EDUCATION Generally Moroccans grow-up speaking one of two languages, Darija or Amazigh. Darija is the Moroccan Dialect of Arabic, influenced heavily by Amazigh and French. Never taught in school, Darija’s spelling isn’t standardized and certain vocabulary and pronunciation change within the country. Amazigh is the name applied to a diverse group of dialects spoken by […]
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO • April 20, 2024
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August 17th, 2012
Morocco’s Slice of Sahara
August 2nd, 2012
Last weekend was an arduous journey to reach the little town of Merzouga near the dune sea named Erg Chebbi. The first leg of our journey was a train ride to Meknes (which took two extra hours because our train caught fire. Classic Morocco), followed by a nine-hour bus ride. We didn’t have a hotel […]