hi, hello

salam alikoum
literaly: peace is with you

hi, hello
answer

ou alikoum salam
literaly: with you is the peace

how are you?

to a man: kider?
to a woman: kidera?

how are you?

labas? / beher?

all right?

koulchi beher? / koulchi mezien?

all right! / i am fine! / it's ok!

labas! / mezien! / beher!

all right!

koulchi mezien! / koulchi beher!

i am really fine!

hàmdoullah! / hàmdoulillah!
literaly: i'm fine with my god

good morning

sbàah lahèr

good evening

msìa saìda

good night

lèila saìda

see you

besslàma

thank you!

choukràn!

you are welcome!

la choukràn al awajb!

thanks a lot!

baraka alìk!
literaly: you are blessed!

a lot

bezèf

few

choùya

slowly

choùya b'choùya

fast

zrb

same

kif kif / phal phal

nice

masculine: zuìn
feminine: zuìna

yes

yeh

no

la

please

min fadlèk / aàfak

what's your name?

àchno s'mìtek?

my name is zakaria

s'mìti zakaria

nice to meet you

m'charrafìn

where are you from?

ad un uomo: mnin nta?
ad una donna: mnin ntìa?

i am from morocco

àna mìna al maghrèb

enjoy your meal

bsaha / bsaouraha

enjoy your meal
answer

latexaàh

enjoy your meal
refered to oneself, even when
you step into a house or a car
or you start an activity

bismillah
literaly: in the name of allah

it's enough
for instance during a meal

safè

today

lyoùm

tomorrow

rdàa

yesterday

lbèrh

now

dabà

before

mn'kbìla

after

mn'bèd

always

dyma

almost

mezel

never

baki mechèfc

wait a moment

blàti choùya

Numbers:

one

masculine: wahèd
feminine: wahdà

two

jùj

three

tlèta

four

arbàa

five

hamzà

six

stà

seven

sbaà

eight

tmanìa

nine

tzaoùd / tìssa

ten

ashrà

twenty

ashrìn

hundred

mìa

Days of the week:

monday

itnì

tuesday

tltà

wednesday

laarbà

thursday

khamìs

friday

jemàa

saturday

sebt

sunday

lhèd