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How to Say Go in Moroccan Arabic

Msha, ka-nmshi — the verb to go in Darija with full conjugation.

20 words

صباح الخيرsbah lkhir
good morning
مسا الخيرmsa lkhir
good evening
بسلامةbslama
goodbye
إن شاء اللهinshallah
God willing
تبارك اللهtbarkallah
God bless / wow
الله يبارك فيكlla ybarek fik
God bless you
تصبح على خيرtsbah 3la khir
good night
مزيانmzyan
good / fine / beautiful
سيرsir
go (command)
خرجkhrj
go out / exit
سير نيشانsir nishaan
go straight
مزيان التمنmzyan ltaman
good price
الله يحفظكlla y7fdk
God protect you
الله يشفيكlla yshfik
God heal you
الله يرحموlla yr7mu
God have mercy on him
الله يعطيك الصحةlla y3tik ss7a
God give you health
أستغفر اللهstarfullah
God forgive me
الله يباركlla ybark
God bless
الله يعاونlla y3awn
God help
معزةm3za
goat

15 phrases

دير ليا واحد لو بري

Ddir liya wahd le prix

/ddir LI-ya WAH-d le PRI/

Give me a good price

Fais-moi un bon prix

تبارك الله عليك

Tbarkallah 3lik

/t-BARK-al-LAH 3LIK/

God bless you (wow)

Dieu te bénisse (wow)

Say this when you see something beautiful to ward off the evil eye.

الله يعطيك الصحة

Lla y3tik ss7a

/lla y-3TIK s-SHA/

God give you health

Que Dieu te donne la santé

Said to thank anyone who did work — the waiter, the cook, the taxi driver.

الله يرحمهم

Lla yr7mhum

/lla yr-HM-hum/

God have mercy on them

Que Dieu ait pitié d'eux

Said when mentioning the deceased.

الله يخلّيك

Lla ykhllik

/lla y-KHLL-ik/

May God keep you

Que Dieu te préserve

الله يسهّل عليك

Lla yshhel 3lik

/lla y-SH-hel 3LIK/

May God make it easy for you

Que Dieu te facilite

خاصني نمشي ل السبيطار

Khasni nmshi l sbitar

/khas-NI NM-shi l sbi-TAR/

I need to go to the hospital

Je dois aller à l'hôpital

بغيت نمشي للسبيطار

Bghit nmshi l sbitar

/bghit nm-SHI l sbi-TAR/

I need to go to the hospital

Je dois aller à l'hôpital

عافاك، دوّز من گليز

3afak, dwwz mn gueliz

/3a-FAK dw-WZ mn gu-LIZ/

Please go through Gueliz

Passez par Gueliz svp

الله يعطيك الصحّة

Llah y3tik ss7a

/LLAH y-3TIK s-S7A/

God give you health (thanks for work)

Que Dieu te donne la santé

Literally: God give you health

Said to anyone doing physical work — shopkeepers, waiters, workers. Very appreciated.

تبارك الله عليك

Tbarkllah 3lik

/tbar-KL-LAH 3LIK/

God bless you (admiration)

Que Dieu te bénisse

Used to express admiration — at someone's house, seeing their children, complimenting work.

Common response

Llah ybarek fik

God bless you too

الله يرحم الوالدين

Llah yrhm lwalidin

/LLAH yr-7M l-wa-li-DIN/

God bless your parents (deep thanks)

Que Dieu bénisse tes parents

Literally: God have mercy on your parents

One of the deepest compliments in Darija. Shows genuine gratitude.

نعس على خير

N3ss 3la khir

/n3SS 3la KHIR/

Good night (sleep well)

Bonne nuit

Common response

W nta/ntiya b khir

And you too

الله يسهّل

Llah yshhll

/LLAH y-SHHLL/

God make it easy (good luck)

Que Dieu facilite

Said before exams, interviews, difficult tasks, or travel. Universal encouragement.

ربي معاك

Rbi m3ak

/RBI m3-AK/

God be with you (goodbye)

Dieu soit avec toi

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Msha, ka-nmshi — the verb to go in Darija with full conjugation.

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 “go” 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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