25 Traditions That Are Totally Normal in Other Countries
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- “So many countries, so many customs.” Any jet-setter will agree this good old proverb is true. In the age of globalization, going places has become an essential part of our life. We’re all well aware of the fact that while visiting a foreign country, we must obey certain local traditions and common rules.
What would you do if you walked into a bathroom and instead of toilet paper, you found a bowl of water? And no instructions either! Or, what if warding off bad luck meant talking to birds at the park? Sure, these things may seem wacky to you, but they’re pretty normal customs in other countries. And some actually sound pretty fun!
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“Happy Birthday, now shove your face in this cake!” 0:51
Talk to Magpies 2:20
Don't present yellow roses in Mexico 3:10
When running late isn’t a problem 4:31
The Groundhog Day tradition 4:51
Throwing furniture out the window 5:55
Walking a block with the empty luggage 6:31
Head to the sauna with coworkers 6:56
Dirty left hand 7:19
No toilet paper 7:45
The Monkey Buffet Festival 8:24
In Hungary, no one clinks glasses 9:21
Newlyweds who don’t use the bathroom at all 9:50
Out of control Cheese wheel 11:08
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SUMMARY:
- In Germany, if you’re 25 and single, your friends will often lead you to your birthday party with a string of old socks as you celebrate with drinks.
- In the States, “pull my finger” is a risky - smelly - game. But in Scandinavia Austria, and Bavaria, Germany, finger pulling (or Fingerhakeln) is a competitive sport!
- If you’re going on vacation and want to leave with as many good vibes as possible, sit down with your household first before you head out the door. In Russia, they believe that doing this ensures you have a good trip and wards off bad luck.
- In Denmark, if it’s your 25th birthday or higher and you’re still single, your friends and family throw handfuls of cinnamon at you.
- If you were to spit at your boss or a family member when you greeted them, it’d be considered pretty darn rude. But in the Maasai tribe in Kenya and northern Tanzania, spitting into their hands before a handshake is considered appropriate and respectful.
- You might gift newlyweds with some sparkling new china, but in Germany, family and friends actually break dishes the night before a wedding!
- In Venezuela, the early bird doesn’t necessarily get the worm. There, running late isn’t a problem the way it is in the US and other countries. When it comes to parties or even work meetings, arriving a few minutes late isn’t considered rude.
- In South Africa, the tradition of chucking chairs, tables, and whatever furniture out the window onto the street for the New Year has been going strong since the end of apartheid.
- Even if you’re naturally a leftie, using this hand is considered pretty rude in a lot of Middle Eastern countries. This is because the left hand is the designated “cleaning hand” in the bathroom and, therefore, it’s the dirty one.
- f your biggest fear is doing your business in a restroom that’s run out of toilet paper, well…you might have some problems when visiting India. That’s because in most parts of this country, instead of toilet paper, people use water to cleanse their, uh, private areas.
- In Thailand, there are tons of stray monkeys hanging around. And once a year in Lopburi, Bangkok, people dump over 6,600 pounds (3,000 kg) of fruits and veggies out for the little guys to munch on in what’s referred to as the Monkey Buffet Festival.
- While we consider it bad luck to see the bride before the big day, people in Tidong, Indonesia believe using the toilet 3 days after the wedding is bad luck.
- Americans are used to having copious amounts of ice in their drinks. But in many places in Europe, having little or no ice at all is the norm.
- If you ever visit Fiji, you’ll likely be greeted by a cocktail containing juice from squeezed roots served in a wooden bowl known as Kava. And apparently, it has, shall we say “psychoactive effects.”
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Hey there, BrightSiders, do you have your personal funny tradition of some kind?
