In Morocco, two primary languages are spoken: Arabic and French. While French is widely understood throughout the country, in certain regions, having an Arabic phrasebook with pronunciation can be beneficial. When visiting Morocco, it's advisable to also carry an English-French phrasebook, as it will significantly enhance your journey, aiding in comprehending station announcements and other essential information. The optimal approach for traveling to Morocco is to have both a French phrasebook and a basic knowledge of useful Arabic phrases.
| In English | In French |
| Yes | Oui |
| No | Non |
| Thank you (thank you very much) | Merci (merci beaucoup) |
| You're welcome (response to thank you) | Je vous en prie. |
| Not at all | De rien |
| Please (request) | S’il vous plaît |
| Excuse me | Pardon / excusez-moi |
| Hello | Bonjour |
| Goodbye | Au revoir |
| Bye | A bientôt |
| I don't understand. | Je ne comprends pas. |
| Do you speak… … English? … French? |
Parlez-vous…? … anglais? … français? |
| I don't speak… French. | Je ne parle pas… français. |
| Mister, Madam… | Monsieur, Madame… |
| Slower, please. | Plus lentement, s’il vous plaît. |
| Help me, please. | Aidez-moi, s’il vous plaît. |
| I need… | J’ai besoin de… |
| Where is…? | Où se trouve…? |
| Hotel | L’hôtel |
| Restaurant | Le restaurant |
| Shop | Le magasin |
| Museum | Le musée |
| Street | La rue |
| Square | La place |
| Airport | L’aéroport |
| Train station | La gare |
| Bus station | La gare routière |
| Stop | L’arrêt |
| Bus | Le bus |
| Tram | Le tram |
| Train | Le train |
| Airplane | L’avion |
| Metro | Le métro |
| Taxi | Le taxi |
| Car | La voiture |
| Departure | Le départ |
| Arrival | L’arrivée |
| Ticket | Le billet |
| How much is the ticket? | Quel est le prix d’un billet? |
| To the left | A gauche |
| To the right | A droite |
| Straight ahead | Tout droit |
| Where are the toilets? | Où sont les toilettes? |
| How much does it cost? | Combien ça coûte? |
| What is the price? | Quel est le prix? |
| I would like to buy / order… | Je voudrais acheter / commander… |
| Do you have…? | Avez-vous…? |
| I'll take this. | Je le prends. |
| Do you accept credit cards? | Acceptez-vous les cartes de crédit? |
| Open | Ouvert |
| Closed | Fermé |
Arabic Language Phrasebook
| What is your name? | Ismaak/ismik e? |
| My name is... | Ismi ... |
| I am from Russia. | Ana men Russia. |
| What do you want? | Aiz/aiza e? |
| I want juice. | Aiz/aiza asir. |
| I want to eat. | Aiz/aiza akl. |
| I want to sleep. | Aiz/aiza anam. |
| I don't want... | Mish aiz/aiza... |
| Welcome! | Ahlan wasahlan! |
| Hello! | Salamu alaykum! |
| Good morning! | Sabah el kheir! |
| Good evening! | Masa el kheir! |
| Goodbye! | Maa salama! |
| Thank you. - Please. | Shukran. - Afwan. |
| Please... | Min fadlak/fadlik. Law samaht. |
| Yes. | Aiwa. |
| No. | La-a. |
| No. | Mafish. |
| Can. | Mumkin. |
| Cannot. | Mish mumkin. |
| Good. | Kwayes/kwayesa. Helwa. |
| No problem! | Mafish mushkila! |
| Not a problem! | Mish mushkila! |
| I am tired. | Ana ta'ban/ta'bana. |
| How are you? - How are you? | Zayyak/zayyik? - Zayyak/zayyik? |
| What is this? | Eh da? |
| Who is this? | Meen haza/hazi? |
| Why? | Leh? |
| Where? | Fein? |
| How? | Ezzay? |
| Where are you going? | Raih/rayha fein? |
| How much does it cost? | Bikam? |
| Do you have water? | Andak/andik mayya? |
| Do you have a pen? | Andak/andik alam? |
| I have water. | Ana andi mayya. |
| I don't speak Arabic. | Ana ma batkallimsh Arabi. |
| I speak Arabic. | Ana batkallim Arabi. |
| A little bit. | Shwayya shwayya. |
| I (don't) understand. | Ana (mish) fahem/fahma. |
| Is everything okay? | Kullu tamam? |
| Everything is okay. | Kullu tamam. |
| I love you. | Ana bahebak/bahebik. |
| Me too. | Ana kaman. |
| Driver, please, | Sawwak, min fadlak, |
| stop here. | waqif hena. |
| Mother | Ummi, mama, umm |
| Father | Abbi, baba, ab |
| Daughter | Binti |
| Son | Ibni |
| Girl | Bint |
| Boy | Walad |
| Man | Rajul |
| Woman | Sett |
| Cigarette | Sigara |
| Cigar | Sigar |
| Juice | Asir |
| Tomato juice | Asir tamatem |
| Bag | Shanta |
| Towel | Fota |
| Shop | Mahazin |
| Fish | Samak |
| Gold | Dahab |
| Necklace | Salsalaya |
| Water | Mayya |
| Break | Raha |
| House | Manzil, bait |
| Apartment | Shaqqa |
| Room | Oda |
| Pharmacy | Saydalaya |
| Village | Qarya |
| Expensive | Ghali |
| A little, a bit | Shwayya-shwayya |
| So-so | Nos-nos |
| Fully, all, completely | Maya-maya |
| A lot, too much | Ktir |
| Enough, that's enough | Halas |
| Never | Abadan |
| Okay! | Tamam! |
| (Don't) know | (Mish) arif/arf |
| Drunkard | Sakran (a) |
| Strawberry | Farawla |
| Peach | Khokh |
| Banana | Moz |
| Apricot | Mishmish |
| Plum | Barkouk |
| Melon | Kantalop |
| Watermelon | Bateekh |
| Hookah | Shisha |
| I | Ana |
| You | Inta/inti |
| He | Huwa |
| She | Hiya |
| We | Ehna |
| You (plural) | Intom |
| They | Homma |
| One | Wahid |
| Two | Itnain |
| Three | Talata |
| Four | Arbaa |
| Five | Khamsa |
