Hello Katabah!
We usually use
expression “And you?” as a short question after receiving a question from our
friend. For example: “Are you happy?” “Yes, I am happy, and you?”
Today let’s see such
expression in Arabic plus short conversation:
وَاَنْتَ؟
And you?
مَا اِسْمُكَ؟
What is your name?
اَنَا فَاطِمَة، وَاَنْتَ؟
I am Fatimah, and you?
اِسْمِى اَحْمَد
My name is Ahmad.
Expression “wa anta?” (وَاَنْتَ؟) is aimed for male,
while for female we can use “wa anti?” (وَاَنْتِ؟).
Vocabulary:
وَ:
and
اَنْتَ:
you (male)
اَنْتِ:
you (female)
مَا:
what
اِسْمُكَ:
your name (male)
اَنَا:
I
اِسْمِى:
my name
Thank you for reading my
experience in learning to express “And you?” in Arabic. See you later!
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