Language/Moroccan-arabic

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Facts about Moroccan Arabic

• Language code (ISO 639-3): ary

• Autonyms (how to write "Moroccan Arabic" in Moroccan Arabic): الدارجة

• Other names for "Moroccan Arabic": Colloquial Arabic, Maghrebi Arabic, Maghribi, Moroccan Arabic, Moroccan Colloquial Arabic, Moroccan Dareja, Moroccan Darija, Moroccan Dereja

• The Moroccan Arabic language is spoken in: Morocco

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The Moroccan Arabic dialect, called in Morocco darija (ar) الدارجة (/dæɾiʒæ/) resembles several varieties of Arabic dialect spoken in Morocco. It belongs to the group of Maghrebi dialects. The word darija therefore specifically designates the dialects used by the Arabic-speaking Moroccan population, while in the Middle East the term arabia 'ammia (fluent Arabic) is used. Moroccan Arabic, as a mother tongue or serving as a lingua franca for communication between Arabic speakers and Berber speakers, is spoken by more than 30 million people in Morocco and by several hundred thousand in countries of Moroccan emigration.

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Seasons and Climate — Describing the Weather — Indirect Questions — Reported Speech — Language Use and Social Context — Darija and Other Dialects — Uses of the Conditional — Formation of the Conditional — Ramadan — Eid Al Fitr and Eid Al Adha — Sports and Activities — Music and Dance — Uses of the Passive — Formation of Passive Constructions — Emergencies and First Aid — At the Hospital — Relative Pronouns — Direct and Indirect Object Clauses — Kasbahs — The Medina — Bargaining and Haggling — At the Market — Shopping for Clothes — Negative Imperative — Affirmative Imperative — Public Transportation — Taking a Taxi — Temporal Prepositions — Directional Prepositions — Greetings and Etiquette