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Arabic is Morocco's official language, spoken by about three-quarters of the population.

The various Berber dialects are still spoken in rural areas but with less frequency.

French is also a common second language among the urban educated classes.

Spanish is spoken as a second language by many residents in northern cities like Tangier, Tetuan and Larache.

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Last updated: march 09, 2010