مين هيدا؟ — هيدا جدّي
who's that? — that's my grandpa
In the story
مين هيدا؟ — هيدا جدّي؟
صح! هيدا جدّي.
Nour
Perfect. You asked: مين هيدا؟ — min hayda? “Who’s that?” And guessed: هيدا جدّي — hayda jiddé — “that’s my grandpa.” جدّي with a stressed j and a long dee: jiddé. Notice we’re still using هيدا for a masculine person. If it were grandma…
Learn it in the story
This phrase appears in the lesson:
Level pre-A1 · Lesson 8