BRIGHT SIDE yes also love your channel my tradition is finger pulling yes it is fun
In India maximum in western style toilet there is an jet type water pump which through water at you a*** you just have to turn it on
It six weeks not months for groundhogs day
Actually, it's really weird that Western people when they go to toilet, they use only.....tissue? Not washing at all?!!? Yuck, how could you guys hold on that😅😁
@@vehement-critic_q8957 😂
In Philippines, we also use water instead of toilet paper. It just feels more cleaner than just using toilet paper. We just use soap and water.🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
In my opinion water is more hygienic than toilet paper
@@educatedscorpio7961 are they using water and their hands??? Or with a rag???.....no one is saying any details
Yeah soap and 💧combo is perfect
Really wow
John Smith actually yes
How many of you from India guys🙋
Meee
I am from India
Me
I
Meeeeeeee Thousand
Using water instead of toilet paper is rather common in many Asian countries. In Malaysia for example, even lavish establishments only provide water hoses for toilet users.
I'm South African but I've never seen or heard of this "furniture throwing" tradition anywhere👀😂 maybe I'm in a different South Africa.
me too never ever heard of it
It's actually offensive, they should get they're Facts right before publish such False information.
I am South African too and I have never heard of the furniture throwing tradition either.
I'm also from South Africa and have never heard of this😂 I was searching the comment section for South Africans to respond to such a statement saying it's not true.
In a country with such a high unemployment rate, we cannot afford to throw furniture away JUST because it’s a new year. I don’t know this South Africa he speaks of. 😂😂😂😂
In Nigeria we also use water. Truthfully you feel cleaner with water than tissue. After wash up, you wash your hands
Yep, in Nigeria it’s considered dirty not to wash up with water
Yeah, I mean is a piece of paper capable enough to clean you
True
Join the club bro
Mr Football same
*Me and other Indians* : I will never understand How wiping with paper feels cleaner than washing with water ???
Exactly wiping is not ok how is even done?? Water is best
I’ve done both and I agree water is better
I mean it’s not like the people who use toilet paper don’t shower lol
@@gojosatorusnon-existentfor1453 fr
Yes thats the biggest doubt in Indian
A slight correction on your part : If the groundhog sees his it’s shadow it’s 6 more weeks of winter not 6 months like you mentioned.. Thats been my understanding of it..
Yeah.. it may SEEM like 6 months of winter sometimes!! (depending on where you live lol)
But YES..6 weeks NOT months!
Yes. Six weeks. Lol!
6 MONTHS WOULD BE TERRIBLE
I'm from South Africa and we don't throw furniture out our windows on New year 😂😂😂😂😂
In southern asia, we use a mini shower to clean ourselves...it feels way cleaner than just wiping..
It is cleaner. U can use paper to dry off but I don’t know how do u clean yourself well without water 🤷♀️🤷♀️ I’m from Albania we also use water
Isn't it called a jet spray?
@@popinderseth9707 Indians will also pour water. It's in the squatting position
@@popinderseth9707 it's usually called hand shover lol
Edit : I meant the jet spray thingy
@@krishnaprasad1693 dude is that taeyong I see
Who is going to break the record of most video on the topic of India ?
Bright Side : only us
They saw the potential in money making after the tseries vs poopdeshit sub war..... in every title they like to add india to get more views
pewdiepie.
It's Pewdiepie
US?
😂😂😂😂
As a South African I have never seen or heard about throwing furniture......maybe I live in the wrong part
Same
I have never heard of it
As a Hungarian i can say we do clink our glasses with friends in pubs but not with strangers. But I guess it’s in a lot of countries like that🤔🤷🏻♂️
In Arabia, just like India and many other places in the world, we use water instead of tissue. I personally find it more appropriate to use water to clean yourself.
Yes cause its better
It's more clean
Also philippines
Yes it's more hygienic
AB H true
The ways of india are very scientific.. like instead shaking hands they do namaste and now the world is doing it
LOL not the world, the world is not hindu. Hindu states are too less in the world
@@mesmuhammadessasiddiqui9599 not hindu only say namaste
Bro
And all most of the scientific things which we all know now our ancestors said it long back. For example: our ancestors said the distance b/w the Earth and the Sun before rockets were sent ito the space.
I'm proud of my country (INDIA)
Isn’t like that a way for showing respect too?
