How to Say Where Is the Toilet in Moroccan Darija
فين كاينة الطواليت؟
Fin kayna t-walit?
How to say it
Say it like feen kai-na twa-leet.
Meaning
Where is the toilet?
When to use it
Use this in restaurants, cafés, hotels and stations.
Example conversation
Afak, fin kayna t-walit?
When travelling in Morocco, learning a few everyday words of Darija can make simple moments feel more natural. Here is how people commonly use Fin kayna t-walit?.
How to say “Where is the toilet?” in Moroccan Darija
فين كاينة الطواليت؟ is written in Moroccan Arabic as فين كاينة الطواليت؟. In Latin letters, you may see it written as Fin kayna t-walit?.
Pronunciation: Say it like feen kai-na twa-leet.
What does Fin kayna t-walit? mean?
Where is the toilet?. Use this practical phrase in restaurants, cafés, hotels and bus or train stations. Kayna is used because toilet is treated as feminine in this expression.
Example in a conversation
Afak, fin kayna t-walit? — Please, where is the toilet?
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: فين كاينة الطواليت؟
Darija: Fin kayna t-walit?
English: Where is the toilet?