Research and scope
Each guide starts with a specific learner need. We compare established Moroccan Arabic learning references, practical usage, and the existing Darija Lingo curriculum before selecting examples. Sources are listed on guide pages when they informed the material.
Scripts and variation
We provide learner-friendly Latin Darija and Arabic script. Because Darija spelling is not fully standardized, we preserve understandable variation and add usage notes where a spelling, pronunciation, gender form, or regional form could confuse a learner.
Review and corrections
Content is checked for clarity, consistency, and practical beginner use before publication. We update pages when a correction or meaningful improvement is confirmed. Readers can report an issue through the contact page; corrections are evaluated before they are applied.
Automation policy
Tools may assist formatting and workflow, but published language examples remain subject to human review. We do not fabricate learner results, ratings, sources, contributor credentials, or native audio.
Accuracy and update limits
No guide can represent every Moroccan region or speaking style. We distinguish established usage from helpful variation, keep publication and modification dates, and prioritize corrections that materially improve meaning, safety, or learner understanding.