Morocco: primary language is Arabic and Berber (with French widely used) — English gets you by in tourist areas, but is inconsistent elsewhere.
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The primary language in Morocco is Arabic and Berber (with French widely used).
English gets you by in tourist areas, but is inconsistent elsewhere. French is far more useful than English outside major tourist zones, though English is increasingly common with younger people in cities.
Learning "hello," "please," "thank you," "excuse me," and "the check please" in the local language goes a long way anywhere, including Morocco — locals consistently appreciate the effort.
Yes — an offline translation app is genuinely useful in Morocco, especially outside major tourist areas.