Today you’re going to learn some basic emotions and feelings in Moroccan Arabic.

New terms:

Happy
Sad
Upset
Afraid
Worried
Nervous
Surprised
Disgusted
Sample sentences:

I’m happy.
I’m sad.
Are you angry?

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Basic Emotions in Moroccan Arabic

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