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species' behavior and habitat preferences are highlighted as being well adapted to its environment.
[Recent observation on Apr 7, 2024. Source: https:\/\/www.inaturalist.org\/observations\/205977996](https://preview.redd.it/oxm4mqsw98jd1.png?width=1152&format=png&auto=webp&s=ab3113c8e35e9c86e1e4d1ba44bcb6e63586a700)
According to Cabrera, this mammal's diet consists solely of small insects, with a strong preference for ants. In two specimens collected from Ras Kebdana, their stomach contents were found to be almost entirely composed of ant parts, although the remains were difficult to identify. The author noted that live specimens showed no interest in other types of insects, worms, or minced meat, which are commonly accepted by other insectivores. However, the small mammal readily consumed milk, drinking it by extending their snout over the liquid and lapping it up with rapid tongue movements. Their tongue is characterized as being long and narrow. They drank water in a similar manner, cleaning the lower part of their snout with their tongue afterward. Upon dissection, the intestines of all specimens contained thin, reddish-brown worms approximately 20 millimeters in length. So, they are essentially insectivore because its primary diet consists of insects and other small invertebrates. They may occasionally consume plant material when insect prey is scarce.
[Smol and I know it ](https://preview.redd.it/ovq8iql7x8jd1.png?width=1422&format=png&auto=webp&s=1e6cfc093b9df0557ab2148f56d9056c94e4fc56)
Watch me dance to the morning beats: [Elephant Shrews dancing in the morning sun](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fB42XYt_FEU)
The female gives birth to two offspring. At birth, the young have relatively short ears and tails and their snouts are not yet fully developed. Moreover, Like other members of the Elephantulus genus, females have small litter sizes, with two being the maximum. The young are well-developed at birth and are capable of moving around shortly after.
Elephantulus rozeti moratus is found in western Morocco, ranging southward from the Oum Er-Rbia River, mainly in semi-steppe regions. The typical locality for this subspecies is Jebel Idar, about 80 kilometers southeast of El Jadida. Moreover, a specimen from the sub-desertic region of Sraghna, east of Marrakesh. Specimens housed in the Madrid Museum originate from areas near Essaouira and in the province of Chtouka Aït Baha. The habitat and ecological conditions for Elephantulus rozeti moratus are similar to those of Elephantulus rozeti rozeti, with the region's environment resembling that of the Mauritanian-Steppe domain.
The Elephantulus rozeti atlantis subspecies resembles Elephantulus rozeti rozeti but differs by lacking the distinct ochre patches behind its ears. Its upper parts are described as pale brown, with the flanks being lighter than the back, although not as prominently marked as in other subspecies. A narrow, almost pinkish line separates the white underside of the belly. Measurements did not show any significant difference. Geographically, this subspecies is located in the High Atlas Mountains, particularly around Chtouka Aït Baha.
A distinct form of Elephantulus rozeti deserti found in the Sahara was initially classified as a separate species, though this distinction is based primarily on pelage color, which reflects the differing environmental conditions, as there are no notable differences in size, appearance or cranial features.
[Distribution of Elephantulus rozeti in Morocco. Source: Mammifères sauvages du Maroc. Page 101](https://preview.redd.it/011d1dhwc8jd1.jpg?width=2100&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d57133f698bdd06c77423e7383772add4a12896e)
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* [Los Mamíferos de Marruecos](http://simurg.bibliotecas.csic.es/view/CSIC000133238)
* Mammifères sauvages du Maroc: Peuplement, répartition, écologie
* Guide DELACHAUX - Mammifères d'Europe, d'Afrique du Nord et du Moyen-Orient
* [Petrosaltator gen. nov., a new genus replacement
The North African elephant shrew
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The sengis, also known as elephant-shrews, are a group of small mammals native to Africa. They belong to the order Macroscelidea and the family Macroscelididae, consisting of 19 recognized species divided into two subfamilies: Rhynchocyoninae (giant sengis) and Macroscelidinae (soft-furred sengis). The taxonomy of these mammals has been historically complex due to their specialized morphology and life history, which have made it difficult for morphological taxonomists to resolve phylogenetic relationships consistently. Despite this, the diversity within the Macroscelididae family is considered low, especially given that afrotherians have been isolated in Africa for about 130 million years. Fossil records indicate the existence of additional extinct sengi species, further complicating their classification.
