How to say "congratulations" in Moroccan Darija

مَبْرُوك

mabrouk

Without tashkeel
مبروك
Franco / chat alphabet
mbrouk
Literally
blessed

When to use it

This is the standard, all-purpose word for 'congratulations' in Moroccan Darija. It is used for weddings, graduations, new purchases, and holidays. It is suitable for all formalities and can be said to anyone regardless of age or status.

Other ways to say it

to a single person

مَبْرُوك عَلِيك

mabrouk 3lik

congratulations to you

Adds a personal touch when congratulating an individual.

to a group or couple

مَبْرُوك عَلِيكُم

mabrouk 3likoum

congratulations to you all

Used when congratulating multiple people, like newlyweds.

enthusiastic

أَلْف مَبْرُوك

alf mabrouk

a thousand congratulations

Used for major life events like weddings or buying a house to express strong joy.

How people reply

اللّٰه يُبَارِك فِيك

allah ibarek fik

may God bless you

اللّٰه يَعْطِيك الصَّحَّة

allah ye3tik se77a

may God give you health

In a sentence

مَبْرُوك النَّجَاح دْيَالْك.

mabrouk naja7 dialek.

Congratulations on your success.

مَبْرُوك عَلِيك الطُّومُوبِيل الجْدِيدَة.

mabrouk 3lik tomobile jdida.

Congratulations on the new car.

أَلْف مَبْرُوك الزّْوَاج، اللّٰه يْكَمَّل بِخِير.

alf mabrouk zwaaj, allah ikemmel bikhir.

A thousand congratulations on the wedding, may God complete it well.

"congratulations" in the other dialects