Moroccan Darija for “eager”
/mtshawq/
متشوق
Ana mtshwwe9 bash nt3llm ddarija.
I am eager to learn Darija.
Say mtshawq (متشوق) for “eager” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /mtshawq/. It is a adjective. In a natural conversation, you can say “Ana mtshwwe9 bash nt3llm ddarija.”, meaning “I am eager to learn Darija.”
Huwa mtshawq yshof film jdida.
هو متشوق يشوف فيلم جديدة.
He is eager to watch the new movie. · Il est impatient de voir le nouveau film.
Kant mtshawqa t3rf shnu kayn f l7afla.
كانت متشوقة تعرف شنو كاين في الحفلة.
She was eager to know what was happening at the party. · Elle était impatiente de savoir ce qui se passait à la fête.
Hum mtshawqin yji l3id bash y3aydo m3a l3a'ila.
هم متشوقين يجي العيد باش يعيدوا مع العائلة.
They are eager for the holiday to come to celebrate with the family. · Ils sont impatients que la fête arrive pour célébrer avec la famille.
The word 'mtshawq' is commonly used in everyday Moroccan conversations to express anticipation or excitement about an upcoming event or activity. It is informal and can be used in both spoken and written contexts. A common expression is 'mtshawq bash' followed by an action, indicating eagerness to do something. There are no notable regional variations for this word.
| English | eager |
|---|---|
| Spanish | ansioso |
| Italian | ansioso |
| German | eifrig |
| Portuguese | ansioso |
| Dutch | gretig |
| Turkish | istekli |
mtshawq (متشوق) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "eager" in English. It is a beginner-level word in the emotions category.
A natural example is “Ana mtshwwe9 bash nt3llm ddarija.” It means “I am eager to learn Darija.”
Mtshawq is pronounced /mtshawq/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written متشوق.
The word 'mtshawq' is commonly used in everyday Moroccan conversations to express anticipation or excitement about an upcoming event or activity. It is informal and can be used in both spoken and written contexts. A common expression is 'mtshawq bash' followed by an action, indicating eagerness to do something. There are no notable regional variations for this word.