Questions & Answers about كتبت الرقم غلط في الاستمارة، فالموظفة قالت لي اكتب الرقم تاني.
Because Arabic usually does not need an explicit subject pronoun when the verb already shows who did the action.
- كتبت here means I wrote
- the ending -ت tells you it is first person singular in the past
So أنا is optional. You could say أنا كتبت for emphasis, but most of the time كتبت by itself is enough.
غلط means wrong, incorrect, or by mistake.
In this sentence, it works like an adverb in English:
- كتبت الرقم غلط = I wrote the number wrong
- more naturally in English: I wrote the number incorrectly
In Egyptian Arabic, غلط is very common and flexible. It can also be used as a noun or adjective in other contexts:
- ده غلط = This is wrong
- فيه غلط = There is a mistake