There’s many occasions and other countries that also do that.
I live inSouth Africa for more than 6 decades and never heard of chucking out furniture to celebrate the new year.
fact number 6, in my opinion, in China, traditional weddings begin with the bride crying a month before the big day after a few days. After that, he was accompanied by his grandmother and other family members who had woken up. This is similar to traditional weddings in Indonesia, where there are various unique and interesting traditions, such as Javanese Pingitan, Minangkabau Traditional Groom Proposing, and Sinamot.
We indians 🇮🇳 have something known as jet spray
Edit 2nd feb 2021 : these got more likes and replies than i expected 😂
And ya pandemic still going on 😂
I call it hand shower. lol
but my father calls it as hand faucet
@paul Wesley 😂
Some houses in Singapore does too ;3
Tanmya K R me too
i am an indian ... but i live in the middle east ... and yes we use water bcz ... EWW ... why would we tissue when water cleans so much better ... like if u agree 😊
Actually, I prefer both, first cleanse with water and then dry with a paper towel because moisture invites bacteria.
That's what Muslims do
Well, yes, I suppose water cleans better, but YOUR... THING... IT DRIPPING WET AND WHAT DO WE USE TO CLEAN THAT?!? TP?
Why not use muslim shower?🤨
Malaysia uses water too and i like cuz i agree
I'm from Fiji so I was surprised when kava (or more commonly known grog) had a spot on the list
It's 6 more weeks of winter if Phil see's his shadow, not 6 months.
We are more comfortable to using water at our private area...🇮🇳🇮🇳 thanks to world
Yes
Yes
Yep 😄
not me :/
Yes
Actually, using water instead of toilet paper is hygienic.
@@ArmiBts-ni1jz yup, 😚
Yes it is
Yes agree with you
Me too
Sum Eet , huh?
in britain when we see a magpie we say “hello mr.magpie how’s your misses today” then we salute then draw an X in the air with our finger to cross the magpie out
im british and i grew up saying 1 for sorrow 2 for joy 3 for a girl 4 for a boy 5 for silver 6 for gold 7 for a secret never to be told when i saw multiple magpies together have your heard of that one
Is it just me or does his voice NEVER gets old lol🤪
In India we use hand showers which are neater than using toilet papers
Yes
Ikr
Yup
They are called health faucets...
@@pradeepap2000 yeah right
I am from Myanmar, we also use water, not toilet paper.
because myanmar was india's part before british rule
Yeah many other countries also use water instead of paper but India is given a credit of it because this tradition was started in India first
I am From bangaldesh we also use water not toilet Paper
@@beyourself4304 really? I didn't know
@@pauldanielcastillejo7922 yeah that's a very less known fact , actually there are lots of less known facts about India that nobody knows not even Indians
"Roses are red
Violets are blue
But give someone yellow roses in Mexico
And it's goodbye to you"
In Europe we usually serve the drinks already chilled, hence the lack of a glass full of ice.
The rest of the World: *panics because of running out of toilet paper in the pandemic*
Filipinos and Indians: *laughs*
Pakistanis would also 😂
Malaysia too
h a .
Us indians be like: ha how ya like that.
Malaysia too
We don't use toilet paper's because we use soap and water. And it is never disgusting because we use our left hand 👍👍👍😊
Yeah yeah
Yes
R u a Pakistani
@@synccch yes
Me too im Pakistani
The whole "being late" isn't just restricted to Venezuela, in most Latin countries it's pretty common (I know because I live in Mexico atm, and it's pretty common for a lot of social settings, not so much in regards to work)
I am South African & I was shocked wen I saw dat. We never throw furniture out, instead, we use a lot of Fire Works & We pray 5min before mindnight, dats considered to enter d new year with new & more blessings
this is just an insult honestly
Study shows that water is more hygienic than toilet paper.
@@naukyachibal6343 they are saying water is better
@@naukyachibal6343 it's fine :)
@@naukyachibal6343 and yw
Using toilet paper it's still feel sticky.... Ehehe sorry🙏🏻
Bidet!
