why there isn't sound with wich words, i read arabic kuran but when i listen egyptian or moroccan pronounciations are differents. as knowing so all a moroccan and egyptian can speak together, but dialec is different for each country. can you put listening pronouciation for each unit. As that learning is easier than lesons without sound.

We are planning to do that in the future.

I agree with the gentleman I think is more easy with pronuciacion.

I mean with sound

Zwin bzaf

shukran bezzaf. Bghit nt3llm l darija. ma9dersh nhder biha mezian hit ma9dersh nfhe kulchi.3ndi mushkilat bezzaf m3a lpronunciation u shi kalimat hit makaynsh bezzaf web sites b darija. bghit n3ref ila mumkin ta3wani. db nt3llm l darija bohdi bdit nt3llm men raba3 chhar welakin bghit nkamel m3a hadi.

Mer7ba bik khti Valery. Kifash nqedro n3awnouk?
Jerrebti tferrji f mosalsalat b darija?

When I was in Morocco, people used to say something like "in jah hunbie!" instead of "1-2-3 push!" perhaps it was in jaliln hun be - or something. Does anyone know the expression I'm after?

It sounds like "ya jah ennabi", which is calling the prophet's name.

wallahi had al-mawq3 ktir mumtaz w ana ma3 al-mut3lleqeen al-a7'ra. Shukran bzzaf ya mu3lem

Shukran bezzaf, Jonah.

is there any way one of the admins can teach derija 1 to 1 on whatsapp for any way of speaking to someone 1 to 1, i think itl help alot

So glad i came across this page. Thank you!!!

So glad i came across this page. Thank you!!!

is there any way one of the admins can teach derija 1 to 1 on whatsapp for any way of speaking to someone 1 to 1, i think itl help alot

Yes please please host a 1 on 1 or small group darija training if you can I would love to spend an hour a week and can paypal you the costs!

I would be interested in having one on one lessons to learn

How to pronounce the numbers mentioned in the spellings for example : Ma 3endish or mar7ba

Hi Prashansa
numbers are moroccan-made language hhhh
for example "3" we mean by it ع like when we say "arabic" it's a profound letter from the deep throat
(it's difficult to explain without listening)

The numbers are used to represent Arabic sounds that don't exist in English but are important to pronounce correctly so there is no misunderstanding of what you want to say. Those numbers somewhat represent the Arabic letters that correspond to those sounds:

7 is equivalent to the Arabic ح, and is similar to the English H, but farther back in the throat. (There is another letter ه , corresponding to the H sound we make in English, so you have to make the difference between those sounds to avoid confusion. It is normally represented in the English spelling H).

3 is equivalent to the Arabic ع, and is a sound made with the voice way back in the throat, kind of like twisting your esophagus when you make the sound with your voice. There is no similar sound in English!

How do you say " I can understand Darija but I dont speak it" ??

I enjoy your website very much. I hope to visit Morocco in 2027 for the total solar eclipse that will go through the nothern part of the country.

Keep up the good work. It is most appreciated by me.

aziiz alia Maghreb !

I love ❤️ Arabic

so helpful loved teaching my friends

Excellent, but please differentiate between i <> ī /î /ee

Are Darija words on audio?

Mass zebi a woudl 9ahba

Mass zebi a woudl 9ahba