Darija Moroccan Language Challenge - Cost of Living North Africa - BEAUTIFUL SLOVENIAN Speaks Arabic

What does food cost while souk shopping in Aourir Morocco? We visit the souk to vlog the changes in seasonal vegetables as well as to watch the prices each week. We have a Darija and English spoken as we are exploring fruit and vegetables as well as learning our numbers in English, Darija, and Amazigh. Someone today predicted in ten years, this souk will no longer exist. This man we met today, Mostafa, said the developers will come in and this will all change. We are happy and grateful to be here to experience this slice of Moroccan life.

Today we felt very welcomed. I was nervous with the camera, as I usually let Andreja do the filming. Everyone was friendly and supportive. At this point we are regulars, and even at new vendors we are welcomed. It gives us a stress free environment to practice and exchange language skills.

Listen to rich rich mix of over four languages being spoken in this video with Amazigh, Darija, French, and English being spoken.
A Souk is a traditional Arab market. Much like a farmers market in the United States. In addition to your fresh fruits and vegetables, you can find just about every thing you need at the souk.

We enjoy a Moroccan omelet and Moroccan tea as we take a rest from the souk.

Today we bought q tips, almonds, dates, cherimoyas, radishes, herbs, cherry tomatos, onions, pumpkin, peppers, zuchinni, and more!

Tune in and find out in this Moroccan travel vlog from a Slovenian and an American between Agadir and Taghazout.

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