One of the best vlogs I've seen this week wallahi/I swear 😂 Big love and respect from Yemen and Saudi Arabia Happy wedding my Tunisian Habibis and habibtis ♥️🌹🌹
great to watch this as a tunisian living in europe. you show a beautiful image of Tunisia with its traditions and we needed that. Also the daughter of Zallez shop is my friend she can get you more mille feuille for free haha
Émily you are hilarious hhhhhh they told you to great and you greated every single person hhhhh... really devoted for the task 😉 thx for the nice video
I’m absolutely used to your vlogs in our country, maybe you should continue your life in Tunisia, you are likable and get used to people quickly😊 A Tunisan passed by.
This tradition "hadeya" varies from a place to another in Tunisia ; for example in my country "Korba" (in Nabeul) there is no such tradition at all , whereas in other places such as Siliana (my husband's city) this tradition still exists; they call it "keswa" but when his family bring it to our house it didn't include food ; They were baskets of clothes, shoes, bags and makeup. They brought them to me from France (where his sisters work) It was very kind and generous from them . Thank God.
It so cool seeing an American in my hometown binzart but Yassine did not take to other good places there so tell him to take u to (le Kai) (corniche) (madina arbi) you’ll enjoy it I promise and welcome to my town ❤
The equivalent of the 1000 feuilles in the US is the Napoleon cake. It’s puff Pasteur and custard cream. 😋 I love how you greeted all the gift givers 😂
Hello :) From Sfax, Just asking and btw great content! What has brought you to Tunisia? Like what has caught your attention? Mhm what are your initial thoughts about the culture and people after frequenting the country and tunisians? Lastly from your perspective, how would you compare living in the US to here in Tunisia? Your tunisian accent is top notch haha👌 and I’m really pleased with the content you provide, Enjoy yourself :)
it's chowar which means gifts ,it's very old tradition the groom gifts the brides various items they look simple but in the past people were very poor , it's separate from the dowry in general , the dowry in islam is mandatory and must be given to the bride and not the family or father
7:40 Tunisian know : New York, Washington, Florida, California, Miami, Los Angeles, Texas ... And that's it I think ... And we dont distinguish cities and States 😂😂😂
@@20CamelsEmily ah haha looks like u're stuck there then, trust me though I spent some time in Dubai and I can tell you that Tunisia is way better in terms of nature, food and people plus everything is cheap which u already know
I’ve been following your content for a while and sharing it with my community in China, especially since it’s been really useful in explaining Tunisian traditions and culture. Your videos have saved me a lot of time when it comes to answering questions about my country. That said, I just watched your latest video, and I have to be honest-it really put me off. Your friend in the video came across as incredibly fake, and it made the whole thing hard to watch. His attitude felt so forced that I couldn’t even focus on the actual content. It’s disappointing because I follow your channel for genuine insights, not someone pretending to be cool or relatable. On top of that, it’s ironic how most of the views and comments seem to be from Tunisians. It’s almost as if we’re watching our own culture from an outsider’s lens, which feels off when it’s presented this way in English. I’ve appreciated your work up until now, but with stuff like this, I think it’s time for me to step away.
11:50 Wait ! When you said "3slamah" means goodbye and "salam" means Hello/ welcome that's why your friend said you went a bit away of a rhythm 😂😂😭 Edit: I'm not sure I'm not Tunisian you need to ask them I think
يا اخي انت انت ما روحت من تونس بري كم لبري كملي عرس برجل تونسي وبره خوزي رجل تونسي احسن لك انتقادت قعدتي بري اقعدي التونسيه فرض المره باش الصغار وتولي التونسيه حره ايجو عيونهم خضر والشعر الاسود يا عيني شويه عربي وشوي رومي عم جمال الاجنبي وعم جمال العربي oh my god
some places in Tunisia still believe in dowry and some is not me personally i believe more in after marriage thats most important but this kind of dowry to the bride its make non sense thang god this traditional thing started to disappear from Tunisia
I love your videos Emily. Your shots look amazing. Thank you moon face.
Man you make me smile like a fool everytime you drop a new Tunisian vid
It's cute seeing a foreigner speak my native language
Keep it up! 🤍🤍
Your not out of the rhythm, you just got your own and it's beautiful. I never thought that my Tunisian language sounds this good
One of the best vlogs I've seen this week wallahi/I swear 😂
Big love and respect from Yemen and Saudi Arabia Happy wedding my Tunisian Habibis and habibtis ♥️🌹🌹
you're doing so well with the Tunisian arabic and culture immersion :) keep it up
great to watch this as a tunisian living in europe. you show a beautiful image of Tunisia with its traditions and we needed that. Also the daughter of Zallez shop is my friend she can get you more mille feuille for free haha
Finally you are having a funny mate
Yassine is great company! :)
Émily you are hilarious hhhhhh they told you to great and you greated every single person hhhhh... really devoted for the task 😉 thx for the nice video
me too i heard about hdeya but i don't exactly know what it looks like, but now i do !
thnx nice vid as always
الله يحفظ بلادنا الغالية يا ربي ❤🇹🇳
please more videos like this one, its absolutely amazing to watch these Kind of Weddings :)
I would hire you to welcome guests in my wedding celebration 😅seriously you did very well your task ✅
Nice video. You show particularly good the tunisian traditional rituals.