As a Sri Lankan I never used a Toilet paper 😂💔 and after doing the Business we wash our hands Very well With Soap so no worries 🥰
oh yes me too a Sri Lankan I think this is better
Armyy
I am also an Sri Lankan army 💜💜
Yep we do it too , I think you are from north india right? In south india , we do it as well
@@Non_Void no I am from Sri Lanka
I am an Indian and loved the crowded scene of market.
The most important thing-
It doesn't matter if you prefer Toilet paper or water&soap
If you do this thing before bath.
And what if you do it more than 1 times a day
I'm Nigerian and I do not use tissue paper because I prefer water. The only thing tissues are used for in my house is blowing our nose
EWWWW USE TOYLET PAPER
@@ariella2828 no I'll use water
It's more hygienic than paper
I’m also an African country and I prefer water as it’s more hygienic
I'm also Nigerian and I prefer washing with water. You definitely feel cleaner.
i am indian and im really comfortable in using water rather than toilet paperr. fact- i never used any paper in my bathroom🤣😂
Same😂
Same
How u do it??
Same
How do u do that?like with your hands or something?!🥴
" the bad British accent is optional" 🤣🤣 how can this guy so smart and funny at the same time🤣🤣
I’m from South Africa and I can assure you that we don’t throw furniture out the window 🙄
Me to and we do not throw furniture out windows
I'm an Indian, I'm 17 years old and I have never used toilet paper in my whole life before
Do you use your hand
Yah Mee too. I'm 13 tho
@@gmcahmed yes I am also 13 never used toilet paper
Till I was 11 I used to wonder what is that price of paper in toilets of malls.
In my home toilet is different
Instead of that jet my toilet has a pipe like jet underneath so u just need to adjust the valve and your thing will be cleaned automatically.
me too
but i am malaysian but i am indian too -w-
my family are vijay fans what about u :)
Me too
Actually, a lot of indian traditions and the culture is scientifically proven that they are actually beneficial like eating with your hand and sitting on bare floor to eat food including the part that we have silver toe-rings on our feet after we're married plus the bindi that goes in between the eyebrows but many people actually consider it to be different and a bit weird tho but it all has a reason behind it and you'll understand why if you go through Indian history and all thier traditional backstories. This is what makes Indian culture unique among all the foreign countries, Maybe that's why many people are fascinated by this glorious country. I'm proud to be an indian😊
I am Indian too and proud to be Indian 😊
You also know kpop right I saw in you subscription
@@anjuverma3381 what groups do you stan?
@@Subscribeifyoureakpopstan actually I'm a multistan so the list is pretty long but BTS 💜 and blackpink are a must
And as for solos
Taemin
Sunmi
Chung ha
Boa
Baekhhyun
@@anjuverma3381 me too, I'm an armlink too💜💜💜💜
In South Africa 🇿🇦, we don't throw furniture outside the window, that fact is not true at all... We only light fire crackers while grilling meat and calling all of our loved one's (families, friends, colleagues) a happy new year
I am no Indian but in Gambia 99.9% of the population use water when they use the toilet
*virtual hugs* to all the people who feel proud for their scientific traditions passed on by their ancestors.😊❤
Keep spreading love
I'm an Indian🇮🇳 where r u guys from?
Bangladesh 🇧🇩
🇮🇳
YASSSSSSS finally someone from my language.... but I actually am living in the UK
🇵🇭
Nepal!!!
Lol, here in Philippines also we used water than toilet paper. And I must say water is better than toilet paper😂 It cleanses more our private part than using tissue paper, that's in my opinion only lol😂
They do it in Maldives too
And Bangladesh
India too
And uhh what else does this? Pls tell me
@@changedmynamecausewhynot1762 malaysia too
as an indian, its not hand used to clean buts, its inbuilt water system in toilet seats that throws a stream of water with a press of a button and do it for you, mostly. and its a lot better than using toilet papers, i mean a lot.
