Extended family!! I enjoyed this video so much actually, it was fun making it for you guys! If you think of anything else related to the topic, kindly comment that below and I might just make a part 2 of this video 😄 🇬🇲
This is SO relevant for people visiting Senegal as well!! Especially Americans. Especially well-meaning Americans. Do you say toubab as well? I understand it is not rude. But many people like me do not
There are of course many things that are different. Like the shoes...ci sama yaay senegalaise we wear daal bi. But with English as my native language, its helpful to learn about Senegambia from you.
It’s me again....African American from South Carolina. I had a white professor who said that she wanted to be called by her first name....she then stated that.....”my African American students have a hard time calling me by my first name but my name is Jamie and that is what I want to be called.” In my African American community you will get a side eye or a pop if you dare call anyone who is older than you by their first name.
I raised n America all you mentioned about the don'ts is the rules my parents taught me. The do's are the same except the right- giving/ left-receiving hand. I hate that now days people don't want to remove their shoes. growing up it was the norm u never had to tell people to take shoes off. But now a days NO ONE removes shoes unless you tell them. And some still refuse ,makes me want to slap them up side the head. Now, I just don't invite people in my house .Thank you for video
I'm so glad the traditions live on even though you guys are not in Africa! 👏🏿 Ugh that is just rude though, your shoes can be so dirty and you enter someones house with that! It's my pleasure, thank you for tuning in fam
Asalaamualaikum. Thank you for this advice. May Allah reward you. Amin. I can say that every advice you mentioned comes directly from Islam. Alhamdulilah. Directly from Islam. This is beautiful
Wa aleykum salam wa rahmatolah ! Ameen ya rabbi, may Allah reward you more and bless you fam! Exactly, I notice that a lot of the dos and don't have a link to Islam. That is beautiful !
All her advice from what I know about our people all around the world these are all foundation of African Ethnic ways not religious at all. These actions came n were practiced long before the world outside of Africa came in and converted our people away from their Ancestrial/Spiritual worship. It is you who installed them into their culture.
Thank you Ty! A true patriot indeed, lol I try! 😁 Glad the tips and advise is useful! Hopefully it'll bring ease and understanding to the extended family
Well said sister Marie. Thanks for the info shared jazakallaahu khairan. Yawning "kai" we have to be careful of it. It's not Islamic to yawn without covering your mouth. Some people will just do it unnecessary!!
Thank you so much brother Demob, wa iyaaka! Exactly, it comes from Islam actually! I didn't know that until recently. I just thought it was something we just did culturally
I agree, first Greeting.. its respectfull. My gambian friend told me thats very Important and he don't like it when german People talk to him without saying hello first! Best Regards Tanita
I’m an African American from the Southern (South Carolina) United States If we walk in a room and do not greet someone will say “did I sleep with you last night?” As in if we stayed in the same house we would have already exchanged greetings but obviously we don’t live in the same house so who why didn’t you greet me before speaking.
Peace love health & happyness Beautiful Sister. Thank you for caring & sharing. This is a wonderful show. I am moving to The Gambia soon. I am learning much from you. Growing up as an African American family it was taboo not to speak to a person or the group when you walk into the room without giving proper greeting. Good morning, good day etc. The saying was if you did not sleep with me then you must show respect and greet me before you start talking. in fact the elders would make you leave then reenter the room to properly make your salutation. Don't see that being enforced too much these days but I do by being consistent with my text, writing telephone calls no matter I always greet with peace love health & happyness. First it empowers the Reciprocate as well as myself. Now I'm going to learn how to speak it in the native language. Sincerely Priestess Yogini NuRa-Dina
Extended family. Thank you for your comment 💯👏🏾 and I'm glad you could relate to this. And these customs become deeply rooted in us and we carry them to the next generation. Even though it's not too implemented like you said, but it's still a sign of respect that I try to go by 🤍🤍
All your don'ts use to be a part of African Americans upbringing, nothing you said was unusual for me but the younger generations no longer have this, not all but most. It was funny reading the comments and seeing how new this was to most that commented.
Oh wow thank you guys for your input! Nice to see the similarities actually because a lot of these dos and don'ts have to do with respect and manners 😁
I work with a young Gambian man in his early 20’s. He always greets with a fist bump and eye contact. It’s the same when he says bye. However, I noticed that when he is not happy with me, he will just look slightly away and stick his elbow out instead of his fist. Is this intended as an insult or some kind of message???
