Moroccan arabic

In this lesson, we will talk about the colors in Moroccan Arabic, and how to specify if the color is dark or light, followed by examples.

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In this post you will learn how to count from 0 to 20 in Moroccan Arabic and then learn how to say numbers until 1 Billion!

While you are in Morocco, Expressing Possession is something important in your daily conversations. This is why we made this lesson to explain it. Then, if you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comment section. Expressing Possession With The Word "DYAL" The word "Dyal" in Darija can be used as the equivalent

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The verb to have is important to know in DARIJA and we will see in this lesson its conjugation in the present tense, past tense, future tense, and another meaning of this verb in its present tense form. Conjugation of The Verb to have in DARIJA: The verb to have in the present tense: Ana

Morocco is a bilingual country, with two official languages, Arabic and Berber, and French as a second language; it’s very important since Morocco was colonized by France. Moroccans are known for being bilingual or even trilingual, it’s very common hearing them switching between Moroccan Arabic, French, or even English or other languages in daily conversations.

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