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My Home 🏡🇲🇦
Talk about your home in Moroccan Darija! Learn the names of rooms, furniture, and everyday objects, then describe what is in your room using simple sentences.
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01. Rooms in Your Home 🚪
Learn the names of the main rooms. Say each word out loud and think about your own home.
| Darija | English | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Dar | Home / house | Hadi dar dyali. This is my home. |
| Bit | Room / bedroom | Hada Lbit dyali. This is my room. |
| Salon | Living room | Kayn salon f dar. There is a living room in the house. |
| Kuzina | Kitchen | Kayna kuzina kbira. There is a big kitchen. |
| Toilet | Bathroom / toilet | Fin kayn toilet? Where is the bathroom? |
| Stah | Rooftop / terrace | Kayn stah f dar. There is a rooftop in the house. |
Fin bit dyalek? — Where is your room?
Bit dyali hna. — My room is here.
02. Furniture & Everyday Objects 🛋️
These are the things you can find in a bedroom or living room. Learn a few words and use them in sentences.
🛏️ Namosiya
Bed
Kayn namosiya f bit.
There is a bed in the room.
🪑 Kursi
Chair
Kayn kursi.
There is a chair.
🛋️ Kanabi
Sofa
Kayna kanabi f salon.
There is a sofa in the living room.
🪞 Mraia
Mirror
Kayna mraia f bit.
There is a mirror in the room.
🪟 Sherrjem
Window
Kayn sherrjem.
There is a window.
🚪 Bab
Door
Kayn bab f bit.
There is a door in the room.
🪵 Tabla
Table
Kayna tabla 7da namosiya.
There is a table next to the bed.
💡 Daw
Light
Kayn daw.
There is a light.
03. The Magic Pattern: Kayn / Kayna 🧩
Use these words to say that something exists or that something is in a place.
Pattern 1 · Kayn = There is
There is a door in the room.
There is a window in the house.
There is a living room in the house.
Pattern 2 · Kayna = There is
There is a table in the room.
There is a mirror in the room.
There is a kitchen in the house.
Pattern 3 · Say where something is
The bed is in the room.
The sofa is in the living room.
The table is in the kitchen.
Pattern 4 · Say where things are located
There is a chair next to the table.
04. A Real-Life Conversation 💬
Imagine you're showing a friend your room. Read the conversation aloud, then switch roles.
Welcome to my home!
Shno kayn f bit? — What is in the room?
Fin kayn namosiya? — Where is the bed?
Fin kayna l-mraia? — Where is the mirror?
05. Mini Practice ✍️
Try to answer before opening each answer. Say the full Darija sentence out loud.
Challenge 1: How do you say “There is a bed in the room”?
Kayn namosiya f bit.
Challenge 2: How do you say “There is a table in the kitchen”?
Kayna tabla f kuzina.
Challenge 3: How do you say “There is a sofa in the living room”?
Kayn kanabi f salon.
Challenge 4: How do you say “There is a chair next to the table”?
Kayn kursi 7da tabla.
Challenge 5: How do you ask “What is in the room?”
Shno kayn f bit?
06. Your 30-Second Speaking Challenge 🎤
Imagine you're showing your Moroccan friend around your home. Describe your room using simple sentences.
1Describe your room
Use these sentence starters to talk about your own space.
This is my room.
There is... (use a masculine noun)
There is... (use a feminine noun)
There is ... next to ...
In my room, there is...
2Check your progress
Your mission: Look around your room and describe five real objects in Darija. You don't need perfect sentences — just start speaking!
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