Questions & Answers about اذا بدك المكنسة، هي ورا الباب.
A common Levantine pronunciation would be:
iza baddak il-maknase, hiyye wara l-bab
A few notes:
- بدك is usually pronounced baddak when talking to a man, and baddik when talking to a woman.
- هي in Levantine is often pronounced hiyye, not just hiya.
- الـ often sounds like il- or el- in speech, so المكنسة is often il-maknase and الباب becomes l-bab after wara.
Here اذا means if.
So the first part, اذا بدك المكنسة, means if you want the broom.
In both Standard Arabic and Levantine, اذا is a very common way to introduce a condition.