“Bought” (past) (verb) in Tunisian Arabic

In Tunisian Arabic, “Bought” (the verb, in the past tense) is written using the Latin script as:

(I) Chrit

(You) Chrit

(You, plural) Chritou

(He) Chra

(She) Chret

(We) Chrina

(They) Chrew

Using the Arabic script, it is written as:

شريت (I)

شريت (You)

شريتو (You, plural)

شرا (He)

شرات (She)

شرينا (We)

شراو (They)

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Examples in sentences or statements

 
“I bought you a ring.”

Chritlek khatem.

.شريتلك خاتم

 
“I bought new jeans earlier.”

Chrit serwel jeans 9bila.

.شريت سروال دجين جديد قبيلة

 
“I didn’t buy anything earlier.”

Ma chrit chay 9bila.

.ما شريت شي قبيلة

 
“What did you buy?”

Chnou chrit?

شنو شريت؟

 
“What did you all buy today?”

Chnou chritou lyoum?

شنو شريتو اليوم؟

 
“He bought a gift for his girlfriend.”

Chra cadeaux l sa7abtou.

.شرا كادو لصاحبتو

 
“She bought flowers for her mom.”

Chret ward lommha.

.شرات ورد لأمّها

 
“We bought some new furniture.”

Chrina chwaya atheth jdid.

.شرينا شوية أثاث جديد

 
“We bought some new items for the house.”

Chrina chwaya 7ajet leddar.

.شرينا شوية حاجات للدّار

 
“The neighbours bought new furniture for their patio.”

Ejiren chrew atheth jdid lel viranda.

.الجّيران شراو أثاث جديد للفيراندا

 

In other Mediterranean languages and dialects

“Bought” (past) (verb) in Lebanese Arabic