[quote= PolyglotWannabe ]Litr -[large]???[/large] - Liter in English spelling, litre in French.
l7rf jjay: R, ?[/quote]
[quote= PolyglotWannabe ]Litr -[large]???[/large] - Liter in English spelling, litre in French.
l7rf jjay: R, ?[/quote]
3rf > ??? > know
next: F
Fâr - ??? - mouse.
l7rf jjay: R, ?
Does ??? mean anything in darija? I know it’s used in MSA and Iraqi as “opportunity” and “break/rest” respectively.
My word : Rqiq - slim.
so next letter is Q.
Qaftan - a sort of dress
==>N
:^^: you’re confusing me. After Q it’s R :hap:
Râs (head), risala (letter?), rf3 (increase?)
-> S
[quote=Darija_Noob]:^^: you’re confusing me. After Q it’s R :hap:
Râs (head), risala (letter?), rf3 (increase?)
-> S[/quote]
Now im confused :mdr:
This isn’t the A-Z word in darija
[quote=Tafoukt][quote=Darija_Noob]:^^: you’re confusing me. After Q it’s R :hap:
Râs (head), risala (letter?), rf3 (increase?)
-> S[/quote]
Now im confused :mdr:
This isn’t the A-Z word in darija ^_^[/quote]
You’re right, I might be totally wrong :mdr:
:ange: :yes:
The next letter is still “n”. The next word always starts with the last letter of the word. It’s not by the alphabet. Only a ta marbuta at the end doesn’t count and then the 2nd last letter determinates the letter with which the next word starts.
Nour. I don’t know what it means in Darija though, as I am under the impression some other word is used for “light”…:huh:
Next would be R.
Thanx for explaining -nuwwara
Rajel - Husband
L ==>
lsan / ???= tongue
l7rf jjay = the next letter : n
Namusiya - bed
7rf jjay - a
Remember we skip the ‘a’ and use the second last letter, so y / i
?? yedd = hand
l7rf jjay (next letter) : d
Thanks lise_c i didn’t know that
d - dar
l7rf jjay - r
BTW TAFOUKT, rajl can mean “man” as well as “husband”
rkhiS / ??? = cheap
l7rf jjay (next letter) : S / ?
seniya
next is ya
[quote=PolyglotWannabe]Fâr - ??? - mouse.
l7rf jjay: R, ?
Does ??? mean anything in darija? I know it’s used in MSA and Iraqi as “opportunity” and “break/rest” respectively.[/quote]
In Darija, like MSA, it just means an opportunity.
Wa forsa zwina hadi! = What a nice opportunity.