Expats in Morocco
Arabic for expats living in Morocco
Expats in Morocco mostly need Darija, the spoken Arabic used in shops, taxis, markets and neighbourhoods. Lisanova Academy teaches it online with Moroccan teachers, so you can learn from home in any Moroccan city or before you move.
Short answer: Expats in Morocco mostly need Darija, the spoken Arabic used in shops, taxis, markets and neighbourhoods. Lisanova Academy teaches it online with Moroccan teachers, so you can learn from home in any Moroccan city or before you move.
Darija for daily life
Lessons are built around real situations: renting a flat, dealing with a plumber, taking a petit taxi, buying at the souk, talking with neighbours and colleagues.
French is widely used in Morocco, but Darija is what opens everyday conversations and relationships.
Formats and prices
Private packages: 8 hours $120, 12 hours $170, 16 hours $200. Group Darija classes: two one-hour classes per week, maximum four learners, $50 per month. The first trial lesson is free.
Example phrases
| Darija | Arabic script | English |
|---|---|---|
| Fin kayn ...? | فين كاين ...؟ | Where is ...? |
| Wqef hna 3afak | وقف هنا عافاك | Stop here, please (taxi) |
| Ghali bzzaf | غالي بزاف | That's too expensive |
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