#morocco language

There are several morocco language:

First morocco language is Arabic:

As in all countries of the Maghreb, the language exists in two forms: classical Arabic, or literary (the language of the Qur’an), used in education, administration and the media, and the Arabic dialect, which varies across regions and social classes. The morocco language Arabic is a spoken language. To write, standard Arabic is used. As for young Moroccans, they use Latin letters on the Internet and telephone. The problem of consonants, including the Moroccan pronunciation is difficult to transcribe, was solved by the use of figures, including 3 , the 9 and 7 . This method is convenient, it is still necessary to have some knowledge to use it.

Second morocco language is Amazigh:

Or Berber language is also an official language, it is one of the oldest languages ​​of Africa, whose history dates back some three millennia. Amazigh populations are geographically dispersed over several nation-states in the area commonly known as the Homeland Tamazgha or Amazigh. Tamazgha covers an area of ​​nearly five million km2 extending from east to west of the Egyptian-Libyan border to the Atlantic Ocean and north to south of the southern shore of the Mediterranean mountains of Stromboli Burkina Faso.

Amazigh morocco language is divided into several dialects, including:

- The Rif, or zenatiya or Tarifit spoken in the Rif: mountain range in northern Morocco. The Rif (Tarifit) is the morocco language spoken by the Amazigh Rif living in northern Morocco and also in the North West, Algeria. The Rif belongs to the same family as the varieties of Amazigh language. This language belongs to the subfamily of the Berber language called zénète. This is why they are so close. The Rif is also the only zénète speak Berber in Morocco

- Tamazight spoken in the Middle Atlas, part of the High Atlas and many valleys. It has an alphabet (Tifinagh) also used by the Tuareg.

- Tachelhit practiced by Chleuhs High Atlas, Sub and the coast of southern Morocco. The main tribes of morocco language tachelhitare: Haha Issaouira south of the Ida-outanan and M’tougga north of Agadir, the Ichtouken and Ait Baha south of Agadir Ait Baamran in Sidi Ifni.

Third morocco language is French:

French is a legacy of the colonial period and is part of the daily lives of Moroccans. Today, more than half a century after independence, the French language is widespread in Morocco, especially in the areas of private companies and education.

Forth morocco language is Spanish:

This language is answered in the northern region, which is close to Spain.

The diversity of morocco language is a treasure for the Moroccan culture.