شنو هي ساعات ديال الخدمة؟
shnū hiyya sāʿāt dyāl l-khedma?
What are the opening hours?
Usage
Asks a shop or site for its hours; many places change hours on Friday midday prayer and during Ramadan.
Grammar Note
"sāʿāt dyāl l-khedma" (working hours) is attested. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
واش ممكن نشد موعد؟
wāsh mumken nshedd mawʿid?
Can I make an appointment?
Usage
Makes an appointment with a doctor, salon or similar.
Grammar Note
"shedd mawʿid" literally "hold an appointment" means to book one. Based on the attested sentence.
أنا مريزيرڤي، السمية ديالي …
ana mrīzīrvī, s-smiyya dyāli …
I have a reservation under the name …
Usage
Announces a booking at a hotel or restaurant; add your name after it.
Grammar Note
"mrīzīrvī" is from French réservé; "s-smiyya" is the name. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
واش المتحف مفتوح نهار الجمعة؟
wāsh l-matḥef mftūḥ nhār l-jumʿa?
Is the museum open on Friday?
Usage
Friday is the prayer day and many places close at midday, so check ahead.
Grammar Note
"nhār" plus a day name means on that day. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
شحال بقا من الوقت؟
shḥāl bqā men l-waqt?
How much time is left?
Usage
Asks how much time remains before a departure or deadline.
Grammar Note
"bqā" is the past of to remain. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
غادي نتعطّل شوية
ghādi ntʿeṭṭel shwiyya
I will be a little late
Usage
Warns someone that you will arrive late.
Grammar Note
"ghādi" plus a verb marks the near future; "tʿeṭṭel" means to be late. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
واش تقدر تسنّا شوية؟
wāsh tqder tsennā shwiyya?
Can you wait a little?
Usage
Asks a man to wait a moment.
Grammar Note
To a woman say "tqderī". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
إمتا كاتحل الريسطورة؟
imta kātḥell r-rīsṭōra?
When does the restaurant open?
Usage
Useful for planning dinner; evening meals in Morocco start fairly late.
Grammar Note
Modeled on the attested "when does the bank open". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
شنو هو البرنامج ديالنا اليوم؟
shnū huwa l-barnāmej dyālna l-yūm?
What is our schedule today?
Usage
Asks a tour guide for the day's plan.
Grammar Note
"barnāmej" also means a schedule or plan. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
واش ممكن نبدّل الموعد؟
wāsh mumken nbeddel l-mawʿid?
Can I change the appointment?
Usage
Asks to move the date or time of a booking.
Grammar Note
Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
More Moroccan Arabic (Darija) phrases
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