Learn Moroccan Darija in 3 minutes a day
One real conversation per lesson. Listen, read it in Latin letters or Arabic script, understand every phrase, then say it yourself.
Salam 3likom!
السلام عليكم!
Hello!
W 3likom salam!
وعليكم السلام!
Hello to you too!
Labas 3lik?
لاباس عليك؟
How are you?
Labas, l7amdoulillah. W nta?
لاباس، الحمد لله. ونتا؟
Fine, thank God. And you?
How a lesson works
Listen
A short everyday dialogue: a café, a taxi, a market stall.
Understand
Follow the transcript line by line with a translation for each phrase.
Repeat
Say each key phrase out loud. Slow the audio down if you need to.
Check
A short quiz with feedback on every answer tells you what stuck.
10 modules, 100 lessons
From your first “salam” to real conversations. Lessons 1–30 are for beginners, 31–60 elementary, 61–100 lower intermediate.
- Module 1 · Lessons 1–10Greetings and introductionsSay hello, introduce yourself, talk about yourself and say goodbye.
- Module 2 · Lessons 11–20Everyday lifeYour day, the time, the days of the week, plans and needs.
- Module 3 · Lessons 21–30Food and cafésTea, coffee, breakfast, restaurants, tastes and the bill.
- Module 4 · Lessons 31–40Shopping and moneyPrices, numbers, bargaining, colours, sizes and paying.
- Module 5 · Lessons 41–50Transport and directionsTaxis, buses, trains, tickets, directions and asking for help.
- Module 6 · Lessons 51–60Tourism and travelHotels, airports, the medina, the beach and travel problems.
- Module 7 · Lessons 61–70Family and relationshipsFamily, friends, invitations, hospitality, feelings and manners.
- Module 8 · Lessons 71–80Work and businessJobs, meetings, appointments, phone calls and negotiating.
- Module 9 · Lessons 81–90Grammar and communicationPronouns, verbs, negation, questions, possession and tenses.
- Module 10 · Lessons 91–100Moroccan culture and real conversationsHospitality, etiquette, fast speech, agreeing and longer conversations.
Made for
- French speakers
- English speakers
- Swedish speakers
- Travellers heading to Morocco
- Complete beginners