As a Bangladeshi I have never used toilet paper. We just use water. And I am very grateful
Oh I wonder is it cold ?
@@TherealMrHAMSTER i think so?!?!?!
@@Lilac86551don't even know why I comented this 😂
Half Asia is using water instead of papers
And when paper not Invented than how did they clean .
i guess they used leaves
@@pranavgoswami7443 😂😂😂😂😂
@@pranavgoswami7443 terrible answer dude.....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Big brain
Superb answer to all the disgusting comments 😂😂😂🤭🤭
My Country, Thailand. Also use water to clean instead of tissue paper.
Yo sister country 😏
Really!!😀 Oh that's so good...I'm from INDIA...and we do the same...😅
SAME IN PHILIPPINES
In Bangladesh, we also do so
Sawadikha! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
For those who wants to know how to clean with water.
1.We use basically our left hand to clean because right hand is for eating our food.
2.Yes, we directly clean with our hand. No pice of cloth or paper is used.
3. For WC toilet we have option like jet spray or Bidets to make the process easier.
4. After that cleaning your hand with soap is a must.
Last but not the least, my mother taught us since childhood to remove entire clothes before sitting on a toilet sit. Same rules are being followed by so many families in our community.
We don't use tissue paper in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh. (Shortly in Indian Subcontinent)
i am from india
there are hand shower's to
Here in the philippines too we use water to you know😊
you can also call it as hand foset
@@tanzistr yes
Thats what i was going to comment
Yaa
And Another thing..In India, We Use Our (Bare)Hand to Eat💯Scientifically Proved that it is Healthy!!!..Proud to be an Indian dude❤️💯
If you want to eat something you dont need to depend on any utensil if you are ready to eat with your hands.
And even indian food cant be tried with forks and spoons.can you eat paratha with spoon and fork
Yup you're right...... Our biggest spoon is always with us...... My mother always say it to me when i demand a spoon 😂😂😂😂😂...... At last our culture is our culture..... Just love it......
Actually, a lot of indian traditions and the culture is scientifically proven that they are actually beneficial like eating with your hand and sitting on bare floor to eat food including the parts that we have silver toe-rings on our feet after we're married plus the bindi that goes in between the eyebrows.
Same
And when we eat food from our hands it become tastier as compared to spoon😘😘
In India we use this water sprayer like device called a fleet it is connected to pipe which by pressing the button you can spray your parts it is called a toilet faucet
I live in South Africa for 12 years and we have never done that in new year. Wher do you get you info
Not using toilet paper is not only in India. We do that here in Philippiness ♥️
@@diyadobhal9312 they can be planted after the tree is cut n uprooted. Many use that technique here 😇
Ohh yesss
@@galvvyy_ttv which place?
@@diyadobhal9312 😂
Tro! This is the exact comment that I've been lookin' for
" mentioning india in the thumbnail ... "
ohh best clickbait ever ... 👏👏👏
Subscribers matters
Exactly dude😂
7:53
There is normally a bucket of water or a bedday (idk how to spell it) and u wash with that, then dry it with a towel or sometimes tissues
For India... we consider paper as knowledge and hence use water, You will find special sprays that are somewhat like mini hoses in all the households. I have used both water and toilet paper for a certain amount of time. when switching between the two it may take some time to adjust but after that you just prefer the one you are used to.
In India, we use jet spray to clean and it is much more convenient and better way to clean rather than using toilet paper.
I hope it helped
Superrv002 mmmmmm that’s weird
Excuse me , just because you use a jet that doesn’t mean that others don’t use toilet paper... and btw using toilet paper is a 100 times convenient. I’m Indian too
Dragon Slayer don’t listen to her ... she’s just telling what she does
In America, we use toilet tissue.
And how did western countries used to clean that part" before invention of the paper ".........😒😒
I guess we will leave that to imagination
no, i know that Romans , spartans used to use rock/ stone/ leaf etc.. I've seen this in a documentary.
