Acḥal ssaɛa tura?
What time is it now?
Usage
The most basic way to ask the time
D acu-t wass-a?
What day is it today?
Usage
Asks the day of the week
Grammar Note
It can also be read as asking the date.
Ass-a
Today
Usage
Basic word for pointing to a time
Grammar Note
Ass is "day" and -a is "this".
Azekka
Tomorrow
Usage
Basic word for pointing to a time
Iḍelli
Yesterday
Usage
Basic word for pointing to a time
Seld azekka
The day after tomorrow
Usage
Basic word for pointing to a time
Grammar Note
Seld is "after".
Send iḍelli
The day before yesterday
Usage
Basic word for pointing to a time
Grammar Note
Send is "before".
Tura
Now
Usage
Basic word for pointing to a time
Letnayen
Monday
Usage
Names or confirms a day of the week
Grammar Note
A day name of Arabic origin.
Ttlata
Tuesday
Usage
Names or confirms a day of the week
Larebɛa
Wednesday
Usage
Names or confirms a day of the week
Grammar Note
A day name of Arabic origin.
Lexmis
Thursday
Usage
Names or confirms a day of the week
Lǧemɛa
Friday
Usage
Names or confirms a day of the week
Ssebt
Saturday
Usage
Names or confirms a day of the week
Lḥedd
Sunday
Usage
Names or confirms a day of the week
Yennayer
January
Usage
Names a month
Grammar Note
It is also the name of the Amazigh new-year celebration.
Furar
February
Usage
Names a month
Meɣres
March
Usage
Names a month
Grammar Note
The same spelling also names the planet Mars.
Yebrir
April
Usage
Names a month
Mayyu
May
Usage
Names a month
Yunyu
June
Usage
Names a month
Yulyu
July
Usage
Names a month
Ɣuct
August
Usage
Names a month
Grammar Note
"Aggur n ɣuct" (the month of August) also occurs.
Ctember
September
Usage
Names a month
Tubeṛ
October
Usage
Names a month
Duǧember
December
Usage
Names a month
Ass
Day
Usage
Names a unit of time
Imalas
Week
Usage
Names a unit of time
Grammar Note
Synonyms are ddurt and ssmana.
Ayyur
Month
Usage
Names a unit of time
Grammar Note
"Ctember d ayyur wis tesɛa n useggas" (September is the ninth month of the year). The variant aggur is also used.
Aseggas
Year
Usage
Names a unit of time
Ssaɛa
Hour / clock
Usage
Names a unit of time
Dqiqa
Minute
Usage
Names a unit of time
Azgen n ssaɛa
Half an hour
Usage
Says how long something takes
Grammar Note
Azgen (half) + n ssaɛa.
Tagara n ddurt
Weekend
Usage
Says "the weekend"
Grammar Note
Literally "the end of the week". The phrase "Tagara n dduṛt yelhan" means "have a good weekend".
Imalas-a
This week
Usage
Refers to a week
Grammar Note
The suffix -a / -agi means "this".
Imalas i d-iteddun
Next week
Usage
Refers to a week
Grammar Note
Literally "the coming week".
Imalas iɛeddan
Last week
Usage
Refers to a week
Grammar Note
Literally "the week that passed".
Yal ass
Every day
Usage
Says how often
Grammar Note
Yal means "every".
Ṣṣbeḥ
Morning
Usage
Names a part of the day
Tameddit
Afternoon / evening
Usage
Names a part of the day
Deg yiḍ
At night
Usage
Names a part of the day
Grammar Note
Iḍ takes the construct state yiḍ after deg ("in").
More Kabyle phrases
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