Questions & Answers about اذا وجع بطنك ما راح، لازم تحجز موعد تاني بالعيادة.
Here إذا introduces a condition, so it means if.
In Levantine, إذا can sometimes feel like if or when, depending on context. In this sentence, it clearly sets up a condition:
- إذا وجع بطنك ما راح = if your stomach pain doesn’t go away
So for a learner, if is the safest understanding here.
Here وجع is best understood as a noun meaning pain or ache.
So:
- وجع بطنك = your stomach pain / your stomachache
That means the structure is closer to:
- If your stomach pain doesn’t go away...
This is different from the verb يوجع = to hurt.
For example:
- بطنك عم يوجعك = your stomach is hurting you
- وجع بطنك ما راح = your stomach pain didn’t go away / hasn’t gone away