Moroccan Darija for “email”
/email/
إيميل
Sift liya email, 3afak.
Send me an email, please.
Say email (إيميل) for “email” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /email/. It is a noun. In a natural conversation, you can say “Sift liya email, 3afak.”, meaning “Send me an email, please.”
Ktebt lik email lbare7.
كتبت ليك إيميل البارح.
I wrote you an email yesterday. · Je t'ai écrit un email hier.
3ndek email jdida?
عندك إيميل جديدة؟
Do you have a new email? · As-tu un nouvel email?
Ma tl9itsh dak email f inbox dyali.
ما لقيتش داك الإيميل في إنبوكس ديالي.
I didn't find that email in my inbox. · Je n'ai pas trouvé cet email dans ma boîte de réception.
In Moroccan Darija, 'email' is used in everyday conversations, especially in contexts related to work or communication. It's a direct borrowing from English and is commonly understood across different regions. A typical expression is 'b3t liya email' meaning 'send me an email'.
| English | |
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| Spanish | correo electrónico |
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| Turkish | e-posta |
email (إيميل) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "email" in English. It is a beginner-level word in the technology category.
A natural example is “Sift liya email, 3afak.” It means “Send me an email, please.”
Email is pronounced /email/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written إيميل.
In Moroccan Darija, 'email' is used in everyday conversations, especially in contexts related to work or communication. It's a direct borrowing from English and is commonly understood across different regions. A typical expression is 'b3t liya email' meaning 'send me an email'.