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ana -
you
nta -
he
houwa -
she
hiya -
we
hna -
they
houma -
me
ana -
you
nta -
him
lihe -
her
liha -
us
lina -
them
manhoume -
my
liya -
your
likoume -
his
lihe -
her
liha -
our
lina -
their
mane -
mine
manjame -
yours
like -
his
lahe -
hers
biha -
ours
lina -
theirs
lihoume -
As you can see from the example above, the structure of the Pronouns in Moroccan has a logical pattern. Locate the Pronouns above and see how it works with the rest of the sentence in Moroccan.
English Pronouns
I speak
you speak
katatkallame -
he speaks
kayatkallame -
she speaks
katatkallame -
we speak
kanatkallamou -
English Pronouns
they speak
give me
aatini -
give you
naatike -
give him
aatihe -
give her
aahtiha -
give us
aatiha -
give them
aatihoum -
my book
ktabe diyaly -
your book
ktabe diyalake -
his book
ktabe diyalou -
her book
ktabe diyalha -
our book
ktabe diyalna -
their book
ktabe diyalhoume -
almonds bread breakfast butter candy cheese chicken cumin dessert dinner fish fruit ice cream lamb lemon lunch meal meat oven pepper
louze - khbaze - laftoure - zabda - halwa - jbane - tdjaje - kammoune - halwa - laasha - lhoute - fakiha - laglace - khroufe - limoune - laghda - wajba - lhame - farrane - flafla -
plants pork salad salt sandwich sausage soup sugar supper turkey apple banana oranges peaches peanut pears pineapple grapes strawberries vegetables
nabate - lhame dalhalloufe - slada - malha - sandwishe - - sauce - soukkare - laasha - dike roumy - taffaha - banane - limoune - khoukhe - kawkaw - - ananasse - laanabe - toute - lkhadra -
carrot corn cucumber garlic lettuce olives onions peppers potatoes pumpkin beans tomatoes
khizzou - dra - khiyare - touma - khasse - zitoune - bsale - falfla - batata - - - matisha -
he is happy
rashka lihe -
she is happy
rashka liha -
he is American
mmirikaniye -
she is American
mirikaniya -
man
rajale -
woman
mra -
father
abe -
mother
oume -
brother
oukhte -
sister
oukhte -
uncle
ame -
aunt
amma -
bull
tour -
cow
bagra -
boy
walde -
girl
bante -
As you can see from the example above, the structure of the Feminine in Moroccan has a logical pattern. Locate the Feminine above and see how it works with the rest of the sentence in Moroccan.
English Vocabulary
objects -
bathroom
hammame -
English Vocabulary
bed
bedroom
bite naasse -
ceiling
skafe -
chair
koussi -
clothes
lbasse -
coat
vista -
cup
kasse -
desk
maktabe -
dress
toube -
floor
tabssile -
fork
bra -
furniture
hwayaje -
glass
jaje -
hat
tarboushe -
house
dar -
ink
mdade -
jacket
satra -
English Vocabulary
kitchen
knife
mousse -
lamp
boula -
letter
briya -
map
kharita -
newspaper
jarnane -
notebook
pants
sarwale -
paper
warka -
pen
klame -
pencil
kriyou -
pharmacy
farmacienne -
picture
taswira -
plate
tabssile -
refrigerator
tallaja -
restaurant
roof
stahe -
English Vocabulary
room bite -
rug
sajada -
scissors
mkasse -
shampoo
shampouane -
shirt
camisse -
shoes
sabbate -
soap
saboune -
socks
tkashare -
spoon
mgharfa -
table
tabla -
toilet
mirhade -
toothbrush
toothpaste
maajoune asnane -
towel
ponja -
umbrella
mdalle -
underwear
wall
hite -
English Vocabulary
wallet
window
sarjame -
telephone
tilifoune -
English Plural
Plural -
my book
ktabe diyaly -
my books
ktoube diyaly -
our daughter
bantna -
our daughters
bnatna -
I'm cold
kanhasse balbarde -
we're cold
kanhassou balbarde -
his chickens
djaja -
their chicken
djaje diyalhoume -
As you can see from the example above, the structure of the Plural in Moroccan has a logical pattern. Locate the Plural above and see how it works with the rest of the sentence in Moroccan.
