Questions & Answers about اذا ما عندك حساب عالموقع، فيكي تعملي واحد بدقيقة.
Here اذا means if.
The ما is not part of اذا itself; it belongs with عندك to make the clause negative:
- اذا = if
- ما عندك = you don’t have
So:
- اذا ما عندك حساب = if you don’t have an account
In some contexts, learners also see إذا ما used together in other ways, but in this sentence the easiest way to read it is simply:
- اذا
- ما عندك
In Levantine Arabic, possession is often expressed with عند, which literally means something like at or with.
So:
- عندي = I have
- عندك = you have
- عنده = he has
- عندها = she has
Literally, عندك حساب is closer to there is an account at/with you, but in natural English we translate it as you have an account.
This is very common in spoken Arabic and one of the main ways to express have.