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Speak Maghrebi Arabic
Maghrebi dialects are rich with Amazigh, French and Spanish influence. If you're heading to Morocco, Algeria or Tunisia — or have roots there — a teacher from that country saves you a lot of time.
Who this is for
- Travellers to North Africa
- Maghrebi diaspora heritage learners
- Researchers and professionals working in the region
What you'll learn
- Everyday talk in the market and café
- Shared vocabulary with French
- Common greetings and expressions
- Following fast Maghrebi pronunciation
A taste of what you'll say
لاباس؟
lā-bās?
How are you? (Moroccan)
شحال هادا؟
shḥāl hādā?
How much is this? (Moroccan)
بغيت قهوة
bghīt qahwa
I want coffee (Moroccan)
Teachers for this path
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Common questions
Are Moroccan, Algerian and Tunisian Arabic the same?
No — they're related but distinct. Tell us your target country and we'll suggest a teacher from there.
Is it understood in the Middle East?
Many Middle Easterners find Maghrebi hard to follow at normal speed, so choose the dialect for the place you'll use it.
Not sure where to start?
Take the free level test — about 10 minutes — and get your level and teachers picked for you.
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