Your journey into real-life Algerian Arabic just leveled up! In this episode, Thouria Benferhat expands on the classic "Salam" by introducing friendly follow-ups, polite replies, and warm family greetings. You'll hear expressions from real Algerian homes and neighborhoods, and learn how small phrases carry big cultural depth. 🗣️ Learn how to say "Nice to meet you," ask someone how they slept, or respectfully greet your neighbor—all with authentic Algerian Darija.
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📘 Vocabulary List – Episode 2
السلام عليكم (Salam 3likom): Peace be upon you
وعليكم السلام (Wa 3likom essalam): Peace be upon you too
صباح الخير (Sba7 elkhīr): Good morning
صباح النور (Sba7 ennūr): Morning light (response)
مساء الخير (Msa lkhīr): Good evening
نهارك مبروك (Nharek mbrūk): Have a blessed day
نهارك زين (Nharek zīn): Have a good day
مرحبا (Mar7ba): Hello / Welcome
أهلا وسهلا (A7lan w sahlan): Welcome
لاباس؟ (Labas?): All good?
بخير؟ (Bkhīr?): Good? / You okay?
إن شاء الله بخير (Nchallah bkhīr): I hope you’re well
واش راك؟ (Wash rak?): How are you? (to a male)
واش راكي؟ (Wash raki?): How are you? (to a female)
واش راكم؟ (Wash rakom?): How are you? (to 2 or more people)
راك لاباس؟ (Rak labas?): Are you well?
واش حوالك؟ (Wash 7wālek?): How’s it going?
واش كاين؟ (Wash kāyen?): What’s up?
واش جديد؟ (Wash jdīd?): What’s new?
تهلا ف روحك (Thalla f rou7ek): Take care of yourself
نشوفك من بعد (Nchoufek men b3d): See you later
كي داير؟ (Ki dāyr?): How are you doing? (neutral)
مرحبا بيك (Mar7ba bik): Welcome (to one person)
مرحبا بكم (Mar7ba bikom): Welcome (plural)
تشرفنا بيك (Tcharrafna bik): Nice to meet you
نتمنى تكون بخير (Ntmanā tkoon bikhīr): I hope you’re well
شرفتنا (Sharraftna): You’ve honored us
ربي يبارك فيك (Rabi ybārak fik): May God bless you
نورت الدار (Nawart ed-dār): You’ve lit up the house
مع السلامة (Ma3 essalama): Goodbye
بالسلامة (Besslama): Go in peace
نتهلاو فيك (Ntḥallaw fik): We take care (of you)
في أمان الله (Fi amān Allah): In God’s protection
ربي يحفظك (Rabi y7afdek): May God protect you
ربي يسهلك (Rabi ysehhllek): May God make it easy for you
توحشتك (Twa7eshtek): I miss/missed you (to one person)
توحشتكم (Twa7eshtkom): I miss/missed you (to two or more people)
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