Recent molecular genetics research has revealed new insights into the taxonomy of sengis, including the discovery of new species and the reassessment of existing ones. For example, molecular studies have shown that Elephantulus rozeti, a sengi species from North Africa, is more closely related to the genus Petrodromus, which is found south of the Sahara, than to other Elephantulus species. This finding suggests that Elephantulus is polyphyletic, leading to proposals for taxonomic revisions, including possibly creating a new genus for Elephantulus rozeti.
Elephantulus rozeti was first identified in 1832 by Claude Antoine Rozet (1798-1858) during his exploration, which he chronicled in "Voyage dans la régence d'Alger." In this account, Rozet devoted a chapter to the mammals he observed, including this particular species. Later, Moritz Wagner (1813-1887), a naturalist, encountered Elephantulus rozeti in Oran, Arzew and Tlemcen, where he published additional insights. Wagner's research provided detailed descriptions of both the anatomical and external features of the species, accompanied by accurate illustrations. Wagner noted the presence of a glandular area on the tail, which was prominently depicted in their illustrations. Despite this, the significance of this anatomical feature was not widely recognized until later.
Distribution of Elephantulus rozeti in North Africa. Source: IUCN Red List
Elephantulus rozeti
In his 1932 book of mammals, Cabrera identified 4 species of the Elephantulus genus in Morocco:
Elephantulus rozeti rozeti (Elephantulus rozeti)
Elephantulus rozeti moratus
Elephantulus rozeti atlantis
Elephantulus rozeti deserti
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Cabrera suggests that it is logical to consider only one species of Elephantulus in North Africa, with several subspecies adapted to the various physical conditions of the regions within its distribution area.
Illustration by Ángel Cabrera \(1932\)
This illustration features two drawings of Elephantulus rozeti subspecies:
(A) Elephantulus rozeti rozeti from Kebdana (Nador region). This specimen is depicted in a natural, lifelike pose.
(B) Elephantulus rozeti moratus from Essaouira. This illustration is based on a specimen from the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales.
The coloration differences between the two subspecies can be observed in the illustrations, with slight variations in the coat's shading and hue. The species is typically found in rugged and rocky terrains. It usually hides in shallow burrows at the base of large rocks or under bushes. In winter, it is often seen sunbathing during the warmest part of the day. The
Thanks for having us
My wife and I just returned to the United States from about 10 days in Morocco, and I wanted to say thank you for a wonderful experience.
We visited Tangier, Casablanca, Essaouira, Marrakech, and Arghen and other villages in the High Atlas Mountains. Everywhere we went, we were treated so well and always felt very welcomed in your country. We got to watch the Olympics matches against Spain and Egypt at local cafés (always taking a little ribbing for the 4-0 win over USA 😂), which was so much fun.
I took surfing lessons in Essaouira and learned so much about the fishing process from one of the fishermen. We got lost in the Tangier Kasbah (on purpose) and met a local artist whose work was all over town. We drank SO MUCH mint tea every day, and I became an expert at pouring from higher and higher each time. We made tajine in the homes of locals twice, and they were among the best dishes we ate the whole trip – the chicken with prunes was especially delicious. We so enjoyed spending time at a homestay with the Amazigh people that we stayed a second night even though we were already paying for a riad in Marrakech.
We so appreciate the experiences we had in Morocco, and we will remember the people and the food and the diverse settings forever. All that to say, again, thank you.
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Are older generations right? Are the new generations too sensitive?
