The Preposition “معا”

The preposition m3a almost always means with.

Forms with pronouns

English	Darija
With me	m3aya
With you — singular	m3ak
With him	m3ah
With her	m3aha
With us	m3ana
With you — plural	m3akum
With them	m3ahum

Verbs commonly used with “m3a”

ḍнk m3a (to laugh with), tlaqa m3a (to meet with), t3awn m3a (to cooperate with), bqa m3a (to stay with), tsalm m3a (to shake hands with), txaṣm m3a (to argue with)

Examples

tlaqit m3a Samir f l-bosṭa. — I met Samir at the post office.
tlaqit m3ah f l-bosṭa. — I met him at the post office.

ġir kan-ḍнk m3ak! — I am only joking with you!

bġiti t-mši l s-sinima m3aya? — Would you like to go to the cinema with me?