Morocan Arabic Conversation 2 : Meeting a friend !!

You will love today’s daily Moroccan Arabic Conversation Practice, it’s about Meeting a friend!! by the end of the video you’ll be able to communicate EFFECTIVELY with Moroccans.
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[@yunyguo6046]

This is a really good method for learning darija

[@fkcook62]

I really like when you pronounced the Arabic words slowly so I can catch each syllable, most Moroccans don't seem to know how to slow down enough at certain parts of a word, and I'm unfortunately one that has to hear each syllable completely😊 I've been around your beautiful people for over ten years and have yet to find one that could do that, and it's more me teaching them English lol, so glad I fell upon your channel🙏🏼🙏🏻

[@sanav7039]

Thanks 👍👍👍👍

[@SrJusty]

Love these videos. Keep up the good work! Shukran!

[@yulzpoulpe]

Great job! It helps me a lot. Hugs and gratitude from Russia!

[@rachidbaraka8933]

best channel for darija-learning!

[@SoonerOU]

Thank you so much for your videos. If you ever get round to it it’d be great if you could make a video about student-teacher conversations at school. 🙏

[@shirkhanaliev5794]

plzzzz more conversations

[@Kaynacion1223]

Thank you so much for this ❤

[@kobe51]

Hello, Brother. I am trying to learn Arabic a little at a time. Could you please tell me why it looks like numbers in the words? Looks like a number 3 and 7.

[@GieraZzZ]

That’s correct. These numbers represent distinct sounds in the Arabic language. 3,5,7,9. For example 3=ayn Goodluck

[@orangotango9231]

3=ع 5=خ=kh 7=ح (strong H) 9=ق=q 2=ء (I'm not sure about this one, it is not used much) I'm also learning but it should be correct