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Flat Stanley in Morocco

Monday, February 11, 2008

Day 3: Lunch in the Market


Today I went to the local market in Ifrane. Everyone calls it the "marchè" (pronounced marshay), which is the French word for market. Most Moroccans are multi-lingual, meaning they speak many languages: French; Arabic; and some speak Berber, the language of the indigenous people of Morocco. Bon appetit!
Posted by Flat Stanley in Morocco at 11:40 PM
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  • ▼  2008 (43)
    • ▼  February (43)
      • Hello Everyone.
      • Day 1: Arriving in Ifrane
      • Day 2: The Lion
      • Day 3: Lunch in the Market
      • Day 4: Fez
      • Day 5: The Supermarket
      • Day 6: The Gas Station
      • Day 7: Marrakesh
      • Day 8: Sweet Stand
      • Day 9: Stray Cat
      • Day 10: Olive Grove
      • Day 11: On the Road
      • Ouarzazate
      • Zagora
      • Day 12: Tajine Dinner
      • Day 13: Tazzarine Road
      • Rissani
      • Pit Stop
      • Day 14: The Sahara Desert
      • Here's looking at You!
      • Day 15: Taking a Break
      • Day 16: Lunch Stop
      • Tinejdad Ksar
      • View of Village and Oasis
      • Day 17: Dades Valley Kasbah
      • Kasbah Wall Design
      • Day 18: Ait Ben Haddou
      • Mud House
      • Berber Rug
      • Snow in the Mountains
      • Day 19: Souk
      • Street Sign
      • Day 20: Traditional Oven
      • Bread
      • Day 21: Furry Friend
      • Day 22: Cedar Forest in Ifrane
      • More Furry Creatures
      • Day 23: Flowers
      • Lemon Tree
      • Day 24: Painting on a Car
      • Day 25: Meal with a Family
      • New Friend
      • Day 26: Good-bye Morocco