Moroccan Arabic
The Arabic people actually speak in Morocco, taught privately and online — for travellers, expats, professionals and anyone with Moroccan ties.
Moroccan Arabic, known as Darija, is the everyday spoken language of Morocco. It shares its roots with Modern Standard Arabic but differs in sound, rhythm, vocabulary and much of its everyday grammar, and it carries clear Amazigh, French and Spanish influence. Someone who has only studied formal Arabic often struggles in a Casablanca café — not because their Arabic is weak, but because it is a different register.
Real-life use
Numbers, prices, asking for items and bargaining politely in the souk.
Giving an address, asking the fare and understanding simple directions.
Ordering, paying and the polite expressions that go with hospitality.
Greetings, small talk and the social rituals Moroccans value.
Talking with Moroccan colleagues, staff and clients in everyday Darija.
Moroccan sounds, rhythm and following natural-speed speech.
Lesson formats
Every package is live, online and one-to-one with a Moroccan teacher. Prices are per package, not per hour.
8 private hours
$120
$15 per hour
A focused first programme: find your level, build a plan and start speaking with your private teacher.
12 private hours
$170
$14.17 per hour
Enough time to move through a full stage of learning with steady, personalised progress.
16 private hours
$200
$12.50 per hour
For learners who want momentum: a longer programme with room for real conversation practice.
Prefer a small group? See our group Darija classes (2 one-hour classes per week, up to 4 learners, $50 per month).
What to expect
No payment details needed. You can also choose Arabic, Darija or both.
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