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Darija Academy — C1.1

The ninth level of Darija Academy’s free course. Body and health, the future tense, travel and transportation, hotels, and your first conditional sentences.

LESSON 121

Medical and Body Vocabulary

An introduction to describing body parts, pain, and medical needs.

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LESSON 122

Body Parts

A full vocabulary list from head to toe.

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LESSON 123

Health Problems

Describe fevers, colds, allergies, aches, and more.

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LESSON 124

Health Dialogue

Latifa checks on Amy, who has a stomach ache.

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LESSON 125

Visiting a New Place

Introduce yourself and ask about key services in a new town.

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LESSON 126

Post Office, Bank and Official Services

Open accounts, mailboxes, and handle official paperwork.

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LESSON 127

Local Services and Transportation

Pharmacies, phone service, buses, internet, and markets.

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LESSON 128

Travel and the Future Tense

Form the future tense with ġadi.

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LESSON 129

Gender and Number Forms of “ġadi”

How ġadi changes for ġadya and ġadyin in some regions.

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LESSON 130

The Short Future Form “ġa-“

A shortened future prefix attached directly to the verb.

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LESSON 131

Negating the Future Tense

Say won’t, will never, and not yet.

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LESSON 132

“Will” and “Going To”

Why both English future forms map to one Darija structure.

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LESSON 133

Past Intention with “kan ġadi”

Say someone was going to do something.

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LESSON 134

“ġadi” Meaning Literally Going

The difference between habitual mša and the ġadi participle.

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LESSON 135

Past Intention vs. Progressive Action

Two meanings of kan ġadi, told apart by context.

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LESSON 136

Future-Time Expressions

Tomorrow, next week, someday, and other future time words.

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LESSON 137

Future-Tense Exercise

Conjugate the verbs in Zahra and Chad’s dialogue.

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LESSON 138

Weekly Plans Dialogue

Karla lays out her whole week’s schedule, day by day.

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LESSON 139

General Travel Information

Trains vs. buses for travel between Moroccan cities.

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LESSON 140

Travelling Between Cities by Bus

CTM buses and souk buses compared.

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LESSON 141

Trains, Grand Taxis and More

Train classes, grand taxis, pickup trucks, and airport transport.

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LESSON 142

Transportation Within Cities

Petit taxis and village chariots.

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LESSON 143

Taxi Expressions

Everything you need to hail, direct, and pay a taxi.

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LESSON 144

Taxi and City-Bus Vocabulary

Drivers, luggage, stops, and terminuses.

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LESSON 145

Intercity-Bus Expressions

Buy tickets and ask about intercity bus routes.

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LESSON 146

Train Expressions

Ask about trains, tickets, and sleeping compartments.

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LESSON 147

Travel Plans Dialogue

Jill tells Doha about her upcoming trip to Marrakech.

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LESSON 148

Hotel Accommodation

An introduction to Morocco’s hotel classification system.

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LESSON 149

Hotel Vocabulary and Expressions

Book a room, ask about amenities, and negotiate details.

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LESSON 150

Hotel Dialogue

Jack and Amanda check into a hotel room.

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LESSON 151

Introduction to Conditional Sentences

The two basic types of ‘if’ sentences in Darija.

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LESSON 152

Type 1 Conditional — Possible Conditions

Use ila with the past tense and a future or command result.

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LESSON 153

Type 1 Conditional Exercise

Practice building possible-condition sentences with ila.

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LESSON 154

Type 2 Conditional — Unreal Conditions

Talk about things that didn’t happen, using kun.

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LESSON 155

Changing “ila” into “kun”

Turn possible conditions into unreal ones.

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More lessons are added regularly — check back soon for the next level.