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The importance of local language in Morocco

Cheryl

Hey everyone,

As an °µÍø½ûÇø, language questions often arise due to the need to communicate effectively in a new country. We’re curious to read your experiences with learning and using the local language in Morocco.

Here are some questions to get started:

What is the local language spoken in Morocco? Did you learn and use it? How difficult was it to learn?

Are there any resources or services available to help °µÍø½ûÇøs learn the local language? What are your tips?

What is the dominant language in the business environment? Have you had to conduct business meetings in the local language?

How does language proficiency contribute to understanding the local culture? Are there any specific cultural nuances or expressions that °µÍø½ûÇøs should be aware of?

How important is the local language for daily tasks such as shopping, transport, health and other services in Morocco?

Let's share tips and advice on how to improve language skills and integrate into a new environment.

Thank you for your contribution.

Cheryl
°µÍø½ûÇø Team

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jeffrushka

I look forward to following this topic. Unfortunately I don't speak Darija but feel it is a must for everyday life unless you have help. Luckily for me my in-laws are fluent in English, as well as being native speakers of Berber, Darija, and French. I have found that my basic French has enabled me to purchase train tickets and also works at the patisserie. Places like Marjane and Acima I can usually navigate too. Other than that I am a fish out of water, but this will have to change next year, when we plan to relocate to Morocco permanently.