Questions & Answers about عندي موعد بالبنك بعد ساعة.
That’s exactly the idea. In Levantine Arabic, possession is often expressed as “at me” rather than with a verb like to have.
- عند = at / with
- ـي = my / me
So:
- عندي = I have / literally at me
- عندك = you have
- عنده = he has
- عندها = she has
So عندي موعد literally means I have an appointment.
In Arabic, especially in the present tense, you often do not need a verb like am / is / have in the same way English does.
In this sentence:
- عندي موعد = I have an appointment
There is no separate verb for have. The idea is built using عند + pronoun.
This is very normal in Levantine Arabic.
موعد means appointment, meeting time, or scheduled time, depending on context.