How to Say Delicious in Moroccan Darija
بنين
Bnin / Bnina
How to say it
Say Bnin like b-neen and Bnina like b-nee-na.
Meaning
Delicious / tasty
When to use it
Use Bnin when complimenting food or Moroccan tea.
Example conversation
Had tajine bnin بزاف!
When travelling in Morocco, learning a few everyday words of Darija can make simple moments feel more natural. Here is how people commonly use Bnin (masculine) / Bnina (feminine).
How to say “Delicious / tasty” in Moroccan Darija
بنين is written in Moroccan Arabic as بنين. In Latin letters, you may see it written as Bnin (masculine) / Bnina (feminine).
Pronunciation: Say Bnin like b-neen and Bnina like b-nee-na.
What does Bnin (masculine) / Bnina (feminine) mean?
Delicious / tasty. Use Bnin when complimenting food. Moroccans often enjoy hearing visitors say it after a meal or while drinking tea.
Example in a conversation
Had tajine bnin بزاف! — This tagine is very delicious!
Do not worry about having a perfect accent. A friendly attempt is usually appreciated, especially when you are speaking with local people during your Morocco trip.
Quick summary
Arabic: بنين
Darija: Bnin (masculine) / Bnina (feminine)
English: Delicious / tasty