“I have a headache” in Moroccan Arabic
ضَرّْنِي رَاسِي
Derrni rasi
I have a headache
Literally: “hurt-me my-head”
To say “I have a headache” in Moroccan Arabic, you say ضَرّْنِي رَاسِي, pronounced “Derrni rasi”.
More phrases
- وَاشْ عَنْدَكْ الصَّرْفْ؟ · Do you have change?
- خَلِّينِي نْشْرِي حْوَايْجْ جْدَادْ · Let me buy new clothes
- عْطِينِي كِيلُو دْيَالْ · Give me a kilo of...
- فِينْ كَايْنْ الْمَحَلْ · Where is the shop?
- كَيْبَالِي خَاصّْنِي نْشُوفْ شِي طْبِيبْ. · I think I need to see a doctor
- فْيَا السّْخَانَة · I have a fever
- فِينْ كَايْنْ الْفَارْمَاسْيَانْ · Where is the pharmacy?
- دُورْ عْلِّيمِنْ · Turn right
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