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Very Common and Super Useful Expressions to know as a tourist in Morocco!

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Hey! are you visiting Morocco? are you interested to learn some very useful Moroccan Arabic vocabularies that you can use in daily life situations?

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20 Comments

@Bellaforte713 2 weeks ago

This was fantastic, thank you!

@michaelross8356 5 years ago

I met Noussair five years ago. He was my Arabic teacher in Morocco. His insight into the need for mutual cultural understanding deeply impressed me.
Noussair is a sensitive and patient teacher who helps students learn Arabic. Furthermore, his open-mindedness promotes tolerance, respect and diversity in understanding people.
This video is part of his struggle for a better world.

@jonnyeverywhere2023 5 years ago

Turn the music down a little or something.
Sorry bro i need to hear you completely.

@marcgarfinkle 2 years ago

Nossair is the best. His Effective Arabic has been helping me prepare for my next trip to Morocco, I speak English, French, and some Spanish, but Darija is another ball of wax. I am enjoying learning with the free lessons and the paid one-on-ones. Like Moroccan prices generally, the private sessions are a bargain.

@lisbethtraffelet2383 2 months ago

Thank you sooo much! Very nice way to make me anderstand the words! I feel your love for teachig Darija ❤❤❤ !!

@yasserbkTV 4 years ago (edited)

09:27
Have you visited old medinah?
'' Mazal '' it means I haven't visited yet
Wah / Ah : it means yes

@selma647 2 years ago (edited)

This is perfect for me because I never got to learn darija as a child, I’m half Moroccan and I was born and raised in Scandinavia and I guess my dad was to busy to teach me his language and I always get so jealous when we’re visiting his side of the family because I don’t understand anything and I just feel left out every time but this summer I’m going to Morocco again and I’m going to take classes and I will try my best to finally learn.

@SWQYZ33 3 years ago

The sound "kh" is like the sound "j" in spanish.

@ymn5567 5 years ago

Well done hbibo 👊👏

@mamanafiranafisa1377 2 years ago

I want to learn darija to impress him , but it seem very difficult 😢

@faithsimpson2309 5 years ago

I love this! Your voice sounds perfect and I live for the editing!

@hereist4nd140 3 years ago

You explain expressions not just learn words wich is very good Shukran bzzf, bzzf! ;)

@mohamedaitalioutaleb7915 4 years ago (edited)

Darija is actually so dificulte to learn acause of the deivirisety of coltures in morocco from the north to the south,if u want realy to learn it,it is going to be idealy to pass a long period here,this is what i'v got from international schoolmates in a moroccan college.
If you think of visiting morocci,i wish you have a good trip and i hope you onely meet good peopole.

@FatimaSultan-v9e 1 month ago

Hello can you please add quizzes at the end of ten video

@FMFT 1 year ago

Shukran b'zzaf!

@ayagamar_761 4 years ago

أنا مغربي و أحب أن يعجبكم وطني من منكم يستطيع أن يترجم هذه العبارة المغربية{shokr likom bzaf}

@muhammedalazad5570 1 year ago

Assalamualaikum" (or As-salāmu ʿalaykum) is an Arabic greeting that means "Peace be upon you". Written in Arabic as ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ, it's a common greeting among Muslims worldwide, although it was also used before Islam and is used by other Arabic-speaking religions. The typical response is Wa-ʿalaykumu s-salām (وَعَلَيْكُمُ ٱلسَّلَامُ), meaning "And peace be upon you". Thank you brother for your kind information