Hello all,
I am a foreigner living in Morocco, my native language is english. It would be easier just to speak french but I believe this excludes you from much of moroccan society, also during much of my day I interact mostly with many poor people who do not speak french. I speak some dareeja, I can usually say what I want, but often have difficulty understanding people especially when they speak quicky, or do not speak clearly.
inshoofuk minbad
Jimbo66
Hello Jimbo, mr7ba bîk m3ânâ!
Where do you live in Morocco? I agree with you! When you’re living in Morocco, you better learn Darija rather than French. This way you’ll get to communicate with a greater number of people.
Let us see you use Darija in the forum :).
See you around.
Mr7bâ bîk Jimbo66! 
Shukran admin w Elise_m,
Kanskin f fes. Ghadi ntakalem f dareega hna mlli kannqdar, wlakeen ddareeja f ketab, mashee she haja bedebt.
Inshoofuk
Jimbo66
You live in Fès? it’s great!
May I ask you if you know a good hostel there?
I’ve just heard talking about three places where we could go : Hotel Volubilis, Hôtel Rex and Hôtel central, with a preference for Hôtel Rex. Do you know them?
Kool hotel ktabtee she hotel romi f la ville. Manarf hum.
Kandnn she hotel f dar beldi f medina 7shan.
Dar Seffaraine she mainson d’Hote zween bzef (www.darseffarine.com).
Htta hua kan Dar El Hanna (www.darelhana.com).
Ila f mjmou3a, yumkin she dar dyalkum bodhekum, shoof f Dar Settash (www.fesmorocco.com)
Jimbo66
Shôkran bzzâf Jimbo.
I’m going to try to translate your message, sorry I don’t speak darija, I didn’t understood all… :sorry:
Mar7ba bik Jimbo66 ! :welcome:
Welcome to the forum Jimbo66
:welcome: