Questions & Answers about صديقتي عندها فكرة مختلفة، لكن مشروعها صعب قليلا.
The base word is صديقة = female friend.
It is made of:
- صديق = friend (male)
- صديقة = friend (female)
Then Arabic adds the suffix ـي to show my:
- صديقة = a female friend
- صديقتي = my female friend
A few things are happening at once:
- the ـة in صديقة marks the noun as feminine
- the ـي at the end is the possessive suffix my
So صديقتي literally means my friend (female).
Arabic often expresses possession with عند + a pronoun, rather than using a verb exactly like English have.
- عند basically means at or with
- ها means her
So:
- عندها = with her / she has
In this sentence:
- صديقتي عندها فكرة مختلفة
- literally: My friend, with her, an idea different
- natural English: My friend has a different idea
This is a very common Arabic pattern: