I would like to ask you question 5 about studying abroad in Morocco

First of all, Morocco is an Arab country. The lingua franca of Morocco is Arabic, Arabic (dialect), French.

People in Morocco don't speak Arabic very well. But they can speak what they say, and they basically speak in tongues between them.

Almost everyone can speak French because of the colonial relationship. You can go there to find a course, and some universities have free French courses as well. They learn French just like we learn English. It has been cultivated since childhood. Educated people almost do.

I am an Arabic student. But there are such courses in the university, as long as you go to the teacher or ask your classmates, you can listen to it. In addition, almost all international students speak French. Of course, English is also available.

The cost of living in Morocco is not high, I live in a subsidized dormitory, and 1000 a month can live quite well! But first of all, you can cook for yourself. The price of vegetables and meat is cheaper than that in China.

Tomatoes 4 yuan kilogram, cauliflower 10 20 yuan 1 piece. Meat is about 20 kilograms. Individual items will be a little more expensive.

Pots and pans are sold, not particularly expensive, but they are all made in China. The exchange rate is about 80% of the RMB, and there are many places to exchange money, such as banks and postal savings.

If you eat out, it will be more expensive. There is 20 yuan for a meal. But if you can solve it with a bowl of soup and a pie, you can also spend a lot of money.

In addition, you can also consider fish burgers and minced cheeseburgers, which are all my favorites, about 10 yuan is enough, and the cheap taste is also good. Personally, I recommend that if you go to study abroad, you still want an apartment with a kitchen, and it is best to rent it with fellow students, which will be much more cost-effective. If the school has an arrangement, live in the school!

It doesn't get there, and there may be communal canteens, as well as extremely cheap student meals, which are good resources.

In addition, you should bring more pickles, seaweed or something in your diet, you will miss it very much.

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Are university diplomas obtained in Morocco recognized in the country?

1. Applicants must be accompanied by ordinary high school or equivalent academic ability.

2. TOEFL regulations: the total TOEFL score is not less than 90 points, and there are four individual projects.

None of the exams should have a minimum score of 20.

3. IELTS regulations: IELTS single project regulations shall not be less than points.

4. PTE requirements: PTE single project regulations shall not be less than 53 points for Lu Sellqin, and there is no total score requirement.

Monaco. The International University of Monaco (IUM) is located in the Principality of Monaco.

Fontvière, in the west, was founded in 1986 and is the only university in Monaco. In 2010, IUM was acquired by the Inseec Group as its Monaco campus.

Monaco is located in the southwest of Europe, with a developed economy, a beautiful environment and an advanced education system. Over the years, Monaco has attached great importance to the development of a diversified economy, with the tourism, banking, construction and real estate industries developing rapidly, and in order to encourage business development, the Monaco country has introduced low tax rates.

The International University of Monaco (IUM) was formerly known as Southern Europe.

The University of Southern Europe (Monaco Business School) and the School of Southern Europe Management were renamed Monaco International University in 2004. [4] In 2010, IUM was acquired by the Inseec Group and became its Monaco campus.

1. Visit Djemaa El Fnaa. Marrakech, Morocco has a famous Djemaa El Fnaa Square, where the ancient history surrounds desert caravans and robbers. The square is surrounded by streets and pavements, and is divided into shopping areas for clothing, carpets, leather, shoes and hats, etc., so you can get lost even if you carefully follow the dense paths.

Snake dancers, juggling street performers and a variety of delicacies are brought together, with snake dancers in traditional costumes shaking their heads and bodies while playing the Jianchang Leaky Flute to guide African-born drum-bellied vipers to twist their bodies and dance, and monkey entertainers who earn money by having monkeys around their necks and pose intimate for photos. Morocco is famous for its dazzling mosaics and carpets, and it's no surprise that these specialties are also available in the markets. In the loud ** sound, the exotic characteristics of the bazaar make ** forget to return.

2. Taste the special food Kusi Kusi

Cool Skus is a staple food in Morocco and a specialty of Moroccan cuisine. This is based on the Moroccan chef's pronunciation, which is actually "Middle Eastern rice". In a deep mouth** filled with rice food fast in North Africa - semolina wheat flour, steamed with chicken juice and then lightly applied with aged cream and then steamed, repeated three times, the sweetness of chicken juice, the aroma of cream are infiltrated before all kinds of meat, vegetables and fruits, soup is drizzled, and the rice finally looks yellow-orange-orange, like small rice.

3. Go to the Museum of Maritime Geography of Monaco

This exceptional museum is renowned all over the world and hosts all aspects of marine scientific research. The taxidermy collected by Prince Albert I is of great value. The famous "Oceanarium" consists of 90 pools, where the world's rare fish species are cultivated in unique colors and shapes, and large marine animal shows are offered.

The latest construction of the "Shark Reef" is a huge 450 cubic meter pond with colorful coral reefs and a wide variety of marine life.

4. Come to Fes El Bali

One of the largest Arab settlements in the world, the maze of alleyways can easily get you lost.

5. Take the best journey

Payaking on the river is like stepping back in time to centuries ago, from the modern Rabat to the ancient Sale

6. Look at the paradise

Bring freshly baked bread and fresh cheese to the Rif Mountains late-night bar.

I advise you to study it in China!!

Morocco is a Muslim country, so if you are a Hui, you can experience it.

Morocco politics, economy, humanities and China are still some distance away, and they are the only ones who come to China to study.

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