I've been visiting relatives these past few days and I have noticed that whenever they bring up new generations it is always in a negative matter, this would be fine and all if it weren't for the fact that they always include that we're too "sensitive", one family member gave me as an example when a toddler of there's broke my Samsung pencil that I've been wanting forever and I cried the whole day because of it, of course, I didn't say anything to the mother or the child out of respect and because I didn't feel like making the situation any worse, but that family member just laughed and brushed it off as us taking things too seriously and that back in there days they would've gotten yelled at for crying in the first place.
I mean, I get it, but at the same time wtf was I supposed to do heehaa my way out of it?? U broke something valuable to me course I'm gonna cry or shed a few tears tf
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Why do married men cheat on their wives ?
My best friend had a relationship with her now husband for about four years. They loved each other deeply. After, two years of marriage he cheats on her with some filthy girls while she's pregnant with his baby. Now, she's devastated but she doesn't want to get divorced !!
So, married men of r/moroccan did u cheat on ur wives? And if so why is the reason? If not what do u think man cheats?
She kept asking me this "why did he cheat me? Do I lack on something?"
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Medication for trip to Morocco
Hi all,
I will be traveling to Marrakech at the end of September and I was wondering about the regulations regarding bringing medication. I have ADHD-I and for this I use dexamphetamine. For chronic pain I use Palexia (a stronger version of Oxycodone) and this falls under hard drugs in many countries. What documentation do I need to bring with me to avoid any issues with customs upon my arrival?
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does anyone find facebook weird and toxic?
i just deleted my account and the app cus i can't scroll anymore on it because of cringe content and toxic people sometimes "kan7ss bli ghadi o kantklkh" while im using it olh ican t
do u know any other good app ? i just started using reddit and i think i fw it
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Done ths guy has been arrested
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Look what i found at the beach 😭😭
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Tips and Recommendations for a Short Stay in Taghazout (3 Nights)
Salam everyone,
I'm planning a short trip l'Taghazout for 3 nights and would love some local tips or recommendations. Whether it's must-visit places. To eat, hidden gems, cool activities, or anything else that could make my stay more enjoyable, I'm all ears! Any advice on where to stay would also be appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help! Looking forward to your suggestions
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Mercedes at morocco
Hello everyone, I asked myself a question, I come from the north of Morocco. In Morocco we notice that there are a lot of Mercedes vehicles from the 1980s, I suppose they still use them because of their reliability but I wonder where they originally came from? How did they acquire them? Because when they came out they were expensive vehicles?
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Ryanair cabin crew job
Hello everyone.
I came across a job opportunity in Ryanair. And i got really interested since they accept people from 18yo. And i need someone with previous experience with these aviation companies to advise me. I wanted to apply to emirates and other companies but i cant cus i need to be at least 21 and im 19.
Do you guys think i should start with Ryanair then switch to another company, or nched lard mn had tratiya kamla. On top of that im still studying in ofppt and cant decide between studying or leaving my studies to work. Mhm bzzzf d mtare9 and i need guys your advice.
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Where do you get your devices
I'm thinking of learning graphic design by my self and I want to buy an ipad pro..but it's so expensive here in Morocco.. it's about 23000 dh..in apple store it's about 1500$..I want to get from apple store (they don't do delivery service outside America and I don't have relatives or friends in America)
If you guys know how can get it for a lower price whether here or anywhere else please tell me
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Why is pet grief not taken seriously in Morocco?
I recently lost my cat, Mia, who was a family member to me. The grief I’m experiencing is profound, and it’s been incredibly difficult to cope. However, I’ve noticed that many people around me, especially in Morocco, don’t seem to understand how devastating this loss is.
In a country where cats are everywhere, you’d think people would understand the bond we form with them. But when I express my feelings, I often hear things like, “It’s just a cat,” or they laugh it off like it’s no big deal. This reaction only adds to my pain, as Mia wasn’t just an animal to me—she was a true companion who brought joy, comfort, and love into my life.
Why do you think people here often make light of the deep bond some of us have with our pets? How can we better convey that losing a pet is losing a family member, and that this grief is real and deserves understanding.
