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Moroccan Darija (الدارجة المغربية) is the everyday spoken language of Morocco. While Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is used in official media and writing, Darija is used in daily conversations, markets, and social media. It combines classical Arabic roots with Amazigh (Berber), French, and Spanish influences.
Start with basic greetings like salam (hello) and shukran (thank you), then explore our Beginner Words category. Listening to authentic audio pronunciations on every word page helps you master the distinct sounds.
Moroccans use numbers when writing Darija in Latin script to represent Arabic sounds missing from standard Latin letters: 3 = ع (e.g., atay / 3afak), 7 = ح (e.g., hlib / 7lib), 9 = ق (e.g., qahwa / 9ahwa), 5 = خ (e.g., khobz / 5obz).
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Our dictionary contains over 542 verified Moroccan Darija words, categorized across vocabulary themes like food, travel, family, time, and daily expressions, with regular updates.