Questions & Answers about حضرتك عندك ضغط عالي اليوم، ولا هاد بس من التعب؟
حضرتك is a polite way to say you in many Levantine situations. It is respectful, similar to saying sir / ma’am or using a polite you.
In this sentence, it makes the question sound more courteous, which fits a medical or professional context.
A few useful notes:
- حضرتك can be used for both men and women
- it is common in polite conversation, especially with strangers, older people, patients, customers, etc.
- in everyday casual speech with friends, people would more often just use forms without حضرتك
In Levantine Arabic, possession is often expressed with عند plus a pronoun ending.
So:
- عندك = you have
- literally, it is something like at you
Examples:
- عندي سيارة = I have a car
- عندها وقت = she has time
- عندهم مشكلة = they have a problem
So حضرتك عندك ضغط عالي اليوم literally works like:
- you, you have high blood pressure today
That is a very normal Arabic structure.