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The North African elephant shrew
https://preview.redd.it/7sddrr6a78jd1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=a2bdde619e6b700f9f1f63a44250584cc746601e
The sengis, also known as elephant-shrews, are a group of small mammals native to Africa. They belong to the order Macroscelidea and the family Macroscelididae, consisting of 19 recognized species divided into two subfamilies: Rhynchocyoninae (giant sengis) and Macroscelidinae (soft-furred sengis). The taxonomy of these mammals has been historically complex due to their specialized morphology and life history, which have made it difficult for morphological taxonomists to resolve phylogenetic relationships consistently. Despite this, the diversity within the Macroscelididae family is considered low, especially given that afrotherians have been isolated in Africa for about 130 million years. Fossil records indicate the existence of additional extinct sengi species, further complicating their classification.
Recent molecular genetics research has revealed new insights into the taxonomy of sengis, including the discovery of new species and the reassessment of existing ones. For example, molecular studies have shown that Elephantulus rozeti, a sengi species from North Africa, is more closely related to the genus Petrodromus, which is found south of the Sahara, than to other Elephantulus species. This finding suggests that Elephantulus is polyphyletic, leading to proposals for taxonomic revisions, including possibly creating a new genus for Elephantulus rozeti.
Elephantulus rozeti was first identified in 1832 by Claude Antoine Rozet (1798-1858) during his exploration, which he chronicled in "Voyage dans la régence d'Alger." In this account, Rozet devoted a chapter to the mammals he observed, including this particular species. Later, Moritz Wagner (1813-1887), a naturalist, encountered Elephantulus rozeti in Oran, Arzew and Tlemcen, where he published additional insights. Wagner's research provided detailed descriptions of both the anatomical and external features of the species, accompanied by accurate illustrations. Wagner noted the presence of a glandular area on the tail, which was prominently depicted in their illustrations. Despite this, the significance of this anatomical feature was not widely recognized until later.
[Distribution of Elephantulus rozeti in North Africa. Source: IUCN Red List ](https://preview.redd.it/dusntu9188jd1.png?width=649&format=png&auto=webp&s=a36f0842d6048d62bc82cbfdff0ca946a4c0558b)
[Elephantulus rozeti ](https://preview.redd.it/i7j2kzmb88jd1.png?width=1024&format=png&auto=webp&s=53188dace3644de34264bb9423f8eb0b2127264b)
In his 1932 book of mammals, Cabrera identified 4 species of the Elephantulus genus in Morocco:
* Elephantulus rozeti rozeti (Elephantulus rozeti)
* Elephantulus rozeti moratus
* Elephantulus rozeti atlantis
* Elephantulus rozeti deserti
https://preview.redd.it/geyyl0qh88jd1.png?width=1333&format=png&auto=webp&s=9b0f272fca272b91aac12862e23cd118ef3cc35c
Cabrera suggests that it is logical to consider only one species of Elephantulus in North Africa, with several subspecies adapted to the various physical conditions of the regions within its distribution area.
[Illustration by Ángel Cabrera \(1932\)](https://preview.redd.it/1wgncg53b8jd1.png?width=1097&format=png&auto=webp&s=17b069189ef97d8ce75a0e46d842cedb36eae393)
This illustration features two drawings of **Elephantulus rozeti** subspecies:
* **(A**) **Elephantulus rozeti rozeti** from Kebdana (Nador region). This specimen is depicted in a natural, lifelike pose.
* **(B**) **Elephantulus rozeti moratus** from Essaouira. This illustration is based on a specimen from the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales.
The coloration differences between the two subspecies can be observed in the illustrations, with slight variations in the coat's shading and hue. The species is typically found in rugged and rocky terrains. It usually hides in shallow burrows at the base of large rocks or under bushes. In winter, it is often seen sunbathing during the warmest part of the day. The
Arnaques sur arnaques à Marrakesh. Je ne reviendrais pas
Je voulais faire un beau voyage avec mes parents au Maroc et c’était pas simple de les convaincre mais finalement on y est.
On a passé des supers bons moments mais honnêtement on arrête pas de se faire arnaquer et ca me dégoûte du pays.
