Moroccan Arabic mini-lesson
Learn five simple phrases to order coffee, ask for sugar, check the price and request the bill in Morocco.
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In this lesson
Phrase 1
Wahed l-qahwa, 3afak
A coffee, please.
Phrase 2
B-ssekkar
With sugar.
Phrase 3
Bla sekkar
Without sugar.
Phrase 4
Bchhal?
How much is it?
Phrase 5
L-hsab, 3afak
The bill, please.
Phrase 1 of 5
Wahed l-qahwa, 3afak
وَاحْد لْقَهْوَة، عَافَاك
A coffee, please.
Quick guide
In a Moroccan café, a few simple phrases can help you order, mention sugar, ask the price and request the bill. This mini-lesson connects each phrase to a clear intention with Moroccan Arabic, Arabic script and an audio example.
Wahed l-qahwa, 3afak
وَاحْد لْقَهْوَة، عَافَاك
A coffee, please.
B-ssekkar
بِالسّْكَّر
With sugar.
Bla sekkar
بْلَا سْكَّر
Without sugar.
Bchhal?
بِشْحَال؟
How much is it?
L-hsab, 3afak
لْحْسَاب، عَافَاك
The bill, please.
This phrase lets you order a coffee simply. You can then add “B-ssekkar” if you want sugar, or “Bla sekkar” if you prefer it without sugar.
Audio helps you recognise the rhythm of Moroccan Arabic and remember useful sounds for a real café interaction.
To keep practising, try the taxi mini-lesson or return to all Moroccan Arabic exercises.
