"عِنْد جودي بَيْت عَرَبِيّ جَميل جِدّاً."

Translation: Judy has a very pretty Arabic house.

[TateQuinon]

I believe it should be
جودي عندها

[_FiX_]

yes that is more correct and sounds nicer.

The construction suggested is not wrong though, it is just strange but grammatically correct.

[SofiaKhan3]

Wouldn't it be a repetition? I mean "He has" and "Judy".

[Weggs]

But "he has" is "هو عنده" and "she has" is "عندها."The "عند" is a numberless, genderless word that comes before the subject.

[_FiX_]

no it means 'at'

[KatieC993112]

So in English it would be called a preposition. Do Arabs think of it as a preposition?

[yaTyLLPe]

Judy has a pretty ARAB-style house.

[Divenzi]

what if you wanted to say "Judy has a pretty, very Arabic, house?

[AnnySaam]

Arab house, not Arabic, Arabic is the language...

[KatieC993112]

English speakers are always disagreeing about Arab and Arabic. I'd say the difference is fluid. It hasn't settled in the language.

[Ibraahiim13]

I typed Arab and DL accepted.

[akselarium]

Why is this on the foods section