Questions & Answers about يمكن العرض المباشر يبلش بعد شوي.
Here يمكن means maybe / perhaps / it may be that.
In Levantine, when يمكن comes at the beginning of a sentence like this, it usually introduces possibility or uncertainty, not ability. So it is closer to:
- maybe
- perhaps
- it might be that
If you wanted to talk about someone being able to do something, Levantine often uses بيقدر instead.
Yes. يبلش is a very common Levantine verb form meaning he/it starts or he/it begins.
It comes from the verb بلّش = to start / to begin.
So:
- بلّش = he started
- يبلش = he/it starts, may start, might start
This verb is much more conversational in Levantine than a more formal verb like يبدأ.
Because العرض is grammatically masculine singular.
In Arabic, the verb agrees with the grammatical gender and number of the subject. Since العرض is masculine singular, the verb is also masculine singular: