Urgent phrases
| Darija Latin | Arabic script | Meaning | Usage note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3awnuni! | عاونوني! | Help me! | — |
| 3iyet lbolis | عيط للبوليس | Call the police | — |
| 3iyet lambulans | عيط لامبولانس | Call an ambulance | — |
| Ana mriD / mrida | أنا مريض / مريضة | I am ill (man / woman) | — |
| Kayn shi tbib 9rib? | كاين شي طبيب قريب؟ | Is there a doctor nearby? | — |
| Fin kayna s-saydaliya? | فين كاينة الصيدلية؟ | Where is the pharmacy? | — |
| Dye3t telefon dyali | ضيعت التلفون ديالي | I lost my phone | — |
| Dye3t passport dyali | ضيعت الباسبور ديالي | I lost my passport | — |
| Ma nqdrsh ntneffes | ما نقدرش نتنفس | I can't breathe | — |
| 3ndi l7ssasiya mn... | عندي الحساسية من... | I am allergic to... | — |
Prepare before you need them
- Save your accommodation address offline.
- Keep insurance, allergy, and medication details accessible.
- Store emergency contacts in your phone and on paper.
- Use a translation app or ask a bilingual person to help with complex medical information.
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Sources and editorial note
This guide was prepared from established Moroccan Arabic learning references and checked for practical beginner use. Darija is a living spoken language, so spelling, vocabulary, and pronunciation can vary by region and speaker.