In this article, we will see the Week Days in DARIJA and months. Also, we will see how to count Days, Months and Years in Moroccan Arabic. Week Days in DARIJA : L7D : SUNDAY TNIN : MONDAY TLAT : TUESDAY LARB3 : WEDNESDAY LKHMIS : THURSDAY JM3A : FRIDAY …
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In this article, you have a detailed course about Moroccan Arabic Transcription used by Moroccans with pronunciation. Knowing about the transcription is useful in DARIJA classes, to be able to exchange text messages in DARIJA with your Moroccan friends or family, and may also be helpful to read and understand some advertisement phrases outside in …
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You will learn in this lesson, how to count in Darija which is similar to counting in Standard Arabic with some differences. In Moroccan Arabic, numbers are shorter than in Standard Arabic and here you have some examples: 3achara (عشرة = 10) in Standard Arabic and in Moroccan Arabic we say 3chra. Khamsata 3achar (خمسة عشر= …
In this lesson, we will see the Definite Article in Darija. The definite article used in English is ” The ” and in the french language is ” La, Le, and Les “. In classical Arabic, the definite article is ” AL ” and in Darija, Moroccans do not pronounce the vowel ” A ” …
