"هَل أَنا كُرْسي الْقِطّة؟"

Translation: Am I the cat's chair?

[tasyona]

If you have own a cat you are

[Adel562161]

Cutest phrase yet.

[JayJackJohnson]

Is this an Arabic expression or just a Duolingo-y sentence?

[Sikeryali]

The latter.

[M.S.Akkad]

It is NOT an Arabic expression at all

[StillLearning..]

No. It's a Duolingo-sentence

[Sean_Roy]

My cat has many chairs; I am merely one of them.

[Hans696562]

U will understand if u had a cat

[Szaf16]

You are the cats everything, silly.

[Alshfik]

Strange sentence... I know it makes sense and has a simile-like meaning, but the lack of context in addition to the second-person viewpoint makes it weird.

[vsandl]

Why isn't it al-kursi al-qita ?

[M.S.Akkad]

kursi al-qita: the cat's chair
al-kursi al-qita : (this is unusual it means the chair itself is a cat, just as you say "batman" means the man is a bat as well)

[M.S.Akkad]

usually, when you use two substantives, the first one is always undefined, the second one could be either undefined or defined

[HopeforAll1]

Am i the cat's chair: هل انا كرسي القطة

[fred91883]

To learn new grammar aren't there more meaningful sentences?...