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'Indee = at + mine عند+ي =عندي It's not a verb "to have" like English. It's an adverbial of place and time in Arabic. Attached to it is the relevant attached pronoun. In this case my/mine ي. (At my possession, at mine) Lastu = I am not لستُ Laysa ليس = It is not (هو ليس) the object is not *لست عندي= I am not at myself That would not make any sense. Another common way is ما عندي Maa 'indee =not at mine Hope this helps clear your doubts
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Why don't we say لستُ عندي ? as we are speaking in 1st person singular here and 1st person singular form of ليس is لستُ.🤔🤔🤔
'Indee = at + mine عند+ي =عندي
It's not a verb "to have" like English. It's an adverbial of place and time in Arabic. Attached to it is the relevant attached pronoun. In this case my/mine ي. (At my possession, at mine)
Lastu = I am not لستُ
Laysa ليس = It is not
(هو ليس) the object is not
*لست عندي= I am not at myself
That would not make any sense.
Another common way is ما عندي
Maa 'indee =not at mine
Hope this helps clear your doubts
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I was really confused and you cleared my doubt