noun technology beginner

mot de passe

Moroccan Darija for “password”

/mot de passe/

مو دو پاس

Translations

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English password
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French mot de passe
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Arabic Script مو دو پاس

Word Information

Part of Speech
noun
Category
technology
Difficulty
beginner

Example: mot de passe in a Darija sentence

Darija

Nsit mot de passe dyali.

English

I forgot my password.

How to say “password” in Moroccan Darija

Say mot de passe (مو دو پاس) for “password” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /mot de passe/. It is a noun. In a natural conversation, you can say “Nsit mot de passe dyali.”, meaning “I forgot my password.” The French equivalent is mot de passe.

More example sentences with “mot de passe”

3afak, 3tini mot de passe dyal wifi.

عفاك، عطيني مو دو باس ديال ويفي.

Please, give me the Wi-Fi password. · S'il te plaît, donne-moi le mot de passe du Wi-Fi.

Bghit nbdl mot de passe dyal email.

بغيت نبدل مو دو باس ديال إيميل.

I want to change my email password. · Je veux changer le mot de passe de mon e-mail.

Kifash n9dr n7fD mot de passe jdida?

كيفاش نقدر نحفظ مو دو باس جديدة؟

How can I remember a new password? · Comment puis-je me souvenir d'un nouveau mot de passe?

How Moroccans use “mot de passe”

The term 'mot de passe' is commonly used in everyday language, especially in contexts involving technology and the internet. It is often used in both casual and formal settings without any notable regional variations. A common collocation is 'mot de passe dyal wifi' (Wi-Fi password), frequently used in social situations.

“mot de passe” in other languages

Englishpassword
Frenchmot de passe
Spanishcontraseña
Italianpassword
GermanPasswort
Portuguesesenha
Dutchwachtwoord
Turkishşifre

Frequently Asked Questions

What does mot de passe mean in English?

mot de passe (مو دو پاس) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "password" in English and "mot de passe" in French. It is a beginner-level word in the technology category.

How do you use mot de passe in a Darija sentence?

A natural example is “Nsit mot de passe dyali.” It means “I forgot my password.”

How do you pronounce mot de passe?

Mot De Passe is pronounced /mot de passe/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.

How do you write mot de passe in Arabic script?

In Arabic script it is written مو دو پاس.

When do Moroccans use mot de passe?

The term 'mot de passe' is commonly used in everyday language, especially in contexts involving technology and the internet. It is often used in both casual and formal settings without any notable regional variations. A common collocation is 'mot de passe dyal wifi' (Wi-Fi password), frequently used in social situations.

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