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What part of it exactly 😂

I need to be more accurate in my research! I already found other so-called Hindi words that were originally Persian, but still ... Thanks for sharing your knowledge

@@ManaMondial there were still some really good information. I have learnt through your video that ordak is turkish. I was sure its of iranian origin because of the similarity to Duck in English. But your information was a good lecture for me. Thanks anyway.

I'll pin your comment so others can also see that 🙃

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I`m studying Japanese right now, so we may see some of those videos soon :)

Sorry if it's hard

@ Hard but rewarding, it’s a really poetic language :)

Happy to hear that :)

If I had the same experience in both countries, I could give you a more valid answer! But here`s the thing. I think that for most cases, you`re gonna be ok with treatment in Iran. Here`s an example. Breast cancer has been so common in the country that I know several cases who have been treated and beat the illness. We may lack the latest technology/facilities compared to the best hospitals in the US, but the waiting time you see, especially in Europe, to reach a specialist doesn`t exist here, so it may help you diagnose the illness sooner. Sometimes you witness the absence of a certain medicine and "they" say that it`s a consequence of sanctions, but far from that, I think Iran`s healthcare system is doing quite good. Of course, if you own a foreign passport, you can always get back to your country, if you feel the system is not enough for you.

Interestingly, I wanted to immigrate to Canada just before Covid happened, I started learning French to apply for PR programs. Then Covid happened and I watch CBC`s "The National" every day and I feel sorry for the whole problems the country`s facing right now. Sounds like a totally different country compared to what I knew 6 years ago!

Comments like yours make it worthwhile to keep making videos even with just 50 views per week. Thank you so much for sharing this. It takes real courage to open up like you did here, and I respect that deeply. You’re not alone in this, and I hope you find the light you’re searching for. Thank you for being here, for watching, and for sharing your thoughts. It means a lot, truly. Let’s keep going, even when it’s hard.

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English is not my mother tongue, and apparently, Japan only needs native speakers

Well, after watching the TV adaptation of Shogun, I got interested in the book itself. I`ll definitely put your recommendations into my reading list. I hope that both of us get the chance to live where our heart is pumping for :)

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Thank you so much for this beautiful message. It truly means a lot. You’re right-everyone’s ‘box’ has its share of dents and scratches, even if they don’t show it. Sharing these feelings is tough, but hearing words like yours makes it feel worth it. I’ll try to celebrate the imperfections, the scars, and the journey because, as you said, it’s all part of my box. Thank you again for your kindness and wisdom. It really brightened up my box today.

Hopefully 🙂

In larger cities like Tehran, Isfahan, and Shiraz, many younger people and professionals can speak basic English, especially in areas popular with tourists. However, in smaller towns and villages, English speakers are less common, and it might be more challenging to communicate without knowing Persian. But Iranians are very friendly and often go out of their way to help, even with a language barrier! 😊 If you need tips or have questions about specific cities, feel free to ask!"

I'm happy to hear that you had a positive experience dealing with Iranians. Thanks for your kind comment 👍

@ManaMondial You are welcome and i wish you that God our Creator gives you and your family Health and Happiness.

@@adorable_happycats Wish you the same :)

Let's hit the road together

Thanks 😊 I try to post more of these 🙃

I really appreciate it 🙏

Köszönöm a gondolataidat, örülök, hogy nézed a videókat!

At least respect doesn’t get taxed! 😂😎 Thanks for noticing the effort to keep it real, it means the world to me! 🙌

It’s so fascinating to hear that Tarof-like battles happened in Wales too-I guess we’re all united in our love of awkward-yet-charming payment wars! You’re right, traditions like these hold so much love and respect, and it’s bittersweet to see them fade away. I might just take my phone to a bazaar and give you a glimpse of it, but first I need to get more subscribers. It probably helps with the confidence of recording outdoors! Thank you for the inspiration and your lovely words-they mean so much! ✨"

Where I live, the average price is around 40k. I guess you can`t buy a place for less that 30k, unless you go for a village with few facilities, etc. Well, depends on what you want to do with that thing. Residential land can be found as cheap as 5 -6k. If you want to make money, it`s very popular to buy a truck and rent it. Truck drivers have a really good life here. It all depends on what you want to do with that money

@@ManaMondial Appreciate the reply. How long do you think 10-50K USD would last a person if he isn’t working a job in Iran? Would that person be able to easily cover rent, bills, food, car etc? How long would he sustain this lifestyle with that kind of money, without a job? Also, what’s the average salary in Iran? What’s considered a "high" salary in Iran? Sorry for so many questions 😅 I have so many questions I wanted to ask an Iranian who lives in Iran because I’m so curious! I hope I can ask more

@@Mike_Hawk1 Well, it depends on many factors. 10k means 700 million Tooman. If you want to spend it in a year, it`ll be 58 million Tooman a month, which is quite good. Half of the country earn between 10 to 20 million a month, I personally live with 12 million a month and this is the way I live, so, with 58 million, you can live really good. If you choose cheaper cities or small towns, it`s gonna be even easier. There are many small towns with descent facilities which are just a 30 minute ride to big cities, if you want a more active lifestyle. You can buy a car with as low as 4k, fuel is cheaper than 30 cents, so it makes sense to buy a car. Again, it depends on many factors like what you want from life, how much you spend on different things, the place you choose to live, all of that

@@ManaMondial Do you know anything regarding foreigners ability to move to Iran or purchase property there? I'd like to move there someday, and I'm young. I have no issues going into the military either.

