"هِيَّ بِنْتِك يا كَري."

Translation: She is your daughter, Carrie.

[suhil078]

ابْنَتُكِ

[ParissaMok]

I have one issue with this; Isn't it supposed to be "hiya bintuk" instead of "bintik"?

[nandan108]

or "hiya bintuki", if I understand correctly...
Unless I'm mistaken, the ending should be 'i' because we're talking to Carrie, a female.

[arabmouni]

Yes, but "bintuki" is MSA while "bintik" is going to be more Levantine/Egyptian. It's very common to say "bintik" in daily, colloquial speech. I find it preferred when speaking actually and am not personally a fan of "bintuki", etc.

[PhamHoa0]

May I ask is it a question?

[dave159559]

You have to add "hal" in the start for it to be a question

[Sophia_Eressea]

no, it's one parent blaming the other

[the_linguaphile]

Was Carrie in an accident that caused memory loss?