شنو هو الكود ديال الويفي؟
shnū huwa l-kōd dyāl l-wifi?
What is the Wi-Fi password?
Usage
Asks for the Wi-Fi code at a hotel or café.
Grammar Note
"l-kōd" (the code) is the everyday word for a password or PIN; the standard-Arabic phrase was not verified for Darija. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
واش كاين الإنترنت فالأوطيل؟
wāsh kāyn l-internet f-l-oṭīl?
Is there internet in the hotel?
Usage
Checks the internet situation, for example at check-in.
Grammar Note
"f-" (in) attaches to the next word. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
عافاك، بغيت نشارجي التيليفون ديالي
ʿāfāk, bghīt nsharji t-tīlīfūn dyāli
Please, I want to charge my phone
Usage
Asks to charge your phone at a café or shop.
Grammar Note
"sharji" comes from French charger; the verb is attested in dictionary sentences. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
البطارية ديال تيليفوني ناقصة بزاف
l-baṭṭārī dyāl tīlīfūni nāqṣa bzāf
My phone battery is very low
Usage
Explains that your battery is low, for example before asking to charge.
Grammar Note
"nāqṣa" means lacking; adapted from an attested sentence by changing your to my. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
ماكاينش السينيال
mā kāyn-sh s-sīnyāl
There is no signal
Usage
Used when your phone has no reception.
Grammar Note
Negation "mā…sh"; "sīnyāl" is from French signal. Based on an attested sentence.
بغيت نخدم الإنترنت
bghīt nkhdem l-internet
I'd like to use the internet
Usage
Says you want to use the internet, for example at a reception desk.
Grammar Note
"khdem" literally means to work and is also used for using a device. An attested sentence.
كيفاش نخدم الإنترنت هنا؟
kīfāsh nkhdem l-internet hnā?
How do I use the internet here?
Usage
Asks staff how to get online.
Grammar Note
Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
فين نقدر نشارجي التيليفون؟
fīn nqder nsharji t-tīlīfūn?
Where can I charge my phone?
Usage
Finds a place to charge at a station, airport or café.
Grammar Note
Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
نسيت الكود ديال تيليفوني
nsīt l-kōd dyāl tīlīfūni
I forgot my phone's code
Usage
Explains your problem when your phone is locked.
Grammar Note
An attested dictionary sentence.
More Moroccan Arabic (Darija) phrases
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