Moroccan Darija Vocabulary Quiz

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What is the term for 'hello' in Moroccan Darija Arabic?

Salam (correct)
Marhaba
Ahlan
Shukran

Which term is used in Moroccan Darija Arabic to refer to 'thank you'?

Shukran (correct)
La shukran
Afwan
Barakallah

What does the term 'b'sseha' refer to in Moroccan Darija Arabic?

Please
Congratulations (correct)
I'm sorry
Goodbye

Which term is used in Moroccan Darija Arabic to refer to 'water'?

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What does the term 'ghir' refer to in Moroccan Darija Arabic?

But (B) Signup and view all the answers

Which term is used in Moroccan Darija Arabic to refer to 'tomorrow'?

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Moroccan Darija for 'hello'

Salam

Moroccan Darija for 'thank you'

Shukran

Moroccan Darija for 'congratulations'

B'sseha

Moroccan Darija for 'water'

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Moroccan Darija for 'but'

Ghir

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Moroccan Darija for 'tomorrow'

Ghad

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Study Notes

Greetings and Basic Phrases in Moroccan Darija Arabic

The term for 'hello' in Moroccan Darija Arabic is 'As-salamu alaykum' or 'Salut' for informal settings.
'Shukraan' is used to express gratitude, meaning 'thank you'.

Common Expressions and Vocabulary

'B'sseha' is a phrase used to respond to someone's good news or to wish someone good health, roughly translating to 'good health'.
The term for 'water' in Moroccan Darija Arabic is 'maa'.
'Ghir' means 'except' or 'without' in Moroccan Darija Arabic.
'Ghadi' or 'bachar' is used to refer to 'tomorrow'.

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Test your knowledge of Moroccan Darija Arabic vocabulary with this quiz! Learn common greetings like 'hello' and expressions of gratitude like 'thank you.' Explore the meaning of the term 'b'sseha' and expand your understanding of this unique dialect.