Hi Salamu alleykum I don’t wanna be rude but I was shocked when you said you were calling your parents by their first names for many years. Wow I was shocked.!! I can’t ly
Wa aleykum salam wa rahmatolah! Noo, you're not being rude - it's actually outrageous that I used to do that lol. But I thought it was the right thing to say since everyone else was calling my parents by their names lol
It’s unfair for the left handed person, I usually use my left hand because my right hand is not really intended to react like receiving things my right hand is weak compared to the left because the right is not often used on a daily basis. It’s a form of discrimination be fair left handed people is a human too. When I was in colleges the school prepared every room a arm chair for left handed and free to received our left and right. Not good idea
I can imagine it can be hard for left handed people! People are understanding as well, but it's just a common custom in Gambia to use your right hand 😁
Thank you for this information. ❤️ I am left-handed so it will be a challenge for me to remember to use my right hand when I visit The Gambia in a few months.
As salaam alaikum sis. Most of these things are islamic customs that you will find worldwide. The Prophet said salaam is a right upon each other, he also informed us cover our mouths because shaytan enters there, he also said give and receive with the right because shaytan does it with the left. Taking off shoes is a custom among many Muslims worldwide. Showing respect to parents is not only Islamic but other religions as well. I grew up with a Bible thumping grandma! Intermingling with the opposite sex especially touching is also a practice forbidden by the prophet and jealousy is a natural thing but must be controlled.
Wa aleykum salam bro, thank you so much for your comment. You're right, a lot of the cultural norms we have in The Gambia have a connection to Islamic culture. Most of them are so intertwined with each other that you can't even tell lol Thank you once again
Yes it's true in young age if you yawn without covering your mouth my aunt use to slap you. in young we heard that if you don't cover your mouth satan will cover it and it may can cause you problems thanks sister💪🇬🇲❤
Really lol when you're young you hear a lot of things lol! But it's true, that's how our guardians used to tell us to cover our mouths when yawning lol😄
The things you’ve mentioned are pretty much worldwide. Contrary to what some think westerners are taught etiquette and manners. It’s basic manners 101. Although I understand there’s mannerless people everywhere. Can I ask was this video directed towards “black Americans”?
Yeah sure - a lot of cultures have similar customs and is world wide! The content on African Diaries is directed towards Africans all around the world, from the continent and the diaspora!
I live in England and I make sure avereone teak of them shouse Sister, all these rules are in mu countries yo East afrika Eritrea 🇪🇷 rilly all afrika is like that.
I see black americans as Africans. Africa is where they originated so its a matter of returning back to where they originally came from. Just like they say in The Gambia: "a crocodile cannot be long enough in the water to turn into a stick"
@@africandiaries False statement .. we came from west africa on slave ships, but that is not our homeland. Do more research before spreading falsehood with all do respect.. Now that doesn't take away from The Gambia or africa I love it and enjoy my time there,but I know who I am and where I come from. as a "black american"
Adding "with all do respect" doesn't make your comment more respectful lol... If you think I am spreading falsehood for saying my opinion - fine. You can disagree all you want, I don't expect everyone to agree with everything I say. But I do not appreciate you basically telling me that I am lying. Thank you for your comments, peace
Evolved concept/changed from it's Original. Originally from Ancient Africa if you did not cover mouth while yawning it was believed that evil spirits could enter you through your mouth.American Christian Grand MaMa use to say, cover ur mouth before the devil enters in. I my self believe in no religion All religions mislead But I love Spirituality it never lies nor misleads.Blessings to you All.
Yeah, The Gambia is very Civilized, MashAllah. Now, when it comes Yawning, The only culture that excepts it is Crocodile or Alligator. Also in deen it says, the Shayatiin will enter your mouth. May Allah protect us from it.
Exactly, it stems from the culture and also the religion. And I like it like that lol, I think it's not nice when people just open their mouths like that lol
I've been exposed to a different culture and I see how some people can talk so rudely to their parents. İn The Gambia thats not part of our culture and considered so rude. I find it so wired and disrespectful.
Hey sister Fatou! Yeah that's crazy, we shouldn't do that really. There is always exception to the rule I guess but I find Gambian people to generally be respectful people! 😁😍
Extended family!!
