How to say
How to say "There" in Moroccan Arabic
In Darija, "there" is lhih (لهيه), pronounced /l-HIH/.
20 words
15 phrases
واش كاين ويفي؟
Wash kayn wifi?
/wash KAYN WI-fi/
Is there wifi?
Il y a du wifi ?
واش كاين شي بلاصة هنا للويفي؟
Wash kayn shi blasa hna l wifi?
/wash KAYN shi BLA-sa HNA l WI-fi/
Is there wifi here?
Il y a du wifi ici ?
واش كاين كسكس اليوم؟
Wash kayn kuskus lyum?
/wash KAYN kus-KUS l-YUM/
Is there couscous today?
Il y a du couscous aujourd'hui ?
Couscous is traditionally served on Fridays. Many restaurants only make it that day.
واش كاين ترانسفير للمطار؟
Wash kayn transfer l matar?
/wash KAYN trans-FIR l ma-TAR/
Is there an airport transfer?
Il y a un transfert aéroport ?
واش كاين أتيلييي ديال الطبخ؟
Wash kayn atelier dyal ttbkh?
/wash KAYN a-ti-LYI dyal t-TBKH/
Is there a cooking class?
Il y a un atelier cuisine?
واش كاين ريفوج ف الطريق؟
Wash kayn refuge f ttri9?
/wash KAYN ri-FUJ f t-TRIQ/
Is there a refuge on the way?
Il y a un refuge en chemin?
كاين ثلج فوق؟
Kayn thlj fuq?
/KAYN THLJ FUQ/
Is there snow at the top?
Il y a de la neige en haut?
واش كاين سكي ف أوكايمدن؟
Wash kayn ski f oukaimeden?
/wash KAYN SKI f u-ka-i-ME-den/
Is there skiing in Oukaimeden?
Il y a du ski à Oukaimeden?
Africa's highest ski resort at 3,200m. Season Jan-Mar.
واش كاين سورف ف تاغازوت؟
Wash kayn surf f taghazout?
/wash KAYN SURF f ta-gha-ZUT/
Is there surfing in Taghazout?
Surf à Taghazout?
Taghazout is Morocco's surf capital.
واش كاين حوت طازة اليوم؟
Wash kayn 7ut taza lyum?
/wash KAYN 7UT TA-za l-YUM/
Is there fresh fish today?
Poisson frais aujourd'hui?
واش كاين 4 جي هنا؟
Wash kayn 4G hna?
/wash KAYN 4 JI HNA/
Is there 4G here?
Il y a la 4G ici?
اللي بغا يكتب يلقى القلم
Lli bgha yktb yllqa lqlm
/lli bgha yk-TB yl-QA l-QLM/
Where there's a will there's a way
Vouloir c'est pouvoir
Literally: Who wants to write finds a pen
كاين الحريق!
Kayn l7riq!
/KAYN l 7RIQ/
There's a fire!
Il y a un incendie!
واش كاين سبا؟
Wash kayn spa?
/wash KAYN SPA/
Is there a spa?
Il y a un spa?
واش غادي يكون شيخة؟
Wash ghadi ykun chi7a?
/wash GHA-di y-KUN shi-7A/
Will there be a chikha?
Il y aura une chikha?
Shikhat are traditional female performers. Controversial but central to many weddings.
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About this word in Darija
In Darija, "there" is lhih (لهيه), pronounced /l-HIH/.
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 “there” 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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