Making some sentences

Darija, Moroccan Arabic Forums - Forums de darija,
#1

I loved Morocco and I wanted to learn Moroccan dialect and visit to Morocco one day. I know some simple sentences and some words but I don’t know how to create sentences, I will ask a few questions and if you can help me, I would be appreciate
“khiwa = coffee” So how can I say “my coffee” or “your coffee”?
Also is it same to use “my” in the other sentences, I mean, for instance “atay = tea” soo saying “my tea” is similar to saying “my coffee”?
My last question is for now is “sunshine”, I saw that “sun = ushmisha” soo “sunshine” must be very interesting word :slight_smile:
This became a very long question, thank you whether you help or not

#2

Hello, The easiest way to deal with the possessive adjectives or"My, yours, his etc" in Darija is by saying dyali, dyalk etc.
For example:
My coffee: 9hwa dyali
Your coffee: 9hwa dyalk
His coffee: 9hwa dyalou
Her coffee: 9hwa dyalha
Your coffee (plural): 9hwa dyalkoum
Their coffee: 9hwa dyalhoum

I hope this is helpful :slight_smile:

1 Like
#3

Hiiiii, thank you so much :))
Soo if I want to say “my tea” should I write “atay dyali”?
Aaaand what is “sunshine” in Darija?
Shukran :))

#4

Yes good job ,it’s the simplest way! Don’t be surprised but i really don’t know any equivalent word for “Sunshine” in Darija haha

1 Like
#5

I would just write here that I found the word for “sunshine”, it is “shourouq”
Thank you again for your help Zero :slight_smile:

#6

You’re welcome, but i’d just like to clarify that Shourouq is sunrise :slight_smile:

1 Like
#7

:(( Sooo you don’t have sunshine in Morocco haha

1 Like