How to say
How to say "Bus" in Moroccan Arabic
In Darija, "bus" is tobis (طوبيس), pronounced /TO-bis/.
20 words
15 phrases
سير ف حالك!
Sir f 7alek!
/sir f 7A-lek/
Mind your own business!
Occupe-toi de tes affaires !
واش عندك كارت ڤيزيت؟
Wash 3ndek carte visite?
/wash 3nd-EK KART vi-ZIT/
Business card?
Carte visite?
بغيت نتعامل معاك
Bghit nt3amml m3ak
/bghit nt-3A-mml m3-AK/
Want to do business
Faire affaires
بغيت نشوف البابوش
Bghit nshuf l babush
/bghit n-SHUF l ba-BUSH/
See babouches
Voir babouches
بغيت نمشي للگار الروطيير
Bghit nmshi l gare routiere
/bghit nm-SHI l GAR ru-TYIR/
To bus station
Gare routière
واش يمكن نجرّب هاد البابوش؟
Wash ymkn njrrb had l babush?
/wash YM-kn nj-RRB had l ba-BUSH/
Can I try these babouches?
Essayer ces babouches?
واش كاين بوس للمطار؟
Wash kayn bus l l matar?
/wash KAYN BUS l l ma-TAR/
Bus to airport?
Bus pour l'aéroport?
ديني للگار روتيير
Dini l gare routiere
/DI-ni l GAR ru-TYIR/
Take me to bus station
Gare routière svp
واش كاين سي تي إم للصويرة؟
Wash kayn CTM l sswaira?
/wash KAYN si-ti-IM l s-SWI-ra/
CTM bus Essaouira?
CTM pour Essaouira?
CTM is the premium bus company.
واش البوس كليماتيزي؟
Wash l bus klimatize?
/wash l BUS kli-ma-ti-ZI/
AC bus?
Bus climatisé?
فاش كيخرّج البوس؟
Fash kaykhrrj l bus?
/fash kay-KHRRJ l BUS/
When does bus leave?
Quand part le bus?
واش هاد البوس كيمسّ ف جامع الفنا؟
Wash had l bus kayms f jami3 lfna?
/wash had l BUS kay-MS f ja-MI3 l-FNA/
Bus pass by Jemaa?
Bus passe par Jemaa?
واش يمكن ناخد ڤاليز كبيرة ف البوس؟
Wash ymkn nakhd valiz kbira f l bus?
/wash YM-kn NA-khd va-LIZ k-BI-ra f l BUS/
Big luggage on bus?
Grande valise dans bus?
واش كاين بوس توريستيك ف مراكش؟
Wash kayn bus touristique f mraksh?
/wash KAYN BUS tu-ris-TIK f mra-KSH/
Tourist bus Marrakech?
Bus touristique?
فاش آخر بوس ديال الليل؟
Fash akhir bus l llil?
/fash A-khir BUS d l-LIL/
Last bus tonight?
Dernier bus ce soir?
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About this word in Darija
In Darija, "bus" is tobis (طوبيس), pronounced /TO-bis/.
Darija (الدارجة) is Moroccan Arabic — the everyday spoken language of 40 million Moroccans. Unlike Modern Standard Arabic, it's rarely written down and draws heavily on French, Spanish, and Amazigh vocabulary. Learning how to say “bus” the way Moroccans actually say it — with the right pronunciation, register, and cultural context — is the difference between sounding like a textbook and sounding like you belong.
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