This is great ! One correction is that Afak or 3afak doesn't mean "i want" but it means "please" so if you say "Tabla 3afak" or "3afak tabla Wehda" it would translate to "One table please".

Thank you sir, I’ve been wanting to learn the language for a few years now. 😮‍💨🙏 you make it easy to learn

This video deserves way more views, really clean editing.
As a moroccan, I can assure you that your arabic accent is quite good, especially for an English speaker.

I saw him wandering around one of the hotels in Morocco

This is brilliant! Thank you ❤
We are heading to Morocco next week and this has helped loads ❤❤

So helpful. I’m sharing it with my cousin, who will be my travel companion this next year. Shokran! 🇲🇦🇺🇸❤😊

Your intro word, with the close enough English pronunciation, demonstration dialogues and beautiful cinematography storytelling were perfect for me on my first day of my 10 day trip. Wish i had started earlier as ive found Morocco to be in the sweet spot where locals appreciate you trying even a little - unlike so many other places I've travelled where people just use English because its easier.

That really helpful I understand now 😅😅

You’re such a positive person!

Afak = Please

Thank you for this video (very good edit) !

Salam - greeting
Afek - please
Shukran - thank you
Lé - no (i thought it was lá personally)
Leh-bess - it's ok(?)

If someone asks "Labas?
We usually answer with "alhamdo lilah"
You used it but didn't mention it.

afak = please, I want = Bghit

Actually You did very well you proncaition it's great keep going this morrocan darija learning 👍❤

so good keep going

Afak means please not I want

“AFAK” is a form of begging like please and it doesn’t mean i want in any context brother, and the example you gave means “please, one coffee” not “i want one coffee”. but just keep up the good work

Brilliant! Thank you

Cool vid but come on bro , the desert stereotype thumbnail ? Morocco is not a desert wasteland