Thank you for the comment 😊

Thanks for the videos. Not sure I understand toman and rial fully yet though to be honest 😂

@iamapopsicle9457 It's officially called Rial. But we lose 1 zero and say Toman instead in everyday life 😁

Yep but the dropping the 000s part and trying to get info just via Google translate and I think the exchange rates aren’t accurate just googling.

@iamapopsicle9457 Of course, it's confusing for foreigner coz they don't have any idea about the prices 🙂

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Thank you, I will

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Thanks to people like you and their comments, that`s at least imaginable :)

Tarof is such a fascinating and unique part of our culture

Depends on the person! If you`re just a regular translator, something like 280 dollars a month. If you work in export/import and the guy you work for doesn`t know any English, Well, you`re gonna become rich lol

@ManaMondial brother I want to export rice in iran and I am from India West Bengal. Here price of rice is 0.35 dollars per kg ( starting). It's initial stage still I want to export . My gf is a irani but due to distance we hardly talk nowadays.

@@ronykarmakar3713 Well I know that people buy Indian rice, but I`m not familiar with the process of importing

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 😊

I couldn’t agree more! There’s something so special about homes that blend traditional Iranian architecture with modern comforts. Having spaces like a yard, a patio, and those beautiful colorful windows really makes a house feel like a home. Apartments have their place, but it would be amazing to see more of this style come back in Iran. Thanks for sharing this thought - I think a lot of people would love to see this happen too! 😊

Thank you so much for saying that! It really means a lot to know the content resonates with you. I’m determined to keep going! It’s support from people like you that keeps me motivated. Hopefully, the channel will reach more people over time. Thanks again for watching and sharing your thoughts! 😊

I will 🙂

Thank you so much for such kind words! It truly means a lot to know that my videos are helping people see everyday life here. I hope to continue bridging that gap. Your support and encouragement keep me motivated to keep sharing more. Thank you for being part of this journey with me! 😊🌍

Thanks a lot

Thanks 🙂

Thanks for watching and appreciating the humor :)

Than you so much 🙂 Hope I can make better videos

Thanks a lot 🙂

Thank you so much for your thoughtful advice and encouragement! 😊 I’m really glad to hear that the ‘unscripted and authentic’ approach is resonating with people. I definitely want to keep that genuine feel while working on improving the quality and consistency, like you suggested. I’ll aim for a more regular upload schedule too-I agree, that could make a big difference! And Persian humor is such a part of who I am, so I’ll keep finding ways to share that side with everyone. Thanks again for the support and insights; it means a lot!

@@ManaMondial Godspeed to you, Mana!

Haha, thank you! 😂 Glad you enjoyed the humor! Well, just like the Japanese people who slept on the ground using tatami/futon/mattress, we`ve had the same thing. It`s changed today, my parents use beds, my sister does the same, but I`m single and broke, so 😂😂 But seriously, I had a bed, I don`t use it anymore coz it took a lot of space. You can fold and store away the mattress during the day so the space can be used for other things. I`ll think about the fridge, hope to come up with another stupid idea describing it :)

Thank you! 😊 I’m so glad you enjoyed the video! I love sharing pieces of my life here, and I definitely plan to cover more about daily life in Iran. If there’s anything specific you’re curious about, feel free to let me know-I’d love to explore it in a future video. Thanks for watching and for the great suggestion

Thank you! Haha, a Doug Demuro-style Paykan review? Now that would be a challenge! 😄 I’d have to cover all those quirky features and get my 'quirks and features' voice ready! I love the idea-I might just have to make it happen. Stay tuned

@@ManaMondial haha that may be too specific but I think in general a sarcastic Peykan car review would do well and easy for you to promote in car communities/subreddits

@@KK-yj8bf Thanks a lot :)

Thank you for subscribing! 😊 I’m so glad to have you here and excited to share more about life in Iran. If there’s anything specific you’re curious about, let me know-I’d love to cover it in a future video

Appreciate it

Thank you so much for your kind words! It’s truly touching to hear that you'd love to visit Iran. I completely understand the challenges, but I’m glad I can share a glimpse of Iran’s beauty and culture with you through my videos. Hopefully, one day the world will be more open to connections like these.