Despite the main language being Arabic many Moroccans (who deal with tourists) can speak French, which goes back to the colonial days when they were forced to speak it .
Thank you : Merci [french] :
Choukran: thank you [arabic] : pronounced 'Shokoran'
Bonjour : hello [french]:
Hello/ 'peace be with you': Salam
Sorry : Pardon, [french]
Please: minfatlika
Cheerio: ma arsalema
Good bye : B slema OR Salam Alikome
good morning : sabba elkir
good night :maas elkir
marhba bikoum = you are welcome : [Fr] vous etes les bienvenus
Other useful phrases:
La bas? = How are you?
La bas = I'm fine (yes, the response is the same as the question)
Al-hamdu-lillah = I'm fine (literally, Praise be to god)
Feen...? = Where is ...?
Shahal taman? = How much (price)? C'est combien? (french)
No = La
Yes = Naam or Iyeh or Aiwa
Seer (or Seer f'halek) = go away
Hashouma = shame on you