“Laughed” (past) In Tunisian Arabic

In Tunisian Arabic, “Laughed” (the verb, in the past tense) is written using the Latin script as:

(I) Dh7akt

(You) Dh7akt

(You, plural) Dh7aktou

(He) Dh7ak

(She) Dha7ket

(We) Dh7akna

(They) Dha7kou

Using the Arabic script, it is written as:

ضحكت (I)

ضحكت (You)

ضحكتو (You, plural)

ضحك (He)

ضحكت (She)

ضحكنا (We)

ضحكو (They)

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Examples in sentences or statements

 
“I laughed so hard!”

Dh7akt barcha!

!ضحكت برشا

 
“I didn’t laugh at you. I was laughing at something else.”

Ma dh7aktech 3lik, dh7akt 3la 7aja okhra.

.ما ضحكتش عليك،ضحكت على حاجة أخرى

 
“Why did you laugh?”

3lech dh7akt?

علاش ضحكت؟

 
“What made you two laugh?”

3la chnou dh7aktou?

على شنو ضحكتو؟

 
“He laughed at his own mistake.”

Dh7ak 3la ghaltou.

.ضحك على غلطتو

 
“She laughed about it.”

(masculine-based noun) Dha7ket 3lih.

(feminine-based noun) Dha7ket 3liha.

.ضحكت عليه (masculine-based noun)

.ضحكت عليها (feminine-based noun)

 
“The child laughed when he saw the clown.”

Essghir dh7ak ki chef l cloun.

.الصغير ضحك كي شاف الكلون

 
“We laughed a lot last night!”

Dh7akna barcha el bera7!

!ضحكنا برشا البارح

 
“They laughed all night long.”

Dha7kou lila kemla.

.ضحكو ليلة كاملة

 

Related words in Tunisian Arabic

“Laugh” (future) In Tunisian Arabic

“Laughs” (third-person) In Tunisian Arabic

“Laughing” (present) in Tunisian Arabic
 

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