Colloquial Arabic - Verb To Have

The equivalent of the English verb "To have" is expressed by using the word "Andi". The pattern for them is demonstrated in the following examples by changing the appropriate possessive pronoun (notice the letters written in Red):

1) Positive Statement

عند Have (Root Verb)
I (أنا)	عندي	Andi	I have
We (احنا)	عندنا	Andina	We have
You - Masc (إنت)	عندك	Andak	You have
You - Fem (إنتي)	عندك	Andik	You have
You - Plural (انتو)	عندكو	Andaku	You have
He (هو)	عنده	Anduhu (Silent "Hu" sound)	He has
She (هي)	عندها	Andaha	She has
They (هم)	عندهم	Andahum	They have

2) Negative statement by putting "Ma" at the beginning + verb "To have" with appropriate pronoun + "Sh" at the end. Let see the pattern bellow :

عند Have (Root Verb)
I (أنا)	ماعنديش	Ma Andish	I haven't
We (احنا)	ماعندناش	Ma Andinash	We haven't
You - M (إنت)	ماعندكش	Ma Andaksh	You haven't
You - F (إنتي)	ماعندكش	Ma Andiksh	You haven't
You - P (انتو)	ماعندكوش	Ma Andakush	You haven't
He (هو)	ماعندوش	Ma Andush	He han't
She (هي)	ماعندهاش	Ma Andahash	She hasn't
They (هم)	ماعندهمش	Ma Andahumsh	They haven't

Examples:
1) Andak ashab?
Do you have friends? - عندك اصحاب

2) Ana andi meshkela
I have a problem - انا عندي مشكله

3) Lau andaku sur hatuha hina
If you guys have photos, bring them here - لو عندكو صور حطوها هنا

4) Indak ayyi sual?
Do you have any questions? - عندك اي سؤال