"Seth has a new skirt."

Translation: عِنْد سيث تَنّورة جَديدة.

[Kristoff-Johan]

Perhaps he is a fashion designer?

[ajhaze]

real men wear skirts

[sunaaj]

Mini shirts

[FJ7FJ]

Scots wear skirts.

[DuoLiNxo]

Kilt to be more precise

[AniOhevYayin]

My understanding is that the first word needs to be عنده because it's Seth, grammatically masculine. Is that correct? I mention this point because عنده was not one of the options.

[Dreamer71]

Ok, I'll try to explain this without getting verbose. عند
is a preposition (at/with, although we translate it as "have"), and the various letters after it are the pronoun suffixes.
I have عندي
You have عندك
He has عنده
In this case, we are using the noun (Seth) instead of a pronoun suffix, so it's just عند

[AniOhevYayin]

Thanks

[CARLSTATON1]

عندهis not an option to choose

[VikaRoshak]

I practice 4 more languages with Duolingo (Dutch, Hebrew, Yiddish and Greek). Sentences like 'Judy is Carrie's wife' and 'Seth has a skirt' are there only in the course of Arabic. Why?)))

[Quikkmaffs]

Why diacritic ِ when its pronounced 3a?

[FerencziDn2]

I think the pronounciation is closer to 3ind than 3and

[Away54]

Quikkmaffs, FerencziDn2:

It is "3ind" where the "3ain" ع letter is with kasra, ie. "3i" عِ . Furthermore, if we follow Standard, عِنْد is pronounced as "3inda" عِنْدَ -- and is always as "3inda" at any case.

(Update: I got a downvote without any reason for my legitimate answer).

[Talha640807]

What is the correct pronunciation tannura, tannuratan, tannurata or tannuratun. And why?

[FranciscoGTR]

The first word is the dictionary form and the other words are examples of nunation

[StelaIsADiver]

Ok so now this explains why Bob doesn't have the skirt