Leaves
😂😂🤣😅
Mhm rocks
they lick it like a cat
I am an indian it is very very normal to wash without toilet paper. In my life even once I didn't use toilet paper.
Nearly all the middle eastern countries use water. Scrubbing with your left hand is part of it.
“Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Give someone yellow roses in Mexico,
And It will be over for you.” 😂👍🏻 was the funniest in this video 😂👍🏻
Which time of vid.
Not all roses are red,
Violets are not blue,
Give someone yellow roses in Mexico,
And it will be over for you
Im from the Philippines,we usually used water rather than toilet paper..More hygenic and clean..
What is your Instagram id
@@success4u521 TH-camrs Funnu Funny
@@youtubersfunnyfunny5793 ok bro
Are you 🇮🇳Indian
In Thane and Goa there are jet sprays. In my school there is toilet paper too.
What music was that is number 17?
I'm INDIAN and more than 99% INDIANS use Water in their Toilet..
That isn't big issue..
It's pretty convenient..
yeah
Yeah I am an Indian too
@Estevan Quintero use health faucet
Estevan Quintero no it’s not weird as if u clean with tissue u actually feel the warmth of stuff but when u wash u don’t see or feel it on ur hand ( I have tried both n I do like to do with water instead of tissue)
I am Indian to
Ok so according to comment section, India is not the only country to use water, there are many countries like
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
Indonesia
Vietnam
Philippines
Malaysia
Nigeria
And many African countries
(By the way, lots of love and respect from India ❣️ ❣️)
Thanks I am Indian and I respect you too friend
Thank
Happy Harshu
Saudi Arabia
UAE
Happy Harshu you forgot to mention Nepal buddy 🇳🇵😊
nepal as well
8:03 It's not water in a bowl(I know that for a fact as I'm a local here), it's a hand-shower-like thing to clean that has a button to spray water, just like a hand shower but with a button to spray the water. We do use Toilet Paper though, we wash our um..... (Private areas) with our left hand, we use toilet paper sometimes too, then wash our hands at the bathroom/restroom(/loo for British people)/washroom sink with soap.
I also do that
fun fact. in sweden the water is so clean that you can drink it from the bathroom sink. i went to egypt on christmas and there they cleaned the water with chlorine... its still undrinkable
In the Philippines. We also use water instead of tissue... Because tissue not totally clean it... Ewww.
In Italy we use the "bidet"
I an Indian and agree
Coca Cola disgusting
In Philippines we use "tabo"
Coca Cola Same here in the UAE, actually all Arab countries I think.
I am from Punjab and we have water jets installed in toilet, much better than paper🤓. Stop generalizing guys, India is very diverse.
true bro
Same in my country Egypt
I support your comments
I guess rich guys have that
Is that the same thing as a bidet? Upgraded to one (im american) and never felt cleaner, cannot go back to only toilet paper.
You are doing great 😸👍
I'm originally from South Africa and I have never seen people throw furniture we simply just have a firework show
We use water and then after cleaning up.....we wash our hands!🤐😂....love from India♥️
That's offensive
@@nathanthegoat4138 it feels goof af you know, to use water instead of toilet paper, cuz water cleans 100% bacterias 😝
🙃🙃🙃
@Adrian it's okay man, you are disgusting too.
Water is best ,as cleaning area with water is considered good. In India we consider paper as goddess saraswati as well as paper are made out of trees and we can't simply keep cutting down trees for papers.. Tress help in maintaining green house effect...
I'm from india so I know how we clean up the toilet. We don't plunge it, we just brush it with toilet cleaner. And also, modern indian places use small showers instead of water buckets.
Yah they do like in hotel
Ehm no one plunges toilets to clean them...?
Oh.. So that's why showers are provided I see 😂 I never used showers because there was always bucket. I thought they were used for cleaning the toilets.
Plunging toilet is for when the toilet is clogged. We brush our toilet with cleaner to clean them in the west.