English Plural
alligator
alligators
tmassahe -
bear
doupe -
bears
douppa -
bird
tir -
birds
tiour -
bull
tour -
bulls
tirane -
cat
mashe -
cats
msousha -
cow
bagra -
cows
bgar -
deer
jmal -
many deer
ghzala -
dog
kalbe -
dogs
klabe -
donkey
hmar -
English Plural
donkeys hmir -
eagle
nssare -
eagles
nsoura -
elephant
fil -
elephants
fiyoula -
giraffe
zarfa -
giraffes
zarafate -
goat
maaze -
goats
lamaaze -
horse
khile -
horses
khioula -
lion
sbae -
lions
sboua -
monkey
karde -
monkeys
krouda -
mouse
far -
mice
firane -
English Plural
rabbit kniya -
rabbits
kniyate -
snake
hnashe -
snakes
hnousha -
tiger
nmar -
tigers
nmoura -
wolf
dipe -
wolves
diyouba -
English Nouns
nouns -
my car
tomobilty -
green car
tomobil khadra -
three cars
tlata tomobilate -
car garage
lgarage datoumoubilate -
As you can see from the example above, the structure of the Nouns in Moroccan has a logical pattern. Locate the Nouns above and see how it works with the rest of the sentence in Moroccan.
English Nouns
arm drae -
back
dhare -
cheeks
khaddine -
chest
sdare -
chin
dkane -
ear
wadnine -
elbow
koue -
eye
aynine -
face
wjahe -
finger
saaibe -
fingers
sbaae -
foot
rjale -
hair
shaare -
hand
yade -
head
rasse -
English Nouns
heart kalbe -
knee
rakba -
leg
sake -
lip
shafa -
mouth
fame -
neck
anke -
nose
nif -
shoulder
ktafe -
stomach
maada -
teeth
snane -
thigh
fkhade -
throat
hanjra -
thumb
ibhame -
toe
tongue
lssane -
tooth
sanna -
English Adverbs
adverbs - :
maamary nakmy -
rake bwahdake -
As you can see from the example above, the structure of the Adverbs in Moroccan has a logical pattern. Locate the Adverbs above and see how it works with the rest of the sentence in Moroccan.
English Adverbs
adverbs of time - :
yesterday
lbarahe -
today
liyoume -
tomorrow
ghadda -
now
daba -
then
later
mane baade -
tonight
hade lilla -
right now
fhade saa -
English Adverbs
last night
this morning
hade sbahe -
next week
simana jaya -
already
dike lmarra -
recently
lmarra lakhra -
lately
soon
kribe -
immediately
flablassa -
still
baki -
yet
mane baade -
ago
mnine -
adverbs of place
- :
here
hada -
there
hnake -
over there
tammake -
everywhere
fkoulle blassa -
English Adverbs
anywhere
nowhere
hatta fblassa -
home
darre -
away
biide -
out
barra -
adverbs of manner
very
bazzafe -
quite
hiya hadike -
pretty
zwine -
really
dbassahe -
fast
mazroube -
well
maziane -
hard
mtabbate -
quickly
bazzarba -
slowly
bashwiya -
carefully
mbarraa -
English Adverbs
hardly
barely
bjra -
mostly
falghaibe -
almost
takribane -
absolutely
itlakane -
together
maahe -
alone
wahdou -
adverbs of frequency
- :
always
dima -
frequently
bazzafe -
usually
tbiaa -
sometimes
marra marra -
occasionally
marra marra -
seldom
mashy dima -
rarely
mashy dima -
never
amrou -
English Adjectives
adjectives -
a green tree
shajra khdra -
a tall building
imara aliya -
rajale sharafe -
sahabe maziane -
As you can see from the example above, the structure of the Adjectives in Moroccan has a logical pattern. Locate the Adjectives above and see how it works with the rest of the sentence in Moroccan.
English Adjectives
colors
black
khale -
blue
zrake -
brown
kahwi -
gray
rmadi -
green
khdar -
orange
limouni -
English Adjectives
purple -
red
hmre -
white
biyad -
yellow
sfare -
sizes
big
kbir -
deep
gharake -
long
twile -
narrow
mdayake -
short
ksir -
small
sghir -
tall
twile -
thick
ghlide -
thin
rkike -
wide
wasae -
shapes
shkale -
English Adjectives
circular
straight
nishane -
square
mrabbaa -
triangular
mtallate -
tastes
douke -
bitter
marre - -
fresh
salty
malahe -
sour
hamade -
spicy
harre -
sweet
hlou -
qualities
bad
khayabe -
clean
nki -
dark
mdallame -
difficult
siibe -
English Adjectives
dirty
dry
karem -
easy
sahale -
empty
khaoui -
expensive
ghaly -
fast
foreign
albarrani -
full
kamale -
good
maziane -
hard
siibe -
heavy
tkile -
inexpensive
rkhisse -
light
mdawi -
local
baldi -
new
jdide -
noisy
bazzafe -
old
kdime -
English Adjectives
powerful kwi -
quiet
mhaddae -
correct
dbassahe -
slow
tkile -
soft
rtabe -
very
bazzafe -
weak
diife -
wet
rtabe -
wrong
ghalate -
young
aazri -
quantities
lakdarre -
few
klile -
little
shwiya -
many
bazzafe -
much
bazzafe -
part
tarfe -
English Adjectives
some tarfe -
a few
shwiya -
whole
koulshy -