There are so many French Words used in Moroccan Arabic because of the influence of the french culture during the period of the French Protectorate in Morocco and french language is considered until now as the first foeign language teached in schools and english come in the second place. Some French Words used in Moroccan …
As you may know, historically, there is an influence of the spanish culture in Morocco. So, there are alot of spanish words used in DARIJA and sometimes with a slight differencies in how moroccans pronounce them and even in in their meaning in Morocco. In the north part of the country which is too close …
In this article, we will see Jobs & Occupations in Moroccan Arabic and how Moroccans pronounce them for a Masculine gender. In general, for the Feminine gender, you just add ” a ” in the end of the word and you can check the article about the Feminine form in Moroccan Arabic. List of Occupations …
In this article, we will see how to pronounce several countries and Moroccan cities in Moroccan Arabic. Knowing this, is important especially when you are introducing yourself and it is better that you pronounce your country in Moroccan Arabic. How to Pronounce Countries in Moroccan Arabic ? Morocco ⇒ Maghrib USA ⇒ Merikan Canada ⇒ Canada …
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We will see in this article, vocabulary and expressions related to money in Darija. knowing about money is important because in Morocco, people are used to bargain in traditional markets or shops with a non-fixed prices. Vocabulary & Expressions about Money in DARIJA DIRHAM, RIAL and CENT ( Moroccan FRANC ) The official currency of …
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In this article, we will see the Week Days in DARIJA and months. Also, we will see how to count Days, Months and Years in Moroccan Arabic. Week Days in DARIJA : L7D : SUNDAY TNIN : MONDAY TLAT : TUESDAY LARB3 : WEDNESDAY LKHMIS : THURSDAY JM3A : FRIDAY …
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We will see in this articles, how to pronounce Numbers in DARIJA. Almost all numbers in Moroccan Arabic are the same as in standard arabic with some differencies. In Moroccan Arabic, words are shorter than in standard arabic and here you have some examples: 3achara ( عشرة = 10 ) in classical arabic and in …