it is yakzuga entoy domunds
EDIT
The answer above is incorrect.
depending on the dialect of darija spoken it is "esh ke dir"? or "eshnou ke dir"?
http://www.moroccanstar.co.uk
what are you doing = ach katdir
In Moroccan Berber, you can say "idir ashak" to express thank you.
Moroccan is spelled marocain, marocaine in French.
lesh
beautiful
camel
In Moroccan Darija dialect, you say grandmother as "lalla" or "sitti" and grandfather as "jdi" or "jadd."
You just said it
Yo soy marroquí
In Moroccan Arabic, you would say "شنو كدير؟" (Shnu kdīr?) to ask "What are you doing?" If you're responding, you could say "أنا كندير..." (Ana kandīr...) followed by what you're doing, like "أنا كندير شوية ديال القراءة" (Ana kandīr shwiya dyal l-qira'a), meaning "I am doing some reading."
Little bit = شوية pronounced : shwiya
thank you, as such, doesn't have a direct translation. Common vernacular uses "shukran," but that is an arabic, not moroccan word. The closest is "Al'Iktahr-Chirik" which is closer to the English "AddaBoy" David
the moroccan clothes store if not there try the moroccan dress store