There are many languages spoken in Morocco. But the three main languages are French, Arabic and Berber. These languages are the ones that you mostly see on signs and hear in everyday conversation. However, because there are a lot of tourists here, there are people who also speak English, Spanish and even German!
In Morocco, they use money called dirhams (pronounced dear-hams).
A bottle of water costs up to 15 dirhams; it all depends on the size of the water bottle!
The best meal is breakfast for me so far. In Morocco, we eat about five meals a day; for example, two breakfasts, one lunch and two dinners. At home, I eat hoobs (bread) and thé du menthé (mint tea), but when I get to school, we eat crêpes and drink pineapple juice. I like to eat breakfast because it is very sweet.
