just saying hi!

surely a shark would be a highly visible danger in shallow waters?????????
would one not be more fearful of a sea urchin or stingray?

[Ahlam_2005]

Welcome mselya.I am of the same opinon that moroccon ppl hardly speak english.Here on morocco.com there r moroccons speaking fluently..might be as they have migrated to UK or the english speaking nations.French seems to be most spoken language after arabic. Wonder why the international language aint popular?

Abt fes: its a nice beautiful city with some historical places near the old medina.I love fes and like it there on my visits to this fabulous country 'maghreb'

hi Ahlam, thanks for the welcome!
i just find it really frustrating when you look forward to using your arabic and increasing your vocabulary when you are in morocco, and all they want to speak to youin, is in french!
......maybe i should have concentrated more in french class... when i had to learn to how say "sir bhelek al hmaar in your dreams!"

[baiservices]

Hello Sparks and everybody,

Bare Associates International is currently looking for mystery shoppers in various cities in Morocco, especially in Tetouan, Berkane, Oujda and Casa Blanca.
If you are interested or want to learn more about mystery shopping, please go to our web site: www.baiservices.com and sign up as a new shopper. During registration note my name, Hasna El-Fakeh, as the person who reffered you to this site. You can also immediately register youself at: www.baidata.com!

They have some openings that need to be filled immediately, so hurry up!

If you have any questions don't hesitate to send them to:
helfakeh@baiservices.com

or

answer me in this forum

Greetings
Hasna El-fakeh:

[razrif]

Originally Posted by baiservices

Hello Sparks and everybody,

Bare Associates International is currently looking for mystery shoppers in various cities in Morocco, especially in Tetouan, Berkane, Oujda and Casa Blanca.
If you are interested or want to learn more about mystery shopping, please go to our web site: www.baiservices.com and sign up as a new shopper. During registration note my name, Hasna El-Fakeh, as the person who reffered you to this site. You can also immediately register youself at: www.baidata.com!

They have some openings that need to be filled immediately, so hurry up!

If you have any questions don't hesitate to send them to:
helfakeh@baiservices.com

or

answer me in this forum

Greetings
Hasna El-fakeh:

Any mystery shoppers needed in Chefchauen?
Do you get free flights?

[Anisa]

LOLOLLOL write to sarak-wled-souk@yomama.net

[Ahlam_2005]

Originally Posted by mselya

hi Ahlam, thanks for the welcome!
i just find it really frustrating when you look forward to using your arabic and increasing your vocabulary when you are in morocco, and all they want to speak to youin, is in french!
......maybe i should have concentrated more in french class... when i had to learn to how say "sir bhelek al hmaar in your dreams!"

Its very frustrating when ppl only acknowledge french....for me french is quite disgusting.
an international language opens new doors for communication between foriegners who basically have a different mother tongue.

Morocco like algeria and tunisia is actually closing these new horizons for the english speaking tourists and business men.Though i must admit the taxis and shopkeepers in Casa speak tits n bits of english.

Govt offices,banks,ministries only have command in french.

Only the french and dirty arabs of khaleej enjoy communicating in morocco.