واش ممكن ناخد تصويرة هنا؟
wāsh mumken nākhod tṣwīra hnā?
May I take a photo here?
Usage
Ask first, especially before photographing people.
Grammar Note
"nākhod tṣwīra" means to take a photo. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
واش ممكن تاخد لينا تصويرة؟
wāsh mumken tākhod lina tṣwīra?
Could you take a photo of us?
Usage
To ask a passer-by.
Grammar Note
Built like "take her a photo" with l- plus the person. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
واش كاين شي ڭيد؟
wāsh kāyn shī gīd?
Is there a guide?
Usage
At sights; check that the guide is an official one.
Grammar Note
"gīd" is from French guide; "ڭ" is the g sound.
إمتا كايحل المتحف؟
imta kāyḥell l-metḥef?
What time does the museum open?
Usage
For opening times.
Grammar Note
"ḥell" is to open and "sedd" is to close.
إمتا كايسد المتحف؟
imta kāysed l-metḥef?
What time does the museum close?
Usage
For closing times.
Grammar Note
Same pattern as the opening question with "sedd" for close. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
شحال التيكي ديال الدخلة؟
shḥāl t-tīkī dyāl d-dakhla?
How much is the entrance ticket?
Usage
For entry fees; foreigners may pay a different rate.
Grammar Note
"tīkī" is from ticket; "dakhla" is entrance. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
بغيت الخريطة ديال المدينة
bghīt l-kharīṭa dyāl l-mdīna
I would like a map of the city
Usage
At a tourist office or hotel; old medinas are easy to get lost in.
Grammar Note
"l-mdīna" is the city and often the old medina. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
واش كاين شي متحف قريب؟
wāsh kāyn shī metḥef qrīb?
Is there a museum nearby?
Usage
For finding sights nearby.
Grammar Note
"qrīb" means near. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
شحال زوينة هاد البلاصة!
shḥāl zwīna hād l-blāṣa!
What a beautiful place!
Usage
Locals like hearing this about their city.
Grammar Note
"shḥāl" plus an adjective is an exclamation; "blāṣa" is feminine. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
واش ممكن ندخل للجامع؟
wāsh mumken ndkhel l-l-jāmeʿ?
May I go into the mosque?
Usage
Few mosques in Morocco admit non-Muslims; the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca offers guided tours.
Grammar Note
"jāmeʿ" is the mosque, also written "jamʿ". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
More Moroccan Arabic (Darija) phrases
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