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#21

you too habibty, welcome here :slight_smile:
you’ll enjoy it :wink:

#22

Welcome and Enjoy!
Make yourself @ home !
see you around!

#23

SpeakMoroccan renews its welcome message to all new comers in 2009 :D.

#24

Marhaba!!!

#25

Salamuleekum!

#26

Wa 3alaykom assalam :).

#27

lol

wa 3likom assalam :slight_smile:

#28

salam aleikom
I’m an old member so probably no one remembers me anyways I’ve been busy with life and I really missed this forum, anyways I’m glad to be back here with you :smiley:
I’ll be visiting this site daily inchallah because I’m not as busy now as I used to be lol :okay::hap:

#29

Hello! Im new here =)
nice to meet you!!!
how are you? im fine =)))

#30

Welcome san4os :D!!
nice to meet u too, I hope you enjoy your time on the forum:^^:
later

@Hiba: Welcome back :smiley: I guess xD

#31

welcome san4os :welcome:
thank you Tafoukt xD :smiley:

#32

selamün aleyküm karde?lerim
ben türkiye cumhuriyetinden bu siteye üye oldum
türkiyede ikamet etti?im bölge yani ?ehir
kocaeli/izmit.

#33

Sa7ite… :slight_smile:

#34

Sa7ite…

A.s

#35

Hello, I’m a half-moroccan who doesn’t speak the language because I was born in Sweden… I understand easy and not so complicated moroccan, but I wish to fully comprehend it and speak it so that I can talk to my family in Morocco without using English or my very bad french :slight_smile:

#36

welcome barasara, look around you will find a lot

@ hiba i remember you!!! come back!

#37

thanks :slight_smile: I’ve looked around a lot, but I can’t seem to find a page simply for grammar… how to bend verbs in different tenses, past/future and so on, but I’ll continue looking. I’m really happy I found this place :slight_smile:

#38

so yes…me too i just tried a search…i know it has been put down in some posts before, but i see no lesson exists that i can find either. i am going to post a thread in the exercises section now i hope it can help you

#39

The Peace Corps manual “Maroccan Arabic” is a really good resource. Very good explanations of verb conjugations.
You can download it for free from their site

www.friendsofmorocco.org/learnarabic.htm

#40

The Peace Corps manual “Maroccan Arabic” is a really good resource. Very good explanations of verb conjugations.
You can download it for free from their site

www.friendsofmorocco.org/learnarabic.htm[/quote]
Yes, I downloaded it about two days ago and I’ve begun reading it. I think it’s really good and I’m looking forward to keep reading the texts… the only thing missing is audio. It’s very easy to pronounce words wrong when you only read them :stuck_out_tongue: