الدارجة المغربية

In this lesson, we will discuss the comparison in Moroccan Arabic, the comparative and superlative adjectives, followed by examples. The Comparison In Moroccan Arabic Comparative Adjectives Comparative adjectives are used when comparing the quality of the objects (like taller, bigger, faster), they are used in sentences where two nouns are compared using this pattern: Noun […]

In this lesson, we will talk about the colors in Moroccan Arabic (with audio), and how to specify if the color is dark or light, followed by examples. Colors In Moroccan Arabic English Transcribed Moroccan Arabic Using Arabic Alphabet Beige Beige بيج Black K7el كحل Blue Zrq زرق Brown Qehwi/ Bunni قهوي/بني Burgundy Gruna كَرونة

In this lesson, we will talk about the imperative in Moroccan Arabic, and how to use it in both positive and negative forms. The Imperative In Moroccan Arabic To form the positive imperative in Moroccan Arabic, we drop ka/ta and the prefix -t from the singular and plural “you” pronouns in the present tense. Example:

In today’s lesson, we will talk about negation in Moroccan Arabic, and how to express it, followed by several examples to understand it well. To express negation in Moroccan Arabic, Moroccans use two negative markers, one before the verb (ma-) and one after the verb (-sh). Negation In Moroccan Arabic Mashi the word of negation

In this lesson, we will talk about the definite article in Moroccan Arabic. The definite article in Darija is “L” it’s the same article used in Modern Standard Arabic “AL” but without “A”, and we use it for masculine and feminine, in both singular and plural. The Definite Article In Moroccan Arabic We have two

Expressing possession in Moroccan Arabic is a skill that you will carry with you in your everyday situations, that’s why it’s a necessity to learn it, the good news is it’s simple and this lesson will prove you just that. There are two ways to express possession in Moroccan Arabic: adding the word “Dyal” (or

In this lesson, we will discuss the past tense in Moroccan Arabic, the suffixes added to every type of the 4 Darija verb types, followed by examples. (We talked about the 4 types in this post here. Let’s get started! Past Tense In Moroccan Arabic The Past Tense Form In Moroccan Arabic We will use

In this lesson, we will talk about the future tense in Moroccan Arabic, the simple form used, and the word (prefix) that indicates the future, followed by examples. this lesson is quite easy but understanding the present tense will make it even easier. Let’s start! The Future Tense In Moroccan Arabic The Word Of The

The present tense in Moroccan Arabic is pretty straightforward as there is a simple form to apply to verbs to get the conjugation right, but bear in mind that there are 4 types of Darija verbs: CCV, CVC, CCC, and CC (C: Consonant and V: Vowel) which we will explain and give some examples. Present

Moroccan Arabic Personal Pronouns is one of the first basic lessons every Darija learner has to learn to talk about or describe anything, adding to that verbs, nouns, and adjectives to give complete sentences. So in this post, we will talk about the eight personal pronouns in Moroccan Arabic, how to use these pronouns with