واش عندك هادا فالقياس ديالي؟
wāsh ʿndek hādā f-l-qyās dyālī?
Do you have this in my size?
Usage
A standard question when buying clothes.
Grammar Note
"dyālī" means "mine"; "f-" means "in". Composed from dictionary-verified words.
واش نقدر نجرّب هادشي؟
wāsh nqder njerreb hādshī?
Can I try this on?
Usage
Asks to try an item on.
Grammar Note
"jerreb" means to try. Composed from dictionary-verified words.
هادشي ضيق بزاف
hādshī ḍīq bzāf
This is too tight
Usage
Says a garment is too tight.
Grammar Note
"bzāf" after an adjective gives "too ...". "ḍīq" is the dictionary word for narrow. Composed from dictionary-verified words.
هادشي واسع بزاف
hādshī wāseʿ bzāf
This is too loose
Usage
Says a garment is too loose.
Grammar Note
"bzāf" after an adjective gives "too ...". Composed from dictionary-verified words.
هادشي طويل بزاف
hādshī ṭwīl bzāf
This is too long
Usage
Says it is too long.
Grammar Note
"bzāf" after an adjective gives "too ...". Composed from dictionary-verified words.
هادشي قصير بزاف
hādshī qṣīr bzāf
This is too short
Usage
Says it is too short.
Grammar Note
"bzāf" after an adjective gives "too ...". Composed from dictionary-verified words.
واش نقدر نغسلو فالماكينة ديال الصابون؟
wāsh nqder nghselo f-l-mākīna dyāl ṣ-ṣābūn?
Can I wash it in the washing machine?
Usage
Asks the seller about washing instead of reading the label; "mākīna dyāl ṣ-ṣābūn" is the washing machine.
Grammar Note
The ending -o in "nghselo" means "it". Composed from dictionary-verified words.
واش هادشي مسولدي؟
wāsh hādshī msōldi?
Is this on sale?
Usage
Asks whether an item is discounted; "msōldi" comes from French soldé.
Grammar Note
"msōldi" is a loanword used like an adjective. Composed from dictionary-verified words.
واش نقدر نبدل هادشي ولا نرجعو؟
wāsh nqder nbeddel hādshī wlā nerjeʿo?
Can I exchange this or return it?
Usage
Checks whether a purchase can be exchanged or returned.
Grammar Note
"wlā" means "or". Composed from dictionary-verified words.
هادشي كايبان زوين عليك
hādshī kāybān zwīn ʿlīk
This looks good on you
Usage
Compliments someone trying something on; fine for a man or a woman.
Grammar Note
"kāybān" means "looks". Composed from dictionary-verified words.
More Moroccan Arabic (Darija) phrases
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