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

Hey! are you visiting Morocco? are you interested to learn some very useful Moroccan Arabic vocabularies that you can use in daily life situations?
The list of expressions in this video will definitely help you interact effectively with Moroccans!!
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[@ForeverFitCoaching1]

Shukran bezzaf!

[@michaelross8356]

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.

[@ymn5567]

Well done hbibo 👊👏

[@hereist4nd140]

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

[@marcgarfinkle]

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.

[@Piquembauer117]

I do love your lessons. I learn English and Darija at the same time

[@nedygz]

Thank you. Love these videos. They r the best

[@rayana891]

Ein sehr lehrreiches Video, BarakAllahu feekum wa JazakAllahu khayran.

[@bemarie08]

Shukran! 🙏🏽❤

[@samiaelmallem5741]

Bonne continuation 👍🏻

[@faithsimpson2309]

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

[@premraghibeziyani4229]

Salam labass

[@premraghibeziyani4229]

If you want to talk to me in Arabic, you are welcome

[@HT_Ray]

Excellent quality and fun instruction

[@lightningjack27]

This was exactly what i needed. Visiting in September and I've learnt more watching these vidoes alongside Duolingo. Shukran Noussair!

[@Bronzato]

Great video. Choukran lak khuia

[@cengizhayati]

Choukran bzaf al muhallim😇

[@bouchrabourebga8373]

موفق ان شاء الله

[@lailaloli1335]

بالتوفيق انشاءالله 👍🏻💪🏻

[@ameltafsout]

A great teaching skills, well planned, I like the addition of pix and clear expression. T'barak Allah! I wish the music you used would be North African not Oirental

[@EffectiveArabic]

Thanks Amel! I agree with you ☺️

[@abdenouracrobat4703]

tbarklah 3lik akhay nousayr

[@BaoblobDaKing]

Thank you very much for this

[@mahin8_]

Wallahi this video is so beneficial for me✨ keep it up

[@ab.a683]

Excellent!

[@hollychetan-welsh2764]

So useful!

[@Empress1014_]

Thank you kindly for this video! Visiting next month and so excited! Shukran 🙏🏽

[@user-ry9bf1is7w]

مرحبا بك ❤️

[@LalaBee-TheSims]

Loveee thissss

[@selma647]

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.

[@nug5477]

Good luckkk ! I want to learn darija too, before this summer. I set myself a goal😂

[@EffectiveArabic]

Congratulations on finally taking the steps to learn, you'll be able to do it and your family will be excited and surprise. I had a student who surprised his family and it was a wonderful experience for everyone involved

[@user-gc4fi6bu7w]

At last I finally learned something good.shokran!❤

[@EffectiveArabic]

You're welcome!!!

[@yasserbkTV]

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

[@acidic_magpie]

Big props to the editing guy, this must have taken ages! :p

[@bernicerq]

Excellent teaching !

[@EffectiveArabic]

Glad you think so!

[@teresalokmane8179]

great video so helpful for travelers we wish you the best

[@EffectiveArabic]

Thank you for the comment! I'm glad so you like my videos

[@ayagamar_761]

أنا مغربي و أحب أن يعجبكم وطني

[@temmydoloriel5117]

I'm finding this video very informative and well delivered . I know some words in Morocco because my fiancé taught me however some of them are not really explained to me well and your video helped a lot.

[@EffectiveArabic]

Glad I can help😀

[@sihamel6886]

Moroccan Darija is It's a combination of classic Arabic, french, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Turkish and Persian, mixed up with the Amazigh (Berber language) accent. So if you want to learn our language all you need to be familiar with this languages and how they sound.

[@premraghibeziyani4229]

لا اظن هذا صحيح الدارجه المغربيه يوجد فيها بعض الكلمات من اللغه الفرنسيه واغلب الكلمات من الدارجه المغربيه هم من العربيه والكثير من الكلمات في اللهجه المغربيه جاءت في القران الكريم فما عليك الا ان تبحث جيدا على الدارجه المغربيه من اصولها

[@appelsab8319]

@@premraghibeziyani4229 he is right about the turkish...

[@premraghibeziyani4229]

@@appelsab8319 Thank you my dear friend, have a blessed Friday, God willing

[@wolfthequarrelsome504]

People have learned darija without knowing those languages. So no.

[@imwonderland9626]

Turkish and persian have nothing tl do with darija. We never been under the turkish empire and persians

[@sorayacita]

Wonderful, b’saha! (Though could you please reduce the background sound levels as they are too loud and distracting. Choukrain!)

[@samoujdi9838]

Bezzaf is very , much and a lot .