I enjoyed this video so much actually, it was fun making it for you guys!
If you think of anything else related to the topic, kindly comment that below and I might just make a part 2 of this video 😄 🇬🇲
This is SO relevant for people visiting Senegal as well!! Especially Americans. Especially well-meaning Americans. Do you say toubab as well? I understand it is not rude. But many people like me do not
There are of course many things that are different. Like the shoes...ci sama yaay senegalaise we wear daal bi. But with English as my native language, its helpful to learn about Senegambia from you.
Spot on "don't come talking to me without greeting first" that was bang on..
@@valaarmoghulis8064 lol Ikr!! It's just rude man😂👊🏿👊🏿
We were always taught to cover our mouths when yawning. My dad would say "are you catching flies?"
😂😂😂 lol!!
I used to get the flies as well😭😭😂
It’s me again....African American from South Carolina. I had a white professor who said that she wanted to be called by her first name....she then stated that.....”my African American students have a hard time calling me by my first name but my name is Jamie and that is what I want to be called.”
In my African American community you will get a side eye or a pop if you dare call anyone who is older than you by their first name.
Lol! The differences. It's disrespectful for us to call our elders by their first name ! 😂
I love the way you speak English
Oh thank you💯💯
Nakam nak! Loved listening to you! Blessings from the USA.
Wow, I appreciate that! Greetings from Sweden! 😁
Yes 100% agreed. Us Gambian men are very protective of our women in general. And yes we don't tend to hug. But we smile a lot!
Exactly! Hahah yes, we do smile a lot! 😜
Can you tell me about poor people in Gambia? Health care? Education? How do they feed themselves?
@@irenedavo3768 Gambia is like every other country poor and wealth don’t get distracted bout the country undevelopedment
Subhanallah.. Salam extended familiar
Wa aleykum salam extended family !! 😁
I raised n America all you mentioned about the don'ts is the rules my parents taught me. The do's are the same except the right- giving/ left-receiving hand. I hate that now days people don't want to remove their shoes. growing up it was the norm u never had to tell people to take shoes off. But now a days NO ONE removes shoes unless you tell them. And some still refuse ,makes me want to slap them up side the head. Now, I just don't invite people in my house .Thank you for video
I'm so glad the traditions live on even though you guys are not in Africa! 👏🏿
Ugh that is just rude though, your shoes can be so dirty and you enter someones house with that!
It's my pleasure, thank you for tuning in fam
Yes, we always greet with As-Salaamu Alaikum or Good morning first 👍🏾
Lol yeah otherwise is considered rude !
Marie, you're really making us Proud.... Keep it up sis. Smiling Coast of Africa.
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This is a norm in Guyana 🇬🇾 and the carribean islands. But lately it has been slipping away.
Which one were you referring to??
And aw that's unfortunate though
I can say am lucky to found this channel...ma sha Allah gurl keep it up really love what u doing walahi
Wow thank you so much fam! 😊
Nice to have you onboard
Marie you're incredible we're proud of you 💯❤️🇬🇲💪💪
Wow this means a lot, thank you so much! I won't disappoint🇬🇲🇬🇲😁
You're right sister, my god bless you in sahalaa
Ameen, may God bless you too!⭐️
Asalaamualaikum. Thank you for this advice. May Allah reward you. Amin. I can say that every advice you mentioned comes directly from Islam. Alhamdulilah. Directly from Islam. This is beautiful
Wa aleykum salam wa rahmatolah !
Ameen ya rabbi, may Allah reward you more and bless you fam!
Exactly, I notice that a lot of the dos and don't have a link to Islam. That is beautiful !
All her advice from what I know about our people all around the world these are all foundation of African Ethnic ways not religious at all. These actions came n were practiced long before the world outside of Africa came in and converted our people away from their Ancestrial/Spiritual worship. It is you who installed them into their culture.
As salaamu Alaikum uhkti I agree these are definitely from the beautiful manners of Islam there are hadiths to back it. ❤️❤️
Thanks for sharing. Very valuable information.🌷
My pleasure ! Thanks for tuning in ✨
These are some wonderful tips! You always provide very useful tips and bring 🔥. A true patriot 😀🙌. Ty
Thank you Ty! A true patriot indeed, lol I try! 😁 Glad the tips and advise is useful! Hopefully it'll bring ease and understanding to the extended family
A special Jamaican friend is here with you. Am coming
Nice to have you onboard !
