Moroccan Arabic

"Tomorrow" in Moroccan Arabic

By Amine B.

In Moroccan Arabic, "Tomorrow" is written using the Latin script as:

Gheda

Using the Arabic script, it is written as:

غدا

Listen to this word pronounced (audio)


 

Examples in sentences or statements

 
"What time should we get up tomorrow?"

Chmen sa3a khasna nfi9o gheda?

شمن ساعة خاسنا نفيقو غدا؟

 
"My flight arrives in Casablanca at 8:10am tomorrow."

Tyara dyali ghatwsel gheda mea 8 dyal sbah.

.طيارة ديالي غاتوصل غدا مع 8 ديال صباح

 
"We're going to eat at that restaurant tomorrow."

Ghadi nmchiw naklo fdak restaurant gheda.

.غادي نمشيو ناكلو فداك ريستورون غدا

 
"We will arrive in Morocco tomorrow!"

Ghadi nweslo lmeghrib gheda!

.غادي نوصلو للمغريب غدا

 
"We're going to the desert tomorrow."

Ghadi nmchiw lse7ra gheda.

.غادي نمشيو لصحرا غدا

 

Related words in Moroccan Arabic

"Today" in Moroccan Arabic

In other Mediterranean languages and dialects

"Tomorrow" in Spanish

"Tomorrow" in Tunisian Arabic

"Tomorrow" in Greek
 

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Amine B. is a Moroccan citizen who has lived in Morocco for at least 20 years. His favourite place in Morocco is Tangier, where he is from. He speaks about his adoration of the medina (old town of the city): "It has a beautiful Mediterranean vibe, with its coastal views, soft light, and relaxed rhythm of life. The Medina’s narrow alleys, whitewashed walls, and colorful doors create a timeless charm. I love how it feels both peaceful and full of quiet energy, a place where you can wander, reflect, and feel deeply connected to the spirit of the city."

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