Moroccan Darija for “my neighbors”
/ji-ra-ni/
جيراني
Jirani mzyanin m3aya.
My neighbors are good to me.
Say jirani (جيراني) for “my neighbors” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /ji-ra-ni/. It is a noun with plural gender. In a natural conversation, you can say “Jirani mzyanin m3aya.”, meaning “My neighbors are good to me.” The French equivalent is mes voisins.
Jirani kay3awnuni f l3id.
جيراني كيعاونوني ف العيد.
My neighbors help me during the holiday. · Mes voisins m'aident pendant la fête.
Jirani 3ziz 3liya bzzaf.
جيراني عزيز عليا بزاف.
I really like my neighbors. · J'aime beaucoup mes voisins.
Jirani dima kaydrbu l3sha m3ana.
جيراني ديما كيدربو العشا معانا.
My neighbors always have dinner with us. · Mes voisins dînent toujours avec nous.
The word 'jirani' is used in everyday conversations to refer to one's neighbors, typically in a friendly context. It is common in discussions about community and social interactions. A common expression is 'jirani mzyanin,' meaning 'good neighbors.' There are no notable regional variants for this term.
| English | my neighbors |
|---|---|
| French | mes voisins |
| Spanish | mis vecinos |
| Italian | i miei vicini |
| German | meine Nachbarn |
| Portuguese | meus vizinhos |
| Dutch | mijn buren |
| Turkish | komşularım |
jirani (جيراني) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "my neighbors" in English and "mes voisins" in French. It is a beginner-level word in the people category.
A natural example is “Jirani mzyanin m3aya.” It means “My neighbors are good to me.”
Jirani is pronounced /ji-ra-ni/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written جيراني.
The word 'jirani' is used in everyday conversations to refer to one's neighbors, typically in a friendly context. It is common in discussions about community and social interactions. A common expression is 'jirani mzyanin,' meaning 'good neighbors.' There are no notable regional variants for this term.