A Basic Course in Moroccan Arabic With Mp3 Files (Georgetown Classics in Arabic Language and Linguistics)

If you are out to develop spoken proficiency in the Moroccan dialect of Arabic, I don't think there is any better product out there. I have been working with this book for about 2 months, and feel like I am already gaining a good grasp of the basics of the language. The exercises are generally easy to follow and facilitate learning.

The downside is that the sound quality of the recordings is quite poor (though understandable), and there are some inconsistencies between the recordings and the written exercises that support them.

Also, keep in mind that the book is entirely in transliteration, and as such does not help with learning to read Arabic at all.

If you are interested in learning Moroccan Arabic this is a very helpful book. The book lays down the basics of the language and is a good starting point in how to pronounce letters and words.