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The use of two different forms for the same numbers is a characteristic of Moroccan Arabic, which helps distinguish it from other Arabic dialects.
The use of two different forms for the same numbers is a characteristic of Moroccan Arabic, which helps distinguish it from other Arabic dialects.


[[File:Moroccan-Arabic-Language-count 1 to 10  PolyglotClub.jpg]]
=== [[File:Moroccan-Arabic-Language-count 1 to 10  PolyglotClub.jpg]] Examples ===


==== Full form: ====


{| class="wikitable"
# واحد كبير (wahad kteer)
!'''<big>ENGLISH</big>'''
# اثنان كبير (ishaar kteer)
!'''<big>PRONUNCIATION ENGLISH</big>'''
# ثلاثة كبير (talata kteer)
!'''<big>MOROCCAN ARABIC</big>'''
# اربعة كبير (arba'a kteer)
|-
# خمسة كبير (khamsa kteer)
|'''00'''
|'''''<big>Suhfahr</big>'''''
|'''<big>صفر</big>'''
|-
|'''01'''
|'''''<big>oo aa Hehd</big>'''''
|'''<big>واحد  (M)</big>'''
|-
|'''01'''
|'''''<big>oo aa dah</big>'''''
|'''<big>واحدة (F)</big>'''
|-
|'''02'''
|'''''<big>zhoozh</big>'''''
|'''<big>جوج</big>'''
|-
|'''02'''
|'''''<big>zhoozh</big>'''''
|'''<big>جوج</big>'''
|-
|'''03'''
|'''''<big>tlaah  tah</big>'''''
|'''<big>ثلاثة</big>'''
|-
|'''04'''
|'''''<big>rih baA</big>'''''
|'''<big>ربعة</big>'''
|-
|'''05'''
|'''''<big>ghih mih sa</big>'''''
|'''<big>خمسة</big>'''
|-
|'''06'''
|'''''<big>siht tah</big>'''''
|'''<big>ستّة</big>'''
|-
|'''07'''
|'''''<big>sih baA</big>'''''
|'''<big>ستّة</big>'''
|-
|'''08'''
|'''''<big>tih mih nee ah</big>'''''
|'''<big>تمنية</big>'''
|-
|'''09'''
|'''''<big>teh sAa ood</big>'''''
|'''<big>تسعود</big>'''
|-
|'''10'''
|'''''<big>Aa shah rah</big>'''''
|'''<big>عشرة</big>'''
|}


===Examples==
==== Short form: ====
3. ثلاث (talat)
 
# اربعة (arba'a)
# خمسة (khamsa)
# ستة (sitta)
# سبعة (sab'a)
# ثمانية (thamania)
# تسعة (tis'a)
# عشرة (ashara)
 
==== Example sentences: ====
 
# واحد كبير شاي (wahad kteer shai)
# اثنان كبير كافيه (ishaar kteer kafee)
# ثلاثة كبير حلال (talat kteer hlal)
# اربعة كبير موكع (arba'a kteer mawke'a)
# خمسة كبير بشور (khamsa kteer bachoor)


==Videos==
===Count from 1 to 10 in Darija, Moroccan Arabic===
===Count from 1 to 10 in Darija, Moroccan Arabic===
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6Jc6jR02-o</youtube>
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6Jc6jR02-o</youtube>

Revision as of 23:36, 12 February 2023

How to Count from 1 to 10 in Moroccan Arabic / Darija / Moroccan
Count from 1 to 10 in Moroccan Arabic

Hello everybody,😊


In today's lesson you will learn to ¨COUNT FROM 1 TO 10¨ in Moroccan Arabic.

Feel free to edit this page by adding new numbers and expressions!


Happy learning! :)

Count to 10 in Moroccan Arabic

Full and Short Forms

In Moroccan Arabic, when combining numbers 3 to 10 with an object, there are two forms that can be used:

  1. The first form is the "full" or normal form of the number,
  2. and the second form is the "short" form of the number.

Here is a table that lists the full form of numbers 1-10 and the short form of numbers 3-10.

The use of two different forms for the same numbers is a characteristic of Moroccan Arabic, which helps distinguish it from other Arabic dialects.

Moroccan-Arabic-Language-count 1 to 10 PolyglotClub.jpg Examples

Full form:

  1. واحد كبير (wahad kteer)
  2. اثنان كبير (ishaar kteer)
  3. ثلاثة كبير (talata kteer)
  4. اربعة كبير (arba'a kteer)
  5. خمسة كبير (khamsa kteer)

Short form:

3. ثلاث (talat)

  1. اربعة (arba'a)
  2. خمسة (khamsa)
  3. ستة (sitta)
  4. سبعة (sab'a)
  5. ثمانية (thamania)
  6. تسعة (tis'a)
  7. عشرة (ashara)

Example sentences:

  1. واحد كبير شاي (wahad kteer shai)
  2. اثنان كبير كافيه (ishaar kteer kafee)
  3. ثلاثة كبير حلال (talat kteer hlal)
  4. اربعة كبير موكع (arba'a kteer mawke'a)
  5. خمسة كبير بشور (khamsa kteer bachoor)

Count from 1 to 10 in Darija, Moroccan Arabic

Numbers from 1-10 / ارقام من ١ الى ١٠ (Moroccan Arabic)

Nombres de 1 à 10 en arabe maroccain