I think we can all agree that the majority of the world uses water instead of toilet paper
I don't like the custom in Indonesia because no human will last without a bathroom
Not only India but in Iran, People there use water from a hose near the toilet. Some people use water, then dry themselves with toilet paper.
Edit: lol never got so many likes, this amount is even higher than sum of all of my views of my videos.
That traditional use in middle east,south asia and south east asia
Im from Malaysia btw.
That hose is also used in japan
it's called a bidet
WORKING hoses are life savers to me.
Yeah this is correct (im from iran)
Edit:most people use both at the same time
In Philippines also use water.Many country always use water not only India.
Yah like nepalese
Oho
Tunisia
That is true
You're Tunisian?
Btw, if the groundhog sees it’s shadow, it’s supposed to mean 6 more ‘weeks’ of winter, not 6 more ‘months,’ lol.
I like drinks to be cold but ofc in the restaurant I need to ask for ice(this is really normal to me)
You don't use tissue papers for bathing, you use water and soap 😂
Me too in maldives and i am a maldivian
Point 😹
no not soap only water
yeah!
@@ishmeetsingh8597 but won’t it smell??
I am from India. Water jets are more hygenic than toilet paper in my opinion!
Adya's Guitar that's not opinion that's a fact
Same, I'm from Algeria and we do the same thing.
Yeah.... I agree....
I am from Bangladesh . We use water too .
i agree
My girlfriend recently told me as a child, she and her siblings, and cousins would run on new year's eve around the block with a suitcase to get trips throughout the year
You should do more research for Indonesia. We didn't hold 3 days after our wedding and i never heard of that tradition
In India we use jet sprays, as it is not healthy to keep your private part dry.
@internet troll 😂😂😂
yeah in saudi arabia too and egypt we use jet sprays and you are very true you need to be hydrated
@@nadaelbaghdady I Agree
Areee more than 1 billion ppl know this
@@kawaiibubbles9908
Guess what bright side doesn't know that.
Not only Indian use waterfor cleaning, alot of other countries use water too.(and soap)
@Mr ROCKER soap is for CLEANING purposes😐 or it is for eating purposes 😂
I ate some when I was four...
I thought it was a bar of white chocolate.
I still dislike white chocolate.
@@aleenaxbtsforever7276 bro 🤜😂🤣
@@elizabeth62618 🤢🤮
Ikr!
This is the best canopy in all of my life ❤
Pennsylvanian here confirming it's six more weeks of winter not six months of winter if Phil sees his shadow
In India it’s actually a spray kinda thing instead of toilet paper. I have also never used toilet paper 😂
Exactly
Yes
U are right, it is known as a bidet spray
It is known as jet spray which is much better than toilet paper.After spraying water with jet spray,we uses cup of water to make it much clean
yes
I don't use toilet papers.. I use water jets instead.
Im born in Phillippines.
Same
Me too
Parang meh tira tira pa pag toilet paper ang gamit haha 😬
even tho we have toilet papers i dont use them i use water in a tabo
im also born in philippines
Oh I'm from India and I use water, but I didn't know that there r ppl from other countries that do this too. Interesting..
In Some places in Asia Like tideah we also use The spray water thingy
The rhyme at number 18 was so funny
Which era are you living in? We use water jets not traditional "lotas"!!
Btw, no hard feelings 😀
Edit: Thank you so much for the likes! Mom, I'm famous!!😂
According to the thumbnail we use VapoRub
Apni history hamesha yaad rakhni chaiye
Hats off to traditional "lotas".
we use the lota in the west bc we do not have water jets there but we do in my home country
Yup, and we share our first names 😂✋
@@No-uu2lz how hard it is install one
In India we have Jet sprays man nothing like 'that' to imagine lolz😅😅😅😅😅
Haha you are right the hand cleaning is way too old tradition nowadays ...
Well you can call it a hose, jet spray sounds "SCARY"
If you have toilets.
Yeah he is right
Yes .only in public toilets there are bucket of water
Um it's not six months of winter, it's six weeks if P. Phil sees his shadow.