Questions & Answers about هوايتي الجديدة رياضة المشي والركض بعد الشغل.
Because Arabic often leaves out the verb to be in the present tense.
So this sentence is a nominal sentence:
- هوايتي الجديدة = my new hobby
- رياضة المشي والركض بعد الشغل = walking and running after work / the exercise of walking and running after work
In natural English, we need is, but in Arabic the present-tense is is usually understood.
So the structure is basically:
- My new hobby Ø walking and running after work
If you want, you can also add هي for extra clarity:
- هوايتي الجديدة هي رياضة المشي والركض بعد الشغل
That is still natural and means the same thing.
هوايتي means my hobby.
It is built from:
- هواية = hobby
- ـي = my
So:
- هواية + ي → هوايتي
A useful thing to notice: when a word ending in ة takes a suffix, that ة is pronounced like t.
So even though the base word is هواية, in هوايتي you hear the t sound.
Also, learners sometimes confuse:
- هوايتي = my hobby
- هويتي = my identity / my ID
Those are different words.