Questions & Answers about حطيت المصاري بحساب التوفير.
It is Levantine Arabic.
A few clues:
- حطيت is a colloquial Levantine verb form.
- المصاري is a very common Levantine word for money.
- The sentence has no case endings, which is normal in spoken Arabic.
A similar MSA version would be وضعتُ المالَ في حسابِ التوفيرِ.
حطيت means I put or I placed.
The base verb is حطّ = to put / to place, and it is extremely common in everyday Levantine speech. It is much more natural in conversation than a formal verb like وضع.
Because the verb ending already tells you the subject.
In حطيت, the ending -يت marks first person singular in the past, so the meaning is already I put. You can add أنا if you want emphasis, but it is not necessary.
So:
- حطيت = I put
- أنا حطيت = I put / I’m the one who put