Entre les souks et les vendeurs a la sauvette qui doublent ou triplent le prix parce que on est pas marocain et les restaurants qui doublent le prix lors de l’addition par « erreur »…
Est-ce que je dois vraiment parler des taxis ? Des gateaux marocains qui nous sont vendu le double du prix ?
Je suis dégoûtée.
Et je voyage souvent, mais là honnêtement c’est trop.
Je ne comprenais pas pourquoi un de mes meilleurs amis a dit qu’il ne reviendrai pas ici quand il est parti au maroc maintenant je comprends.
J’en ai juste marre de devoir être sur mes gardes h24 pour ne pas me faire arnaquer
Voila j’devais pousser ce coup de gueule
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Number of Medical Doctors operating in the public sector (per 100 000 population) per region
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The Good, The Best and Top Rule.
Dear community members,
# As a moderator of r/morocco, I'm introducing a new rule to address recurring issues with certain types of posts. This rule aims to improve the quality of our discussions and encourage more thoughtful contributions.
New Rule: Ban on Low-Effort "Best of" and Unrealistic Request Posts
Effective immediately, we will be removing posts that fall into the following categories:
1. Vague "BEST," "TOP," or "BETTER" requests without specific criteria or effort in explaining how to evaluate options.
2. Overly specific or unrealistic requests.
3. Questions requiring expert knowledge to compare incomparable options.
Examples of Posts That Will Be Removed:
1. "What's the BEST gym in Casablanca?"
Issues: Casablanca is a large city with many gyms. Without specifying location, budget, desired equipment, or other preferences, it's impossible to provide a meaningful answer.
We often see people arguing that suggested gyms are too far from them, which could have been avoided by including location preferences in the original post.
2. "Where can I find a gym with a heated swimming pool, that's not crowded, has an 800-place parking lot, and electric vehicle chargers?"
Issues: This combines multiple very specific and rare features. It's unlikely that such a facility exists, making it difficult for community members to provide helpful responses. Such facility fr will show up in the first page of Google search and have a strong online presence.
3. "What is better: School X for IT or School Y for Renewable Energy?"
Issues: This question requires expert knowledge in two different fields and doesn't provide any context about the asker's interests, career goals, or criteria for "better".
4. "What is the best vegan restaurant with a sea view in Marrakech, where I can feed my German girlfriend for 230 MAD?"
Issues: This combines multiple specific requirements (vegan cuisine, sea view, specific city, exact budget) that may be mutually exclusive or extremely rare, making it nearly impossible to answer satisfactorily.
Posts asking for the "TOP Y" or "Better W" without explaining how to score or evaluate the options.
Issues: These vague requests don't provide enough information for meaningful comparisons or recommendations.
5. Posts asking for the "TOP Y" or "Better W" without explaining how to score or evaluate the options.
Issues: These vague requests don't provide enough information for meaningful comparisons or recommendations.
6. Posts asking what is the best price to pay for "nikkah" or best place to raise your imaginary children.
Why We're Implementing This Rule:
1. To reduce low-effort posts that don't contribute meaningfully to the community.
2. To prevent situations where OPs argue with genuine feedback or delete threads after receiving responses they don't like.
3. To avoid losing valuable community input when OPs delete their threads to hide details about the "non-crowded" beach or other locations they asked about.
4. To encourage more detailed and answerable questions that can benefit the entire community.
Enforcement:
Users who post content violating this new rule will receive a 30-day ban.
This strict measure is intended to quickly curb these types of posts and improve overall content quality.
How to Ask Better Questions:
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2. Provide relevant context (location, budget, personal situation).
3. Explain why you're asking and what research you've already done.
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5. If asking for "best" or "top" options, explain your criteria for evaluation.
