Darija in small topic packs — ten words per pack.

The first thirty seconds of every Moroccan conversation — salam, labas, and how to answer back.

Who belongs to whom — family, friends, and the neighbour who counts as both.

Tea, bread and one more helping — the words that keep a Moroccan table going.

Haggle at the souk without freezing up — prices, quantities and the phrases that make vendors smile.

Taxis, buses and the grand-taxi ritual — where to, how much, and when to say “here is fine”.

Half past, next week, forty dirhams — the numbers you need before you can arrange anything.

Go, want, give, understand — the handful of verbs that carry most of what you say all day.

Doors, keys, water and the roof terrace — the words for where you live and what breaks there.

From a headache to the pharmacy — how to say where it hurts and understand the answer.

Sizes, colours and the fitting room — what to say in the shop and what the tailor asks.

Heat, rain, the sea and the mountains — small talk that works with anyone, anywhere.

Shifts, classes and deadlines — how to say what you do and where you have to be.

Left, right, past the mosque — asking the way and following the answer.

The polite glue of Moroccan days — thanks, apologies, blessings, and the reply to each.

Who, what, where, how much — the question words that unlock every other pack.

Big, cheap, tired, delicious — the adjectives that turn a word list into a sentence.

In, on, under, next to — the small words that put everything else in its place.

I, you, us, theirs — the short words that say who is doing what to whom.

Careful, help, stop — the words you hope not to need and want to know anyway.

Ramadan, Eid and Friday couscous. Learn the wishes, the prayer times and the words that welcome you to every celebration.