Morolingo: Darija & Amazigh

Vivre Maroc

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About this app

🇲🇦 Welcome to "Morolingo", your indispensable companion to explore the linguistic richness of Morocco.

This simple and immersive app guides you through learning Darija, the Moroccan language, with a friendly and practical approach.

🛠️ Key Features:

📚 Simplified Learning: Structured lessons to help you master Darija or Amazigh vocabulary and everyday expressions.

🎧 Authentic Pronunciation: Listen and understand sentences with native speakers to perfect your comprehension.

🗣️ Realistic Dialogues: Immerse yourself in everyday situations with authentic dialogues for effective communication.

🌍 Cultural Discovery: Explore Moroccan culture through anecdotes, traditions, and typical phrases.

📖 Unique Dictionary: Look up the translation of a French word into Darija or Amazigh at any time and communicate more easily with Moroccans.

❓ Why 'Morolingo':

Learning Darija or Amazigh goes beyond language—it's a gateway to understanding the heart of Morocco. Whether you're planning a trip, considering living in Morocco, or simply want to immerse yourself in this beautiful culture, "Morolingo" provides the keys to an enriching experience.

Download the app now and dive into the captivating adventure of the Moroccan language with 'Morolingo'.

Ratings and reviews

It is a good app for learning Darija, but the following along conversations and words to repeat should be slower to hear the exact pronunciation. There should be common words added to build a conversation ie. (is, it, was, like, etc..). Also the app does not let you add the sections you want for additional practice even with a premium subscription. I have sent a email, but never received a response. I was very hopeful with this app to help speak with my in-laws.

It is recommended to use Amazigh script (Tifinagh) with an option, the Latin-Amazigh script should be the default since you prefer latin for it being familiar to people, the Amazigh version of latin is quite accurate for writing Amazigh, and its also not very different from the Darija latin+numbers version. Even Darija may benifit from using it for accurate representation of what is spoken.

I'm just at the beginning, and there is already a major grammatical error: in the French version they call possessive adjectives " possessive pronouns'. this is not a good sign for an app teaching you a language.