In this lesson, we will see different ways to express your love to your Moroccan partner, especially how to say I LOVE YOU in DARIJA. Different Ways To Say “I LOVE YOU” In DARIJA: Kanbghik = I love you. It comes from the verb “Bgha” which means “to want” and it’s like you are saying …
Telling time is useful for our daily conversations in Morocco or anywhere in the world and this is why we made this lesson to learn how to tell time in Darija / Moroccan Arabic. To do so, we use the demonstrative pronoun “HADI” and the appropriate number with the definite article (Check the lesson about …
While you are in Morocco, Expressing Possession is something important in your daily conversations. This is why we made this lesson to explain it. Then, if you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comment section. Expressing Possession With The Word “DYAL” The word “Dyal” in Darija can be used as the equivalent …
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The verb to have is important to know in DARIJA and we will see in this lesson its conjugation in the present tense, past tense, future tense, and another meaning of this verb in its present tense form. Conjugation of The Verb to have in DARIJA: The verb to have in the present tense: Ana …
In English to express the future, some of the ways is using the verb “will” or this form “be going to“. In the French language, one of the future tense forms is using the verb “Aller” in present tense + the verb in the infinitive form. In DARIJA, to express the future tense, we use …
In Moroccan Arabic, there are four types of verbs and the present tense conjugation in DARIJA has the following form: English / DARIJA / Present Tense Form I / Ana / Kan … You (Sing, M) / Nta / Kat …
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Verbs used in the spoken Darija in Morocco are almost dominated by the standard Arabic with some differences and you will notice that verbs in Darija have fewer or no vowels which makes them short. We have four verbs types in Moroccan Arabic or Darija: CCC Verbs form; CC verbs form; CCV Verbs Form; CVC …
In this lesson, we will see the eight Moroccan Arabic personal pronouns. Then, you can use them in simple sentences while you introduce yourself in DARIJA or have discussions and you are addressing one or a group of people…etc. In addition, we will see how we use these personal pronouns with Nouns, Adjectives, Verbs and …
In this lesson, we will see the rule of the feminine form in Darija applied for Words and Adjectives. At the end of this course, there is a list of masculine nouns and adjectives in Moroccan Arabic to turn into feminine form. Feminine in Standard Arabic The “ a” at the end of a feminine …
In this lesson, we will see how to introduce yourself in Darija: Name, Age, Nationality, Where you live, and Occupation. How to introduce your name? The question: What is your name? The question ==> Achno/Chno Smitk ? The answer: Smiti …. / Smiya dyali …. = My name is … Smiti Khalid / Smiya dyali …
