Questions & Answers about البنت وصلت عالمدرسة الصبح.
Yes. بنت can mean girl or daughter, depending on context.
- بنت = girl / daughter
- البنت = the girl / the daughter
In a sentence like this, without extra family context, English usually translates it as the girl.
الـ is the Arabic definite article, equivalent to the in English.
So:
- بنت = a girl / girl
- البنت = the girl
In Levantine speech, this article is often pronounced more like il- or el- rather than a careful al-.
Because the verb is agreeing with a feminine singular subject: البنت.
The base verb is وصل = to arrive.
In the past tense:
- وصل can be the base form you see in dictionaries
- وصلت = she arrived
So وصلت by itself already tells you the subject is she.
When you add البنت, you make that subject explicit: the girl arrived.