Breakdown of مستحيل نصلح الموتور اليوم.
Questions & Answers about مستحيل نصلح الموتور اليوم.
مستحيل means impossible or no way. In Levantine Arabic, it can be used very naturally at the beginning of a sentence to comment on the whole situation:
مستحيل نصلح الموتور اليوم
= It’s impossible for us to fix the engine today.
So مستحيل is not describing just one word; it is setting the tone for the whole statement.
In Arabic, the verb to be is usually omitted in the present tense.
So where English says:
It is impossible...
Arabic simply says:
مستحيل...
This is completely normal. The idea of is is understood automatically.
نصلح means we fix / we repair.
The prefix نـ often marks we in the present/imperfect verb in Levantine Arabic.
So:
- أصلح = I fix
- نصلح = we fix
- يصلح = he fixes
- تصلح = she fixes / you fix
In this sentence, نصلح means we fix or, in smoother English, we can fix / we will fix, depending on context.