Questions & Answers about هاد الجزء صغير.
Yes. هاد is a Levantine form of this for a masculine singular noun. It corresponds to MSA هذا.
In different parts of the Levant, you may also hear forms like هيدا or the attached form هالـ. In this sentence, هاد points to الجزء, which is masculine singular.
That is normal Arabic structure.
When a demonstrative like هاد comes before a noun, the noun is usually definite, so it takes الـ:
- هاد الجزء = this part
- literally: this the-part
So even though it sounds unusual from an English point of view, it is the expected pattern.
In Arabic, the verb to be is usually not said in the present tense.
So:
- هاد الجزء صغير
- literally: this part small
- natural English: This part is small
This kind of sentence is called a nominal sentence or verbless sentence in the present tense.