Morocco Language Guide for busy Travelers Part I.
An easy way to learn both Moroccan Arabic and Berber language. If you can speak French, you will be able to manage to get by with no language barriers. Show your interests in Morocco and Moroccan language by knowing a few Moroccan key phrases and words.

English	Moroccan Arabic	Berber - Tashlhit
Breakfast	Ftour	Lftour
Bye	Besselama	Besselama
Can I take your picture?	Men fadlek tesoeyera dialek	A damzeh Tesoyera neck
Castle	Kasbah	Kasbah
Coffee	Khahoua	Lkhahoua
Dinner	Lasha	Emnessie
Excuse me	Smeh Lia	Sameh eyie
Expensive	Ghali	Eghla
Good evening	Massa el khir	Temenssiouine
Good morning	Sbah el Khir	Sbah el Khir
Hello	Labass / Salam	Manzakine / Salam
Hotel	Hotel	Lotel
House	Dar	Tighemi
How are you?	Kayfa Halouk	Manzakine Za
How much?	Beshhale	Menshke aysoua
How old are you?	Shehale Fe Omerek	Menshke adark ilane
I am American	Ana Mericani	Neck ghih Mericani
I am sick	Ana Meridd	Neck Hersheh
I am tired	Yeane	Rmihe
Is the location far?	Wash lblassa beaida	Lmakhane Yahoughen
Lunch	Ghda	Emkelie
Market	Souk	Souk
Market	Souk	Souk
Money	Flooss	Lflooss
My Name is Sam	Esemi Sam	Neck Ghih Sam
Please	Min Fadlek	Arebi
Tea	Atay	Atay
Thank you	Shoukran	Ake Issrebeh Moulana
Tomorrow	Gheda	Sebahe
Water	Lmaa	Aman
What is your name?	Ashnou Esemouk	Matghette si sem
What time is it?	Shehale Fe Saea	Meshke El kemen
Where is the police station?	Fenn station dial police	Mahella bureau n’ police
Where is the train station	Fen a Howa Tran	Mahella Tran