Moroccan Darija for “okay / agreed”
/wa-kha/
واخا
Wakha, mashi moshkil.
Okay, no problem.
Say wakha (واخا) for “okay / agreed” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /wa-kha/. It is a expression. In a natural conversation, you can say “Wakha, mashi moshkil.”, meaning “Okay, no problem.” The French equivalent is d'accord.
Wakha, ghadi nji ghdda.
واخا، غادي نجي غدا.
Okay, I will come tomorrow. · D'accord, je viendrai demain.
Wakha, nshoufek f l3shiya.
واخا، نشوفك ف العشية.
Okay, see you in the evening. · D'accord, à ce soir.
Wakha, n9der nkhdem m3ak.
واخا، نقدر نخدم معاك.
Okay, I can work with you. · D'accord, je peux travailler avec toi.
The word 'wakha' is commonly used in everyday Moroccan conversations to express agreement or consent. It is informal and often used among friends and family. A common expression is 'wakha, mashi moshkil,' meaning 'okay, no problem.' There are no significant regional variants of this expression within Morocco.
| English | okay / agreed |
|---|---|
| French | d'accord |
| Spanish | vale |
| Italian | va bene |
| German | okay |
| Portuguese | tá bom |
| Dutch | oké |
| Turkish | tamam |
wakha (واخا) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "okay / agreed" in English and "d'accord" in French. It is a beginner-level word in the agreement category.
A natural example is “Wakha, mashi moshkil.” It means “Okay, no problem.”
Wakha is pronounced /wa-kha/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written واخا.
The word 'wakha' is commonly used in everyday Moroccan conversations to express agreement or consent. It is informal and often used among friends and family. A common expression is 'wakha, mashi moshkil,' meaning 'okay, no problem.' There are no significant regional variants of this expression within Morocco.