Welcome to the extended family
Yes this is true! And there is so much more
Yes there are... I might do a part 2 video lol!
Keep up with the good work my sister, Marie aus Gambia!
Aw thank you fam! I'll do just that and keep on with the videos!😀 thank you for watching
Maa shaa Allah
.all the tips are very vital... thanks Aunty mummy💞
aaww thxx my daughter 🧡 jazakaAllahu kheyr !
Well said sister Marie.
Thanks for the info shared jazakallaahu khairan.
Yawning "kai" we have to be careful of it. It's not Islamic to yawn without covering your mouth. Some people will just do it unnecessary!!
Thank you so much brother Demob, wa iyaaka!
Exactly, it comes from Islam actually! I didn't know that until recently. I just thought it was something we just did culturally
I agree, first Greeting.. its respectfull. My gambian friend told me thats very Important and he don't like it when german People talk to him without saying hello first! Best Regards Tanita
Yesss it's so true lol!
It's crazy because I don't like that either deep down😂😂💯
So cool. Am sure many people will find this very helpful. You should try writing a travel guide book/handout. Keep it up 👌
Hey, thank you for the comment! Oh wow, you think so? I have actually thought of something similar in the past! Maybe I'll make one😁🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲
Hello sister marie u are doing a great job god bless you and your family as well
Hey Ebrahim, thank you! You too, may Allah bless you and the family!
Thank you for sharing this valuable information🙏🏾
It is all my pleasure and to know it brings you value mean a lot to me!
Good to know empress
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I love all of the videos
Aww I appreciate it !
Nice to see you here 😁
Thumbs up extended family like and share 👍🏾⤴️🔔
Thumbs up!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
As a Gambian, when I saw the title of your video I was like ooh! This should be interesting, gatta watch.✌love the work
I love that !!! 💯👏🏾 thank you so much bro
@@africandiaries you're most welcome!
When are the new videos coming in?
@@modoulaminsanyang2280 I'm working on one right now. Posting it either today or tomorrow in shaa Allah 💯💯
@@africandiaries really, that's awesome. Can't wait to see what it's about❤
Much love girl
Thxx sis!
Assalam o alikum Wonderful video, you got a new subscriber
Wa aleykum salam
Thanks and welcome
mashalaah its very importante things to know .
Glad to hear that ma shaa Allah, thank you! I think they're important too!
I recognise these examples so much. And you are right, we don't even think about these things lol
Hahah we don't actually! It's day to day life for us! Glad you understood where I was coming from😁
Thanks for the video ma'am
Welcome! Stay tuned !
Sister Marie! Welcome back. I've missed you
Thank you extended family, it's been a while 💯
Well said sis. 👍🏿
Thank you so much Ous!
Even in my culture you can't yawning without covering your mouth, watching from Uganda
Wow is that so! Interesting you have that in east Africa too 👏🏾
I’m an African American from the Southern (South Carolina) United States
If we walk in a room and do not greet someone will say “did I sleep with you last night?” As in if we stayed in the same house we would have already exchanged greetings but obviously we don’t live in the same house so who why didn’t you greet me before speaking.
My dad used to say that too from Banjul ❤️ respect ✊🏿
I recognise that saying as well 😁
But yeah, those are the customs in our cultures 👏🏾⭐️
I love your channel ❤
It means a lot to me brother Lamin, thank you extend family!
Lmho facts!!! Everyone else who isn't your parent is Auntie or Uncle 🤣
Hahaah so true right !!
Greeting Dear. Thanks So Much.
Greetings😍 Aw hope you enjoyed it⭐️
Good to see you back
😀Always nice to be here for your guys!
Peace love health & happyness Beautiful Sister. Thank you for caring & sharing.
This is a wonderful show. I am moving to The Gambia soon. I am learning much from you.
Growing up as an African American family it was
taboo not to speak to a person or the group when you walk into the room without giving proper greeting. Good morning, good day etc.
The saying was if you did not sleep with me then you must show respect and greet me before you start talking.
in fact the elders would make you leave then reenter the room to properly make your
salutation.
Don't see that being enforced too much these days but I do by being consistent with my text, writing telephone calls no matter I always greet with peace love health & happyness. First it empowers the
Reciprocate as well as myself.
