Questions & Answers about الباقة غالية، بس السرعة كويسة.
In Arabic, present-tense sentences like this usually do not use a separate word for is / am / are.
So:
- الباقة غالية = The plan/package is expensive
- السرعة كويسة = The speed is good
This is a very common Arabic pattern called a nominal sentence.
If you want to say was, will be, etc., then Arabic usually does use extra words.
Because both nouns they describe are treated as feminine singular:
- الباقة → feminine
- السرعة → feminine
So the describing words agree with them:
- غالية = expensive (feminine)
- كويسة = good / okay (feminine)
The masculine forms would usually be:
- غالي
- كويس
So for example:
- الباقة غالية
- النت غالي؟ if a speaker is using a masculine noun
Agreement like this is very important in Arabic.
Here, بس means .