You mean haram rituals
@@BolbolMskشنوا الي حرام يا حلال
@@manarghazouani9285 العرس يا بابا عمرو لا كان هذا تبع دين الإسلام
i cant stop smiling, Im glad ure loving our country
I’m absolutely used to your vlogs in our country, maybe you should continue your life in Tunisia, you are likable and get used to people quickly😊
A Tunisan passed by.
오늘도 좋은 영상 감사합니다 ~
감사합니다~! ^.^
😂😂 cutest “3aslemaaaaaaa” ever ❤
Thank you for the good video today
Thank you!! I’m glad you enjoyed it :)
Hello, congratulations to be able speak an another language and in an another country ! You're the best congratulations !💪🇹🇳
You speak very well 😅 well done for the greetings and zarlit
Thank you! 😄
Welcome to Tunisia. Enjoy your time. I hope these videos will change the negative views of the rest of the world towards Tunisia for the better. 🌹
friendship lasts till speaker or car dies 😂😂😂
😆 Exactly
Welcome to Tunisia ❤ That was the hadeya of my cousin
The guy was so funny and has such great positive energy we need more videos with him plz😂❤
All support from tunisia
Your accent is really accurate!
Welcome to Tunisia😊🥰
Thank you 😊
This video is epic! great job Emily can't wait for your next videos
love this
I'm actually Tunisian and I'm learning about "hadeya" i don't have any idea about it 😂😂 so thank you Emily
One more video on the subject of a wedding and you'll be looking for a Tunisian wife for me hahaha and I'm not kidding! 🥰🥰🥰
There’s going to be another one 🫣😂
@@20CamelsEmily Ha ha ha ha ha In that case, spare some time for your new commitment: searching for my wife 😂
Merci pour tout ce que vous faite👍👌s
I challenge you to come to the state of Kasserine, which has the 3 largest mountains in Tunisia
Amazing ❤
Thank you ❤️
Fantastic ❤🎉
This tradition "hadeya" varies from a place to another in Tunisia ; for example in my country "Korba" (in Nabeul) there is no such tradition at all , whereas in other places such as Siliana (my husband's city) this tradition still exists; they call it "keswa" but when his family bring it to our house it didn't include food ; They were baskets of clothes, shoes, bags and makeup. They brought them to me from France (where his sisters work) It was very kind and generous from them . Thank God.
I see that you started to you use hand gestures like us when you speak 😅
Amrikia tetkalem bel 3arbi bel tounsi, wow amazing !
From Utah ...u r so stunning 😊
Can you go to Nabeul?? I'm going soon, a video would really help
It so cool seeing an American in my hometown binzart but Yassine did not take to other good places there so tell him to take u to (le Kai) (corniche) (madina arbi) you’ll enjoy it I promise and welcome to my town ❤
The equivalent of the 1000 feuilles in the US is the Napoleon cake. It’s puff Pasteur and custard cream. 😋
I love how you greeted all the gift givers 😂
Welcome to Tunisia ❤
We need more videos, please.
Coming!
ติดตามตลอด🎉
I love your Trips in Tunisia and the cute way you speak Tunisian, is Syria by any Chance on your List?
Thank you! 🥰 As an American, it is difficult to go to Syria, but I would love to some day
Welcome to Tunisia
The groom is my cousin... Just i didn't imagine see my family on TH-cam vlog that's good !!! you're must of wlcm here in Bizerte
Thank you! And sahha Taraq w Abir 🥰
@@20CamelsEmily Y3ychik ❤️❤️
they must know chicago for sure , thanks to Michael Jordan and the bulls
Hello :) From Sfax, Just asking and btw great content!
What has brought you to Tunisia? Like what has caught your attention?
Mhm what are your initial thoughts about the culture and people after frequenting the country and tunisians?
Lastly from your perspective, how would you compare living in the US to here in Tunisia?
