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With the Moroccan dialect, to say "You want!", we will say "te bré!" to a boy and "te brèye!" | With the Moroccan dialect, to say "You want!", we will say "te bré!" to a boy and "te brèye!" to a girl. | ||
With the Arabic language, we would have said "tride!" (تريد). | With the Arabic language, we would have said "tride!" (تريد). | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:32, 16 September 2022
Moroccan Arabic Grammar ➡ The verb "To want"
With the Moroccan dialect, to say "You want!", we will say "te bré!" to a boy and "te brèye!" to a girl.
With the Arabic language, we would have said "tride!" (تريد).
You will find below the conjugation of this verb in the present:
| Moroccan dialect | Translation |
| bréte | I want |
| te bré / te brèye | You want (boy) / You get up (girl) |
| y bré / te bré | He wants / She wants |
| ne bréou | We want |
| te bréou | You want |
| y bréou | They want (mixed) |