"Seth has a scarf and a t-shirt."

Translation: عِنْد سيث وِشاح وَتي شيرْت.

[Raggie6]

Because this is in MSA, modern standard Arabic, not dialect. Arabic is a VSO, verb subject object, language ;therefore عند need to be first.

[CallMePoly]

Alright, thanks.

[CallMePoly]

I might be wrong but in Lebanon, I'm used to say for example سيث عِنْد and not the other way around, I would like to know if it's just a mistake.

[momobrika]

Dialect is a bit different from fus7a. In algerian/lebanon dialect, I would normally say seth 3ando, but in fus7a, you must say 3and Seth, because fus7a arabic is VSO (verb-subject-object).

[Ahmedegx]

سيث عنده

[Abdullah811471]

الله عليك شاعر,

[Tomas859930]

You're right, you wouldn't hear it used like this in a real world, always like you said - Seth 3ando (...). This is Fus7a though, so formally this is correct.

[aralingo.app]

This question structure is wrong

[Slitinsky]

Is dialect always the other way around? And if not, will everyone understans fus7a?

[Ahmedegx]

yup, fus7a is more right!

[Ali515832]

It should be عنده because عندك means YOU have like addressing him directly.

[Abdullah811471]

خطأ لازم (عنده) ه is important

[ph.lq0TZg]

Ok

[bosy490307]

I advise against learning Arabic here, I am an Arab, and I found errors in the pronunciation

U can say سيث عنده