How to say “goodbye” in Moroccan Darija

To say goodbye in Moroccan Darija, say bslama. If you expect to meet again, nshufek men b'd means see you later. At the end of the day you can wish good night, which has a form for a man and one for a woman.

Goodbye

bslama

بسلامة

Say it: bss-LAA-ma

For a man or a woman

Some Darija phrases change with the person you speak to. (m) means said to a man, (f) means said to a woman.

To a man

Good night (m)

tsbeh 'la khir

تصبح على خير

Say it: TSBEH a-la KHEER

To a woman

Good night (f)

tsbhi 'la khir

تصبحي على خير

Say it: tsb-HEE a-la KHEER

More ways to say it

EnglishDarijaArabic scriptSay it
See you laternshufek men b'dنشوفك من بعدnshoo-FEK men BAAD
Latermen b'dمن بعدmen BAAD
TomorrowgheddaغداGHED-da
Thank you very muchshukran bezzafشكرا بزافSHOO-kran bez-ZAAF

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How to read this page: in the "say it" guide, CAPITALS = stressed syllable. In the Darija spelling, ' = ع (a tight throat sound; just pause if you can't). Arabic script: spelling varies; this is common usage.