We believe this change will make r/morocco a more valuable resource for all members. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
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Western Sahara’s conflict is over. Negotiating the terms comes next.
https://www.usip.org/publications/2024/08/western-saharas-conflict-over-negotiating-terms-comes-next?s=09
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"Patriots" are stupid
So yesterday I was on the bus, when some kids entered and as Moroccans kids do they start speaking loudly and being nuisances in general, so some old guy got mad started tell them to show some respect, he was speaking French, Spanish and Arabic saying Free Palestine for whatever reason, then when he got off bus and said something along the lines of Morocco is trash, some young guy came to him like literally ready to fight or at least trying to make seem like that and he told him that he's gonna call the police on him
And I was like bruh, what an idiot, man sees those waste of oxygen, gets mad, and you who knows nothing about what happened start threaten to call the cops on him
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Thank you Maroc Telecom
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Maroc Telecom is a huge scam
We pay 250 dirhams a month for this
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Apparently the video goes back to 2023, and the guy was successfully jailed !
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Cats peeing everywhere
Hey, I’m really struggling with a pet issue and could use some advice. I have 13 cats, most of them rescues, and they’ve been my companions for years. We recently found a stray puppy at our door, and she was so young and vulnerable that we couldn’t turn her away. We decided to keep her in the garden since she was only a couple of months old at the time.
But ever since, my cats have been absolutely terrified of her. It started with them peeing next to the windows that look out at her, but now they’re peeing everywhere—on clothes, appliances, countertops, doors, windows, beds, and couches. I’m heartbroken because I know they’re stressed, and I’ve tried everything I can think of—multiple Feliway products, medications, herbs—but nothing seems to help.
I even took one of them to the vet, and they said it’s behavioral and suggested I give away the dog. I’m at a loss because I love all my animals, and I just want them to be happy and feel safe. If there’s anyone who might be able to help by adopting this sweet puppy, it would be a huge relief and really save me from this heartbreaking situation. Has anyone been through something similar or have any advice on what I can do?
Ps I'm living in Marrakech.
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حضرت لݣريساج ....
لبارح معى اذآن ديال لعشاء كنسمع دري كيغوت ود لقح.. على جهد من واحد لمسافة ديال 100/150متر كنت انا او دري عشري كنتوقعو غير شي جوج مضاربين ولاكين غادي او صوت كيتجهد نضت انا وصاحبي جرينا فين كين صوت اش كنلقاو: واحد كيحوال ينوض موطور طيح باش يهرب. قدامو دري فاتح يديه باغي يحبسو باش ميهربش او واحد سيفط حجرة (طيطوارة) على مول لموطور صدق ضارب صاحبو هاشي كامل مكيناش 30 ثانية لي راكب على لموطور ذخل فدري لي قدامو او هرب ناض دري تبع مول لموطور وبدأ كيغوت شفار.
اش وقع : شفار جبد 17 شرغ لدري وجهو ملي قاوم ( من ودنو تال تحت عينو-لعظم ديال وجهو بان + صباعو او يدو فحالة مقودة )
حتاش خونا مول لموطور حاول يضارب معى شفار ضحايا بجوجهم عندهم 19 لعام
هنا كنعرفوو علاش امريكا دايرة حق شراء سلاح غير على قبل هاذ تحيوانيت
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True patriotism, or just bravado that vanishes at the first sound of gunfire?
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Living in Morocco
Hello folks! For context, I’m half Moroccan but I have lived in Egypt my whole life. I’m considering moving to Morocco, even though, I just go there every year to visit my grandparents there ( in Casablanca). I unfortunately don’t speak darija but I can understand it. The question is how is the cost of living there? and I’m planning on buying an apartment in Casablanca. Is 100-300k for an apartment enough? And is it easy to start a business in Morocco?
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Interested in improving my Darija
Hi im a Moroccan male (23) that was born in Belgium and unfortunately I didnt learn Darija from a young age so I was wondering if you got any tips for me to improve my Darija?
Should I watch Moroccan tv shows or something else? All suggestions are welcome.
PS only my father is Moroccan and I was brought up in the Dutch language
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British teen dies in Rabat restaurant due to allergies
https://metro.co.uk/2024/08/06/promising-student-died-holiday-mum-reaction-chicken-chips-21368702/
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