How to use "when" to describe a time when something happens in Moroccan Arabic
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Today you’re going to hear how to describe a time when something happens in Moroccan Arabic (using ‘when’ as a relative adverb).
New word/s:
- When
Sample sentences:
- I’ll see you when I finish work.
- When you finish work, call me.
- When I’m in Casablanca, I’ll visit my friends.
- They want to move to Algiers when they get married.
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