فين كاين السوق؟
fīn kāyn s-sūq?
Where is the market?
Usage
Asks where the market is, for buying food.
Grammar Note
Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
باش كايتسمى هادا؟
bāsh kāytsemma hāda?
What is this called?
Usage
Asks the name of an ingredient or dish.
Grammar Note
Based on a dictionary sentence asking what something is called.
واش هادشي حار؟
wāsh hādshī ḥārr?
Is this spicy?
Usage
Checks whether a dish is spicy before ordering.
Grammar Note
"ḥārr" is glossed as spicy in the dictionaries. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
كيفاش كاتطيّبو هادشي؟
kīfāsh kātṭeyyebu hādshī?
How do you cook this?
Usage
Asks a local how a dish is cooked.
Grammar Note
"ṭeyyeb" means to cook; the plural "you" here asks how people generally cook it. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
بغيت نتعلم كيفاش نطيّب الماكلة المغربية
bghīt ntʿelem kīfāsh nṭeyyeb l-mākla l-mghribiya
I want to learn how to cook Moroccan food
Usage
Says you want to learn local cooking, for example at a class or a home.
Grammar Note
"l-mghribiya" is the feminine form agreeing with "l-mākla". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
فين نقدر نشري الخضرة؟
fīn nqder nshrī l-khuḍra?
Where can I buy vegetables?
Usage
Asks where to buy vegetables.
Grammar Note
"l-khuḍra" is a collective noun for vegetables. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
واش نقدر نجرّب شوية؟
wāsh nqder njerreb shwiya?
Can I try a little?
Usage
Asks for a taste at a stall or market.
Grammar Note
Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
البصلة
l-bṣla
Onion
Usage
Names the ingredient; also used to ask for a dish without it.
Grammar Note
In dictionary sentences it is used for a burger without onions.
الفلفلة
l-felfla
Pepper (sweet pepper or chili)
Usage
The word covers chilis and sweet peppers, so ask about heat separately.
Grammar Note
The dictionary glosses it as pepper, including sweet peppers and chilis.
الخضرة
l-khuḍra
Vegetables
Usage
A collective noun for vegetables in general.
Grammar Note
A collective noun treated as singular.
الفاكهة
l-fākiha
Fruit
Usage
The general word for fruit, used at the market or after a meal.
Grammar Note
Spelled like the standard word "fākiha", the form found in dictionary sentences.
More Moroccan Arabic (Darija) phrases
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