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“Twelve” (12) in Moroccan Arabic

By Rihab E.

In Moroccan Arabic, “Twelve” (12) is written using the Latin script as:

Tnach

Using the Arabic script, it is written as:

طناش

Listen to this number pronounced (audio)


 

Examples in sentences or statements

 
“The coffee is in Aisle 12.”

L9ahwa fzni9a tnach.

.القهوة فالزنيقة طناش

 
“We’re in Row 12.​”

7na fsaff tnach.

.حنا فالصف طناش

 
“It’s June 12th today.”

Lyoum tnach younyou.

.اليوم طناش يونيو

 
“My son turned 12 yesterday.”

Weldi lbare7 kamel tnacher 3am.

.ولدي البارح كمل طناشر عام

 
“I’ve been married for 12 years.”

Ana mzawja hadi tnacher 3am .

.أنا مزوجة هادي طناشر عام

 

In other Mediterranean languages and dialects

“Twelve” (12) in Lebanese Arabic

“Twelve” (12) in Tunisian Arabic

“Twelve” (12) in Turkish
 

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Rihab E. is a Moroccan citizen who has lived in Morocco for over 20 years. Her favourite Moroccan food is Rfissa, which she has noted is "dedicated to pregnant women", however, can be eaten in "normal days"; her favourite Moroccan-based movie is 9ism 8; and her favourite place in Morocco is Casablanca, where she was born and raised. She wrote of her city of providence, "[Casablanca] means a lot to me. Whenever I travel I feel something is missing. People here are very helpful and friendly."

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