"لَيْسَ هُناك كِتاب قَصير في شَنْطَتَك يا بوب."

Translation: There is no short book in your bag, Bob.

[Hsn626796]

A better used word is "حقيبة", rather than "شنطة"

[arabmouni]

Perhaps in your dialect. Shanta is a very common way to say "bag" in Jordanian/Palestinian Arabic.

[AniOhevYayin]

Have a lingot for helping us with this point. According to the book Arabic vs Arabic: A Dialect Sampler (p. 7), حقيبة is MSA and Algerian, but شنطة/shanta is used almost everywhere else (Sudan, Egypt, Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen).

[HaliPuppeh]

The Weir dictionary also gives شنطة as "suitcase, satchel, bag".

[ShahzaibAl10]

Shouldn't a 'small book' be accepted in place of a 'short book'?

'Small' for Qaseer is accepted everywhere else!

[Gilashoshannah]

rising intonation at the end makes
it sounds like a question, as if it should start 'isn't there...?'