Is Morocco Really A Tourist's Nightmare? (
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2022
- Morocco. North Africa. I had been looking forward to this trip for awhile, and I knew I wouldn’t be disappointed. I tried to learn Arabic more than a decade ago back when I lived in Lebanon, but what little I remembered didn’t seem to help much here! Morocco was the land of the Berbers, and this would be a whole new adventure.
I decided to start my journey in the most Moroccan city of them all: Fez, a city famous for it’s huge classical medina market area. Of course, I’m not very good at being a conventional tourist, so I decided to wander off the market path in search of Mahia, a local Jewish Moroccan moonshine. And my strategy for avoiding hustlers…well, how often do they see a foreigner speaking to them in Darija, eh? Yalla!
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Back in Africa! And back to the main storyline of this channel, which seems to be bonding with locals over their local agricultural goods. Much more to come in the weeks ahead, yalla.
Ends right before Sabbatical is taken down an alley and presented with two options - your money or your life! Love the casual aimless strolls man! Life's taking you by the finger and you're just letting it lead the way - keep 'em coming
Careful brother with the kif kif and hashish offerings. I was 19 years old traveling in the Atlas mountains of Ketama, the year 1971. Long story short I turned 20 at Nador Civil Prison. My most memorable birthday to date, 5 decades later. I am sure much has changed since the days of king Hassan, but prudence is recommended. Always enjoy your content !!!
"this is not the middle east . this is north africa " thank you for that ❤️
The fact that almost all moroccans speak french as well- and you still decided to use arabic! Crazy respect bro
I found your channel not too long ago and I’d like to thank you for being an outstanding ambassador of our country 🇺🇸.
I know this might have been said already, but I really appreciate the lack of overlaid music in your videos. Gives it a more raw feel. Some travel youtubers overdo it with the music.
Arabic is so easy on the ears, amazing language and dialects
HARD WORKING
Keep smilin my dude
Old man about a street cat: "I'm talking to him but he's not getting my point"
I visited Morocco over 20 years ago and this really nice guy working in my hotel gave me (yes gave me) an enormous lump of the finest kinda honey-like hash saying ‘just so you aren’t tempted to try buying any down at the beach as they work with the police in stinging tourists down there.’
That tile work where they got their water is amazing.
the young boy that offered him a cup of water when he asked about it warmed my heart!! <3 thanks for these videos Tom, honestly the best travel videos I've found in my time on youtube :)
Wow the people there is so nice, and that city looks like is straight out of a video game like assassin's creed.
Bro, get in touch with me I would like to give you a tour around Casablanca, i am ur biggest fan, man! Kudos, G!!! People help me get in touch with this guy, like me peoooople, please!!
as someone who speaks French, seeing Tom speaking both Arabic (I don't speak it, but I trust he got by because the locals understood him) AND French, on top of all the other languages he previously spoke in his videos is crazy! I feel motivated to learn more languages now haha
Wooow Sabbatical is a language genius. Look how he reads the arabic with perfect pronounciation. Thats something a lot of non arab muslims struggle to do.
That little kid offering you water; it's just so thoughtful. What a lovely people.
Great as always, Tommy! Looking forward to more adventures in