
Explore Moroccan Arabic vowels and diacritics, including symbols above and below letters that indicate pronunciation and stress, and learn which Arabic letters are unique to the language.
This lecture belongs to the special MSA course learn arabic alphabet and writing.
Contact the instructor first for special discount !!
This lecture belongs to the special MSA course learn arabic alphabet and writing.
Contact the instructor first for special discount !!
Learn Moroccan Arabic greetings, including the islamic greeting peace be upon you and its reply, time-of-day salutations, and essential phrases for introducing yourself and saying nice to meet you.
Explore Moroccan Arabic possessive pronouns, practice using masculine and feminine nouns, and master pronunciation in possessive forms with examples like my car, your book, and their cars.
Learn how to ask and answer 'where are you from' in Moroccan Arabic, including masculine and feminine nationality forms and common country examples.
Congratulations on reaching this far in the course !
This is a new milestone that you have broken .We want to reward you for this by giving a one hour live lesson with the instructor of this course to teach you or answer your questions and give you advices and tips about traveling to Morocco!
Learn to express ownership in Moroccan Arabic using the dyal possessive and possessive pronouns, with rules for the article and doubled consonants, and examples like Amanda's book and my watch.
Learn ordinal numbers and fractions in Moroccan Arabic, including masculine and feminine forms and their plural endings, with pronunciation guidance.
Master telling time in Moroccan Arabic using the demonstrative hdi with the definite article and number, including exact times, minutes past and to, and morning versus afternoon conventions.
Explore Moroccan arabic shopping basics: identify a shopkeeper, recognize common goods like bread, eggs, and coffee, ask for change, and master the verb to want with arabic conjugation rules.
Explore Moroccan Arabic family vocabulary, including father, mother, brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts, and cousins, with gendered forms and possessive pronouns.
learn how to express possession in Moroccan Arabic using the verb to have, with present-tense conjugation across singular and plural and pronouns, to talk about family, siblings, and possessions.
Explore Moroccan Arabic prepositions such as to, for, in, at, from, with, by, and without, and see practical examples like I go to school and I travel by plane.
Explore Moroccan Arabic past tense for irregular verbs, focusing on endings with alif maqsurah and two-letter roots that double letters, with concrete conjugation examples.
Learn Moroccan Arabic negation by placing the negation at the beginning of the verb, adding the ending marker at the end, and preserving the verb’s original conjugation.
Learn how to form question words in Moroccan Arabic, such as who, what, where, with whom, how much, how many, and when, with practical usage and nuances.
Let me tell you a Moroccan joke I heard when I was in Marrakech !
A French teacher told her student : what is your name?
-The student said : my name is Miloud (Arabic male name)
-Teacher said :from now on your name will be Philip.
The kid went home thinking he became Philip.
-His parents call on him. Hey Miloud bring me this. ... . Miloud doesn't answer.
-Miloud do that. .... still don't answer .so his father got really angry and gave his boy a black eye .
Day after that Miloud went back to school.
-Teacher asked him: Philip what is wrong with your eye?
-Miloud replied : The Arabs hit me! !
Do you find it funny ? ,if you do then congraguations you have an easygoing personality but don't you feel it would have been a lot funnier
if I told you this exact same joke In Moroccan and you understood it in its original context ,that would have left you with an extraordinary
feeling no one can experience but you . This is what passed my mind when I heard this joke from an old man in Marrakech old city.
Everyone was laughing then at the joke except a couple of tourists who didn't understand what was going on .I felt sorry for them so I
decided to do something about it .And here I am,I found myself teaching online and finally found my purpose in life .
Who should take this course ?
- Anyone who has the passion to discover a culture that has been around for more than a 1000 years.
-If you are visiting the country,this course will save you a lot of money and open a lot of opportunities for you,(believe me it happened to a lot of my students ).
- The course is mainly designed for English speakers ,but everyone is welcome .In fact 53% of my students are from non english speaking countries and yet they take the course and really enjoy it (I guess we live in a globalized world after all!).
-The course can also help you learn or prepare for MODERN STANDARD ARABIC.
Here is what you will get :
- 8 HOURS of on Demand Video .
- Complete and detailed explanations .
- Practice activities at the end of each section .
- More than 1500 useful words in vocabulary.
- The course will help you build strong communication bonds with Moroccan natives .
After finishing the course , you will have no problem understanding and reacting with Moroccan citizens .
So join us now and see for yourself !