Learn Algerian Arabic (Darija) with a Native Teacher

Speak real Algerian Darija step by step for daily conversations, travel, and culture. No textbooks—just real language.

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Who is this for?

Expats in Algeria
Algerians Abroad
Partners of Algerians
Cultural Seekers

What is Algerian Arabic (Darija)?

Darija is the spoken heart of Algeria. It is a beautiful blend of Arabic, Amazigh, French, and Turkish. It’s the language of daily life, family, and the streets.

Beginner's Kickstart

Simple Verbs

  • Nrouh (To go)
    Nrouh lel dar. (I go to the house)
  • Nakoul (To eat)
    Nakoul l'khobz. (I eat the bread)
  • Nahdar (To speak)
    Nahdar Darija. (I speak Darija)
  • Nhab (To want)
    Nhab l'qahwa. (I want coffee)

Simple Nouns

  • Dar (House)
    Dar kbira. (A big house)
  • Tomobil (Car)
    Tomobil jdida. (A new car)
  • Mra (Woman)
    Mra mliha. (A good woman)
  • Ktab (Book)
    Hada ktab. (This is a book)

Numbers (1-10)

  • Wahed (1)
  • Zouj (2)
  • Tleta (3)
  • Rab'a (4)
  • Khamsa (5)
  • Setta (6)
  • Seb'a (7)
  • Tmenya (8)
  • Tes'a (9)
  • 'Achra (10)

Common Adjectives

  • Mlih (Good)
    L'hal mlih. (The weather is good)
  • Kbir (Big)
    Beb kbir. (A big door)
  • Skhoun (Hot)
    Atay skhoun. (Hot tea)
  • Farhan (Happy)
    Ana farhan. (I am happy)

Meet Your Teacher

I’m Seddik, a native Algerian teacher dedicated to helping you speak naturally. I focus on conversation and practical use, so you can communicate from day one.

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