/jit/
جيت
jit m3attel
I came late
Jit (جيت) is the Moroccan Darija word for "I came" (French: je suis venu). It is pronounced /jit/. This word is used as a verb (neutral) in everyday Moroccan Arabic. It belongs to the verb category and is considered beginner-level vocabulary. Darija (Moroccan Arabic) borrows many words from Spanish, French, and Amazigh — jit is a common word you'll hear in daily conversations across Morocco.
Jit (جيت) is a Moroccan Darija word meaning "I came" in English and "je suis venu" in French. It is a beginner-level word in the verb category.
"I came" in Moroccan Darija is "jit" , written جيت in Arabic script. It is pronounced /jit/.
Jit is pronounced /jit/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.