Visa & Immigration

5 phrases · Moroccan Arabic (Darija) with romanization, English and audio

  1. بغيت نمدّد الفيزا ديالي

    bghīt nmedded l-vīzā dyālī

    I want to extend my visa

    Usage

    Asks at an immigration office to extend your stay.

    Grammar Note

    "medded" (to extend) is attested for extending a contract. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  2. أشمن لوراق خاصني؟

    ashmen lwrāq khāṣṣni?

    Which documents do I need?

    Usage

    Asks which papers are needed for a procedure.

    Grammar Note

    "lwrāq" means papers or paperwork; "khāṣṣni" means I need. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  3. بغيت نطلب الفيزا

    bghīt nṭleb l-vīzā

    I want to apply for a visa

    Usage

    Tells staff you want to apply for a visa.

    Grammar Note

    "ṭleb" means to ask for or apply for; an attested sentence uses it for a loan. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  4. شحال كاتسوى الفيزا؟

    shḥāl kātsewwa l-vīzā?

    How much is the visa?

    Usage

    Asks the visa fee.

    Grammar Note

    "sewwa" means to cost; an attested sentence gives a price in dirhams. "l-vīzā" takes the feminine "kāt-". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  5. شحال من وقت نقدر نبقى هنا؟

    shḥāl men waqt nqder nbqa hnā?

    How long can I stay here?

    Usage

    Asks how long you may stay, for example at the border.

    Grammar Note

    "bqa" means to remain or stay. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

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