Your tunisian accent is top notch haha👌 and I’m really pleased with the content you provide, Enjoy yourself :)
أحلى بنزرت و أحلى ميلفاي
Marhbaa marhbaaaaa 😂😂❤️
it's chowar which means gifts ,it's very old tradition the groom gifts the brides various items they look simple but in the past people were very poor , it's separate from the dowry in general , the dowry in islam is mandatory and must be given to the bride and not the family or father
Thanks for sharing this information! It's a beautiful tradition, and I wasn't aware that it was separate from the dowry.
7:40 Tunisian know : New York, Washington, Florida, California, Miami, Los Angeles, Texas ...
And that's it I think ...
And we dont distinguish cities and States 😂😂😂
You're doing well
Asleeema❤️
Wow you are very charming
yassine seems like a nice fellow but he made me cringe so much this video...
Nah, he good! We Tunisians are just nitpicking like she said. ma ye3jebnech il 3jab
Cringe is invented in Tunisia.. We are so full of it.
@@NinjaNumbSkull
Yep. Our cause is just hopeless
Ma7lek
Nice vidéo 👍 and aslama aslama 😅
التوانسة كلهم يتقنوا اللهجة الانكليزية ما شاء الله
Welcome to tunisia and bizerte enjoy and try lablebi sandwich
Mashallah
I love it... +1 sub +1like
Thanks and welcome 🤗
Yo Emily, u ever consider checking out other countries ? Seems like u spent a lot of time in Tunisia
If you'd like to support my travel, you can donate to my Patreon: www.patreon.com/20Camels
Or my PayPal: 20camels.emily@gmail.com
@@20CamelsEmily ah haha looks like u're stuck there then, trust me though I spent some time in Dubai and I can tell you that Tunisia is way better in terms of nature, food and people plus everything is cheap which u already know
U are in bhiraa hahahahhahaha i live 200 meters away from that house
welcome to Bizert
ما فهمتش المحتوى لشكون موجه اذا كان الناس لتكومنتي الكل توانسا هههه
They called it hdeya but in the capital we call it Aguira.
Please make a video of Bangladesh🇧🇩
What do you mean by 20 camels, by the way?!
I’ve been following your content for a while and sharing it with my community in China, especially since it’s been really useful in explaining Tunisian traditions and culture. Your videos have saved me a lot of time when it comes to answering questions about my country.
That said, I just watched your latest video, and I have to be honest-it really put me off. Your friend in the video came across as incredibly fake, and it made the whole thing hard to watch. His attitude felt so forced that I couldn’t even focus on the actual content. It’s disappointing because I follow your channel for genuine insights, not someone pretending to be cool or relatable.
On top of that, it’s ironic how most of the views and comments seem to be from Tunisians. It’s almost as if we’re watching our own culture from an outsider’s lens, which feels off when it’s presented this way in English.
I’ve appreciated your work up until now, but with stuff like this, I think it’s time for me to step away.
Step away then hhhhhh
C’est pas la dote ma chérie , la dote c’est la parure en or que le marié a porté à la mariée .
Ça c est le cadeau .
Arijeeeeee
First view, first comment
Im frommgermany baut my Paketi love TH-cam Videos. Pls more from bizerte
When u go back to US!?
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Do, you love Bizerte?
Come to indonesia...
I believe you wanted to say 1300 millimes
11:50 Wait ! When you said "3slamah" means goodbye and "salam" means Hello/ welcome that's why your friend said you went a bit away of a rhythm 😂😂😭
Edit: I'm not sure I'm not Tunisian you need to ask them I think
3aslema means hi
Bisslema means goodbye
😍
Prouf el science mete3y 😂😂😂😂
No, it's not true, that we might know only NY and California! I personally know all cities.
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Your tunisian is better every day, I wouldn't tell you're a foreigner
Thank you! 🙏🏼
jawna wa7do
Stop hating on the guy, we all fake our smiles on weddings
Actually it's really strange that it's your first time trying Mille feuilles even though you've been in Tunisia for a long time
Don't take children with you next time with his fake laugh . after 8 min the video was nice enjoy
don't be rude
@@kuluametin2 I'm not like that, but this person provoked me with his unspontaneous behavior
Elf mr sahli
🥰🥰🇹🇳
mille feuille means a thausand paper
يا اخي انت انت ما روحت من تونس بري كم لبري كملي عرس برجل تونسي وبره خوزي رجل تونسي احسن لك انتقادت قعدتي بري اقعدي التونسيه فرض المره باش الصغار وتولي التونسيه حره ايجو عيونهم خضر والشعر الاسود يا عيني شويه عربي وشوي رومي عم جمال الاجنبي وعم جمال العربي oh my god
👍👍🇹🇳🇹🇳
hi
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some places in Tunisia still believe in dowry and some is not me personally i believe more in after marriage thats most important but this kind of dowry to the bride its make non sense thang god this traditional thing started to disappear from Tunisia
Here is my translation of the word Blid = silly/annoying