Questions & Answers about غالبا المديرة بتاخد قرار لما تكون الفكرة واضحة.
غالبا means usually / often / most likely, depending on context. In this sentence, it gives a habitual meaning: usually.
In Levantine, it commonly appears near the beginning of the sentence, as it does here:
- غالبا المديرة بتاخد قرار...
- المديرة غالبا بتاخد قرار...
Both are natural. Putting it first gives it a little more emphasis, like setting the scene: Usually, the manager...
الـ is the Arabic definite article, equivalent to the.
So:
- مديرة = a female manager / headmistress / director
- المديرة = the female manager / the headmistress / the director
In this sentence, we are talking about a specific person, so المديرة is definite.
المديرة is the feminine form of manager/director/principal, depending on context.
It can mean:
- the female manager
- the female director
- the headmistress / principal in a school context
The masculine version is:
- المدير = the male manager/director/principal
So the word tells you the person is feminine.