Moroccan Arabic: Lesson 20 / Telling The Time

In this video you will learn how to ask for the time and how to tell the time.
This darija lesson comes with some exercises to test your understanding.
It is highly recommended to repeat after you listen, You can always pause and reply to hear the Pronunciation again.
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[@AishaAliBhatti-ro7qc]

Great job brother this is so helpful for who want to learn darija

[@hughsimpson2225]

Best UA-cam videos to learn Arabic. So easy to follow along.

[@EffectiveArabic]

Thank you 😀

[@opokuclinton4213]

Chokran khoya 😭😭😭please make a lesson in future tense for us pleeeeeeeaaasssss

[@makbuth]

Shukran bezaff, it is a good video to learn the time, thank you

[@opokuclinton4213]

Chokran khoya 😭😭😭please make a lesson in FUTURE TENSE for us pleeeeeaaassee

[@gothhabiba]

To be clear, "qel" means "less" or "minus." For all of the "fractions" expressions on the second screen (40 to 55 minutes), you would say *the upcoming hour* followed by "qel tolot," "larob," etc.--*not the current hour*! For example, at 2:45 you would say "hadi tlata larob"--like saying "it's quarter to three." If you said "hadi jouj larob," you would actually be saying "it's 1:45."

[@m17434]

Really good! Shukran bezef!

[@englishdarijalifestyle]

Chokran! This was a good review for me of how to tell time. Your presentation was clear and I like the practice quiz 👍

[@EffectiveArabic]

You're very welcome! I'm glad you like my work 😀, next video lesson will be about " Time expressions".
I'm still planning to make the lesson you asked for: (to be in the present)
Thank you,,

[@eyahesma3831]

The exercise at the end is really very useful. Shukran bzaf!

[@EffectiveArabic]

Glad to hear that

[@austinsullivan1678]

Great work. Thanks for making this reference! I always forget the fraction words, they are very useful at the souk.

[@EffectiveArabic]

Yeah that's true specially in mssalla souk hahah, thanks for the comment

[@amira.9853]

👍👏👏

[@AbdelmajidBny-qu1oz]

Salam what’s the different between of dqayaq and dqiqa?

[@Skipping13]

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[@mohammedyakubuabdulkadirka7223]

شكرا بزاف

[@EffectiveArabic]

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[@yosefohayon9980]

mnor

[@perlagonzalez7002]

Arabic is way to hard, so I gave up! Thank you anyway!!

[@opokuclinton4213]

Chokran khoya 😭😭😭please make a lesson in future tense for us pleeeeeeeaaasssss

[@opokuclinton4213]

Chokran khoya 😭😭😭please make a lesson in FUTURE TENSE for us pleeeeeaaassee

[@yosefohayon9980]

צריך לומר מנור דהור
mnor dhor

[@opokuclinton4213]

Chokran khoya 😭😭😭please make a lesson in future tense for us pleeeeeeeaaasssss

[@EffectiveArabic]

Yes khoya! I'm gonna work on it inchaalah