Moroccan Darija for “good / fine / well”
/mzyan/
مزيان
Kolshi mzyan, l7amdolah.
Everything is fine, thank God.
Say mzyan (مزيان) for “good / fine / well” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /mzyan/. It is a adjective. In a natural conversation, you can say “Kolshi mzyan, l7amdolah.”, meaning “Everything is fine, thank God.” The French equivalent is bien / bon.
Had lmakla mzyana bzzaf.
هاد الماكلة مزيانة بزاف.
This food is very good. · Cette nourriture est très bonne.
S7abek mzyanin bzaf.
صحابك مزيانين بزاف.
Your friends are really nice. · Tes amis sont vraiment sympas.
L3am mzyan hadi.
العام مزيان هادي.
The year is going well so far. · L'année se passe bien jusqu'à présent.
The word 'mzyan' is commonly used in everyday conversations to describe something positive or satisfactory. It is informal and often used among friends and family. A common expression is 'mzyan bzaf' meaning 'very good'. There are no significant regional variations in its usage.
| English | good / fine / well |
|---|---|
| French | bien / bon |
| Spanish | bueno |
| Italian | buono |
| German | gut |
| Portuguese | bom |
| Dutch | goed |
| Turkish | iyi |
mzyan (مزيان) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "good / fine / well" in English and "bien / bon" in French. It is a beginner-level word in the emotions category.
A natural example is “Kolshi mzyan, l7amdolah.” It means “Everything is fine, thank God.”
Mzyan is pronounced /mzyan/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written مزيان.
The word 'mzyan' is commonly used in everyday conversations to describe something positive or satisfactory. It is informal and often used among friends and family. A common expression is 'mzyan bzaf' meaning 'very good'. There are no significant regional variations in its usage.