Darija mini-lesson
When you arrive at a hotel in Morocco, a few simple Darija phrases can make speaking with reception much easier. Learn how to confirm your reservation, ask whether your room is ready, report a hot-water problem and ask when breakfast starts.
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In this lesson
Phrase 1
3ndi réservation.
I have a reservation.
Phrase 2
Wash lbit wajed?
Is the room ready?
Phrase 3
Fin kayn lbit dyali?
Where is my room?
Phrase 4
Ma kaynch lma skhoun.
There is no hot water.
Phrase 5
Fash kaybda lftour?
What time does breakfast start?
Phrase 1 of 5
3ndi réservation.
عندي ريزيرفاسيون.
I have a reservation.
Quick guide
Listen to each phrase, remember its meaning, then test yourself with the interactive exercise. This mini-lesson helps you confirm a reservation, ask about your room, report a hot-water problem and ask when breakfast starts.
3ndi réservation.
عندي ريزيرفاسيون.
I have a reservation.
Wash lbit wajed?
واش البيت واجد؟
Is the room ready?
Fin kayn lbit dyali?
فين كاين البيت ديالي؟
Where is my room?
Ma kaynch lma skhoun.
ما كاينش الما سخون.
There is no hot water.
Fash kaybda lftour?
فاش كيبدا الفطور؟
What time does breakfast start?
This phrase tells reception that you already have a reservation. The French word “réservation” is commonly used in modern Darija in tourism and hotel contexts.
Audio helps you remember natural pronunciation, especially for lbit, lma and lftour, which should sound linked. Listening again makes the phrases easier to use at reception.
Find more vocabulary, native audio and interactive exercises for learning everyday Darija used in Morocco.
