In this lesson you’re going to hear how to say very, not very and not at all in Moroccan Arabic.

New words:

Very
Not very
Not at all
Sample sentences:

I’m very happy,
They’re very late.
The homework isn’t very difficult.
I’m not very busy.
I’m not hungry at all.
He’s not reliable at all.

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How to say ‘very’, ‘not very’ and ‘not at all’ in Moroccan Arabic

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