your husband is in the toilet.
A: ainaheya ummee
Where is my mother?
B: ummuke fee al mattbakh.
Your mother is in the kitchen.
A: ainaheya haqeebatee
Where is my handbag?
B:
haqeebatuke (fem.)
fawqa attilfaz
Your handbag is on the television
set.
A:
ainahuwa
qalamee
Where is my pen?
B: huwa fee jaybik
It is in your pocket.
A:
ainahuwa Ahmed
Where is Ahmed?
B: ana la a’rif
I don't
know.
A:
ainaheya
Aïcha
Where
is Aïcha?
B:
ana la a’rifu ainaheya
I don't know where she
is.
A:
ainahum al attfal
Where are the children ?
B:
ana la a’rifu ainahum
I don't know where they are.
A:
ela
aina
anta dahibun (mas.)
Where
are you going?
B:
ana
dahibun ela al madrasa
I’m going to school.
A:
ela aina
huwa
dahibun (masc.)
Where is he going ?
B: huwa dahibun ela al madrasa
He
is going to school.
A:
ela
aina heya dahibatun (fem.)
Where is she going?
B:
heya
dahibatun ela assooq
She is going to market.
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