Languages of Morocco

Morocco’s official spoken language is Moroccan Arabic, It differs somewhat from other varieties of Arabic. Nonetheless, due to various historical influences, a portion of the population speaks French.

English and Spanish are commonly spoken languages among those working in the tourist business. Furthermore, English is rapidly replacing French as the nation’s second language.

If you do not understand French, you will discover that the majority of people you meet throughout your stay will speak English, so you will not have to worry about being understood in Morocco.