LiveXPQuestionsArabicWhich Arabic language I should learn to communicate with locals in Morocco at least on a very basic

Which Arabic language I should learn to communicate with locals in Morocco at least on a very basic

IIrina

South Morocco and high Atlas

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Imran Ali

Certified Arabic & Urdu teacher with 7 years experience

You should focus on learning Moroccan Arabic also known Darija.

Ahmed Shahin
I teach Arabic and French
If you communicate with them using very simple words in formal Arabic, it is quiet sufficient.
chadi halime
supervisor in volvo cars
you may take the middle east
Rami
Experienced Arabic tutor offering engaging, personalized lessons to help you master Arabic quickly
Focus on learning general Arabic - A mix of Fusha and common words so you can communicate anywhere. That's exactly how I teach Arabic to make it practical and versatile.
Abbas Barkat
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To communicate with locals in Morocco on a basic level, you should focus on learning Darija, the Moroccan Arabic dialect. It is the most widely spoken language in Morocco for daily communication. (Darija) phrases for daily use: Greetings and Basics: Hello: Salam (سلام) How are you?: Kif dayer? (كيف داير؟) [to a man] / Kif dayra? (كيف دايرة؟) [to a woman] I’m fine, thank you: Labas, shukran (لاباس، شكرا) Good morning: Sbah lkhir (صباح الخير) Good evening: Msa lkhir (مساء الخير) Goodbye: Bslama (بسلامة) Politeness: Please: Afak (عفاك) Thank you: Shukran (شكرا) Excuse me / Sorry: Smah liya (سمح ليا) Everyday Questions: What is your name?: Shno smiytek? (شنو سميتك؟) My name is...: Smiti... (سميتي...) Where is...?: Fin kayn...? (فين كاين...؟) How much is this?: Shhal hadi? (شحال هادي؟) Do you speak English?: Kat-hdr l-ingleeziya? (كتْهدر الإنجليزية؟) Practical Phrases: I don’t understand: Ma fhemtsh (ما فهمتش) I need help: Khassni
Jamal Tetuani
Certified teacher in Arabic, Moroccan Darija, and Spanish | 16 years of experience
The Moroccan colloquial Arabic known as "Darija" will help you communicate effectively with Moroccans.

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