Questions & Answers about جارتي سألتني اذا خلصنا الحجز، وقلتلا اي ولسه عم نستنى خبر.
The base word is جارة, which means female neighbor. When you add the possessive suffix -ي for my, the final ة changes to ت before the suffix:
جارة + ي → جارتي
So جارتي means my female neighbor.
If you wanted my male neighbor, you would usually say جاري.
سألتني = سألت + ني
- سألت = she asked
- ني = me
So the whole word means she asked me.
In Levantine, attached object pronouns like -ني are very common, so instead of saying a separate word for me, Arabic often attaches it directly to the verb.
Here إذا means if / whether in the sense of an indirect question:
سألتني إذا خلصنا الحجز
= She asked me if / whether we finished the booking
This is very common in Levantine. In English, after ask, we often say or . Arabic uses naturally in that role.