Morocco has fantastic souks (markets) and you can practice your language skills counting while buying some fruits or vegetables. Enjoying off the beaten parts of Morocco gives you the change of exploring a different way of seeing the country.

Learn Moroccan Arabic: Ordinal Numbers

• First – LUWWEL
• Second – TANI
• Third – TALET
• Fourth – RABE’
• Fifth – KHAMES
• Sixth – SADES
• Seventh – SABE’
• Eight – TAMEN
• Night – TASE’
• Tenth – ‘ASHER

Learn Moroccan Arabic: Useful Phrases

• Hurry up Please – SERBI AFAK
• Slow Down Please – BESHWIYA ALIK AFAK
• I’m Ready – ANA MOUJOUD
• Are You Ready? – ASH NTA MOUJOUD?
• Leave Me Alone Please – KHLINI TRANKIL AFAK?
• What is the Matter With You? – MALEK?
• Where Are You Going? – FIN GHADI?
• Good Afternoon – MSELKHIR
• Please I Want One Ticket to Marrakech – BGHIT WAHID LWARKA L MARRAKSH AFAK

Learn Moroccan Arabic: Basic Greetings

• Hello – SALAM ALEIKUM
• Goodbye – BISLAMA
• Thank You – SHUKRAN
• Excuse Me – SMEH LIYA
• How Are You? – LABAS?
• How is Your Family? – LA-ILA LA BAS?
• Good Morning – SBAH LKHIR
• Good Afternoon – MSELKHIR
• How’s it going? – LABAS ALIK?
• Fine Thank You – LABAS, BARAK LLAHU FIK
• How Are You Doing? – KI DIER?
• Is Your Health OK? – SEHA LABAS?
• Are Your Children OK? – DRARI LABAS?

Learn Moroccan Arabic: Spices and Condiments

• Clove – QRUNFEL
• Cumin – KAMUN
• Ginger- SKENZHBIR
• Cinnamon – QERFA
• Sesame -ZHENZHLAN
• Saffron -ZAFRAN
• Salt – MELHA
• Pepper – LEBZAR
• Paprika – FELFLA HAMRA
• Olive Oil – Zit LEOUD
• Oil – ZIT
• Mustard – MUTARD
• Jam – KUNFITUR
• Hot Sauce – HRUR
• Hot Pepper – FELFLA HARRA