hehehe, I’m happy too…
je vais jouer seule ^o) 
9anoon = law (not sure if it’s darija as well or only arabic)
9aysar = caesar
9offa = shopping basket
qlb = heart
qdam = in front of
good gret …
chnou moura 9 ??? 2 or what ???
la ndon eno alef, bach 2 refers to hamza between a word, i think…
yes so lets go … alif then
its ur turn Marge.
yeah it’s always my turn I guess
ana = I
akhor = another one (m)
ay = any
(i’m finding a big problem in this letter, I’m trying to remeber arabic words but msri intermingles and discover then that i’m thinking about 9 letter!!!)
asad = lion (darija?)
arnab = rabbit (darija?)
?!
about lion in darija its ‘‘sbe3’’ and arnab is ‘‘9nia’’
thank you. I think they’re written on the site but I didn’t focus on that lesson 
anyway, my turn for “b”, but tomorrow isA
ok incha allah 
bach = because
bchwya = slowely
bakia = package
Acc to my own rule, i’m gonna skip C and gonna add some vocabs for D tomorrow isA…
I hope you don’t mind me playing D ??
dar (house)
dubb (bear)
daba (now)
dow (light)
dif (guest)
drari (children)
lol, of course i dont mind at all, u’re welcome anytime. i just find one to share while I’m interested in this game, so I made a rule for myself jk
I’ll skip E too…
fjr = dawn
fo9 = up
fach = when
f9ir = poor
feen = where
I think moroccans say j or 9 but not g except rarely, so I’ll skip G
hadra = talk
hada = this
habil = crazy
well i think there are some words that begin with G, like ga3 and gaz but thats all i can remember now 
good work jiji
merci
well i’ve read “ga3” b4 but dont know what it means (or I know and forget, or is it like the masri one)…whatever
ida = if
ila = or
jdid = new
joj = two
jai = to come
jar = train station / a neighbor (not sure)
kulshi - everything
kul waHed - everybody
kadalek - also (or is that fosHa ?)
kla - to eat
konnash - notebook
keslan - lazy
kabut/kababet - coat/coats
keb - to pour
kura - ball
@ Gretchen - I thought ‘ila’ = if , and ‘wla’ = or ??
I said ila means or? 
Oh yeah I did
yeah Lise, u’r right, ila means If never or (probably was out of my mind, weird!) Thanks for the correction sis
lowel (?) = the first
lemon = orange
lijor (?) = yogurt
lssan = tongue
logha = language
@ Gretchen : bla jmil (you’re welcome)
I’ve heard ‘danone’ for yogurt (after the ‘brand’)
mdrasa - school
mumkin - possibly
mendil - a kind of wrap-around skirt worn by women in the North, maybe also means ‘scarf’ ??
meSa - port
mt7f - museum
m3za - goat
mt3m - restaurant
mul - owner, boss
mus - knife
men b3d - later
men - from
mnDr - view, scenery
malik - king