[@mohamedaitalioutaleb7915]

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.

[@wolfthequarrelsome504]

If you don't know that... What's the big deal?

[@omaymana1029]

بالتوفيق ان شاء الله

[@ines_youssef_gacha3217]

اللهم بسر

[@ayagamar_761]

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

[@someonebonj]

I guess it means ' thank you so much '

[@jonnyeverywhere2023]

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

[@aprimarieu8729]

🙏🏾 👏🏾

[@walidrguibi5008]

Hello my name is Waleed from Morocco and you

[@danielrequenaperez7803]

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

[@beinsport183]

Elch 9asm lkharita awld nas lah imakhk maghribi wdayr dak lkharita lkhot li ban lih dak lblan 3lina b signal signal

[@georgetware2098]

How can I politely order food in Darija for Fez dialect please?

[@CatsOfMarrakech]

Moshki moshki

[@hassanikarima4281]

hola effective arabic soy española y quiero aprender el arabe y darija ¿Tienes clases particulares para personas que hablan español?

[@EffectiveArabic]

Sí, damos clases privadas para personas que hablan español.👇 preply.com/en/tutor/2482872/

[@premraghibeziyani4229]

Marhaba

[@mikel-lorenzilasco8075]

hi

[@5thdawg917]

No wonder they didn't understand me in Tangier.

[@twenty2two272]

I am Moroccan. And I speak Darija and amazigh. Welcome to moroco.

[@LogitechXibanga]

@Effective Arabic when we want to ask how are you, cant we just use labass alik? 🤔

[@skylover7517]

Yes, and you can say kidayr labas? Its tha same thing

[@LogitechXibanga]

@@skylover7517 shokran bezzef

[@CRAZY_DICTATOR]

they also speak arabic but changing the words. not just spanish etc.

[@aseelsoul992]

The music is very distracting akhouya.. But jazak Allahu khayran for the course

[@sadadevries5875]

Yes I know more than I thought ! This made me happy and proud 🥹

[@Sara-fl5cc]

so is bsaha another word for Mashallah?

[@moodyy6288]

No bsaha means good appetite for example with foods or when u take a shower someone said bsaha for u And mashallah you can use it when you see something beautiful . I'm moroccan anyone needs a help. tell me

[@Sara-fl5cc]

@@moodyy6288 ooh okay tysm! im moroccan too but unfortunately ive never been taught arabic and finally decided to learn on my own, i’ll come to u if i have any questions may Allah reward u :]

[@moodyy6288]

@@Sara-fl5cc Okey Sara ask me if u have any question i'm here or in whatsaap if u can. i will make a groupe for people who wants lernen dariga

[@premraghibeziyani4229]

Salam hello good new year

[@nunyabizness9216]

How about "please don't kill us, were just two female tourists? How does that translate roughly?

[@el-mohibfatimaezzahra1118]

Tourists die in every corner of the world, criminals exist in every country and I guess even in your country there's dangerous places where you can't travel alone. So I don't see the point of your comment here. Anyway if you by any means came to morocco you can say "aafak mat9ktlnich ana ri wlya" hh

[@alcorleone6827]

U can just say nikmok

[@wolfthequarrelsome504]

You could reply, "stop acting like you're men".

[@fyrox5317]

Kiftina for men or women or both genders?

[@Aitmesss]

Only in the Nord parts of Morocco. In the south of the land, some man may be offended. Because over there it can be heard asif saying to man " .... ladies...". But if they know you from far away, they understand it.

[@parabalani]

How are you is not really useful, because I'm not going to ask that if I'm not going to understand their answer... Also providing gender neutral phrases would be more useful and easier to remember. But thanks for the lesson

[@andrewstephen9096]

One think I have to say to non-Arabic speakers is that you should not even try to learn Arabic, or begin learning Arabic, before learning to read and write Arabic very well.... The reason for this is that, Arabic has so many sounds not found in English, or Spanish, for example, that if you're just trying to learn based on a romanization of the Arabic words, you really won't know what the actual words really are, or how they're really meant to be pronounced, and you simply won't know what is going on.. Moreover, there are many different ways to try and put Arabic words into the Latin alphabet, which don't really work..... so if you're look at multiple resources that use different systems of orthography, then it's just going to be super confusing....

[@premraghibeziyani4229]

العربيه المغربيه الدارجه لا علاقه لها بالامازيغيه الدارجه المغربيه كلها جاءت من اللغه العربيه الفصحى وانما نحن في بعض الاحيان نريد استبدال بعض الكلمات باللغه الفرنسيه مثلا التليفون او اوتوموبيل او التلفزيون وهكذا مثلا