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🤗 Moroccan Arabic Greetings for Everyday Life
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Hi Moroccan Arabic learners!

Do you want to learn how to say “Hello” in Moroccan Arabic?

Greetings are an important part of any language because they allow you to connect and communicate with others.

If you’re planning a trip to the country or are trying to learn Moroccan Arabic, keep reading to discover some of the most important greetings.

Let’s get started! 🤗

After mastering this lesson, these related pages might interest you: Beverages, Mammal, Quantity in Moroccan Arabic & How to Tell the Time.

Greetings[edit | edit source]

English Moroccan Arabic
general greeting Salam 'leykum
general greeting Assalam 'leykum
general greeting in the Jebli dialect [ary-jeb] Assamalu 'aleykum
general greeting in Casablanca [ary-rab], Oujda [ary-ouj], and Tangier [ary-tan] Salam
general greeting in Marrakesh Ahlan
morning greeting Ṣbaḥlkhir
reply to Ṣbaḥlkhir Ṣbaḥnuur
afternoon greeting Mselkhir
afternoon greeting Teṣbaḥ 'la khir
nighttime greeting Lla yemsek 'la khir
how are you? Kif halek?
reply to Kif halek Labas, barak llahu fik
how are you? spoken in the Tangier dialect [ary-tan] Chani halek?
how are you? Labas?
how are you? Labas 'lik?
how are you? spoken in the Casablanca (Ad-Dar Al-Bayda) dialect [ary-rab] Labas alik?
reply to Labas, Labas 'lik and Labas alik Labas
reply to Labas, Labas 'lik and Labas alik Labas alhamdulillah
reply to Labas, Labas 'lik and Labas alik Bikhir alhamdulillah
how are you? spoken in the Marrakesh dialect [ary-mar] Aš khbarek?
how are you? spoken to a man Ki dayer?
how are you? spoken to a woman Ki dayra?
how are you? spoken to a group Ki dayrin?
how are you? informal Kif ek?
how are you? informal Wafīn?
how are you? spoken in the Jebli dialect [ary-jeb] Bikhayr?
how are you? spoken in the Jebli dialect [ary-jeb] Kif ntin?
how are you? spoken in the Jebli dialect [ary-jeb] Kif ntinah?
how are you? spoken in the Jebli dialect [ary-jeb] Amandrah?
how are you? spoken in the Oujda dialect [ary-ouj] Rak šbab?
how are you? spoken in the Oujda dialect [ary-ouj] Rak ġaya?
how are you? spoken in the Oujda dialect [ary-ouj] Ki rak?
What's your name? (shno smītek?) شنو اسميتك؟

(asmītek?) اسميتك؟

My name is ... (ana smītī ...) انا سميتى ...

(smītī ...) سميتى ...

I'm from ... (ana men ...) انا من ...
Pleased to meet you (metšerrfīn) متشرفين
Goodbye (lla yemsek 'la khir) الله يمسك علي خير
Good luck! (h'ad saâid) حظ سعيد
Cheers! Good Health! (besseha) بالصحة

(besseha w raha) بالصحة و الراحة

Have a nice meal (besseha) بالصحة
Have a good journey Have a peaceful trip (ṭṭreq ssalama) طريق السلامة
I understand (fhemt) فهمت
I don't understand (mafhemtš) ما فهمتش
Please speak more slowly (tkellem beshwīya afak!) تكلم بشوية عفاك؟

(wash momken tehder beshwīya?) واش ممكن تحدر بشوية؟

Christmas greetings (sana sa'īd) سن سعيد
New Year greetings (sana sa'īd) سن سعيد
Easter greetings (fiṣḥ sa'īd) فصح سعيد

Christ has risen (el maseeh qam) المسيح قام rsp - Truly he has risen (haqan qam) حقاً قام

Birthday greetings ('id milad said) عيد ميلاد سعيد

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