The Guide
From The Report: Morocco 2013
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LANGUAGE : While classical Arabic is Morocco’s official language, its local dialect, Darija, is the most commonly spoken. In business, government circles, schools and universities, French is also widely spoken. In fact, most people mix Arabic and French when speaking. Tamazight, the Berber language is also an official language and can also be heard in the Rif region and in major cities. In the north, Spanish is widely understood, in particular around Tetouan. English is becoming more common,…