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In Human BehaviorsIn Human Behaviors
Some Aspects of the Moroccan’s Some Aspects of the Moroccan’s CultureCulture
IntroductionIntroduction
• What does Morocco mean?
• Where is Morocco located?
• Although, Morocco is considered an Arabic country; it is believed to be the westernmost point in the Middle East.
Some demographics of MoroccoSome demographics of Morocco
• Morocco is considered a multi-cultural country.
1. France colonization, (1912- 1956).
2. Morocco is one of the world’s leading emigration countries.
• The population in Morocco is 33,241,259. July, 2006.
1. Berber 45%
2. Arab 44% 3. Moors 10% 4. Others 1% (2000).
Some demographics of MoroccoSome demographics of Morocco
• Small population of Haratin, black Moroccans.
• Moroccan’s Jewish minority has decreased
significantly and numbers about 7,000.
• Morocco has different populated areas according to the importance of its location.
The variety of dialects and The variety of dialects and languageslanguages
• Modern Standard Arabic, Moroccan dialectical Arabic, Berber, French, and Spanish.
• The importance of the Modern Standard Arabic. (High variety).
• The Moroccan dialectical language is the official and the national language. (Low variety).
• French is also the official language, and for some, it is the national language.
Some etiquettes and customs in Some etiquettes and customs in MoroccoMorocco
• The family is the most significant unit of Moroccan life and plays an important role in all social relations.
• When Moroccans greet each other they take their time and converse about their
families, friends, and other general topics.
• If you are invited for a dinner in a Moroccan’s house, you have to acquire certain manners.
Wedding in MoroccoWedding in Morocco
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjXqSAlxpZc
In conclusionIn conclusion
• Where is Morocco and what does the name mean?
• The mixed-culture and the population in Morocco.
• Different languages, and dialects, and different attitudes towards them.
• Considerable etiquettes and customs.