Now I'm going to learn how to speak it in the native language.
Sincerely Priestess Yogini NuRa-Dina
Extended family. Thank you for your comment 💯👏🏾 and I'm glad you could relate to this. And these customs become deeply rooted in us and we carry them to the next generation. Even though it's not too implemented like you said, but it's still a sign of respect that I try to go by 🤍🤍
This is really great! Keep it up
Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed it and hopefully learned from it as well
In Russia yawning without covering the mouth is also considered rude. And we also take off our shoes before entering the house. 😁
Ohh similarities!!
Thank you so much sister very interested
I'm glad you enjoyed it 😁
All your don'ts use to be a part of African Americans upbringing, nothing you said was unusual for me but the younger generations no longer have this, not all but most. It was funny reading the comments and seeing how new this was to most that commented.
Same...Black in the UK.
Oh wow thank you guys for your input! Nice to see the similarities actually because a lot of these dos and don'ts have to do with respect and manners 😁
Mahsa Allah thanks you sister you are doing good
Thank you so much brother! Allahumma baarik
Beautiful country
It is! Thank you, may God bless us all
thanks ,that very advantage , thanks again ,,,,,,,,,,, شكرا جزيلا
I totally agree with you
I'm glad you do!
Waw that was very interesting information but so funny u never disappoint us Auntie Marie👍🏿
Thank you number 1 supporter!! Lol I'm glad I don't🇬🇲😜😁😁
@@africandiaries you are highly welcome sis!!!
Yeah your right sister keep up
Thxx so much bro
Am beginning to like this Channel
Lol I'm glad you are !
Welcome abroad to the extended family !
MashaAllah beautiful sister
Bless you ! ☺️
Well said sis
Thank you brother! You recognise some of the things lol?
Nice points
Thank you lil bro
Thank you
You're welcome
Great video.
Thank you !
Glad you enjoyed it
Truth indeed
Great that you agree!
السلام عليكم " ! dear ukhti !!! Ana Uhibuke Fillah!
Wa aleykum salam! baarakAllahu fik ya ukhti❤️
I work with a young Gambian man in his early 20’s. He always greets with a fist bump and eye contact. It’s the same when he says bye. However, I noticed that when he is not happy with me, he will just look slightly away and stick his elbow out instead of his fist. Is this intended as an insult or some kind of message???
Hmm I'm not aware of that gesture being rude or insulting. Maybe that's just his way of expressing himself ☺️
Hi Salamu alleykum
I don’t wanna be rude but I was shocked when you said you were calling your parents by their first names for many years. Wow I was shocked.!! I can’t ly
Wa aleykum salam wa rahmatolah!
Noo, you're not being rude - it's actually outrageous that I used to do that lol. But I thought it was the right thing to say since everyone else was calling my parents by their names lol
Interrsting video as usual!
Thank you fam! Keep up the good work you're doing as well on your channel!! Have to tune in😁
It’s unfair for the left handed person, I usually use my left hand because my right hand is not really intended to react like receiving things my right hand is weak compared to the left because the right is not often used on a daily basis. It’s a form of discrimination be fair left handed people is a human too. When I was in colleges the school prepared every room a arm chair for left handed and free to received our left and right. Not good idea
I can imagine it can be hard for left handed people!
People are understanding as well, but it's just a common custom in Gambia to use your right hand 😁
I agree
I'm glad you do! 😁
Yes is true sister 🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲
I'm glad you agree with me brother!! 🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲😄
Thank you for this information. ❤️ I am left-handed so it will be a challenge for me to remember to use my right hand when I visit The Gambia in a few months.
My pleasure!
Hope everything went well with your hands 😂
ndanan nga you got us la gambie. keep it up
Thxx brother Yusupha !
Appreciate naako
Wow how how do you know all does things u are so right sister
I used to live in The Gambia as a child so I have a Gambian background, grew up with the values as well so it's a part of who I am!
It is the same as morocco. I remember as a kid in morocco this things:)
Awesome!
That's probably because of the islamic influende these cultural norms have
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As salaam alaikum sis. Most of these things are islamic customs that you will find worldwide. The Prophet said salaam is a right upon each other, he also informed us cover our mouths because shaytan enters there, he also said give and receive with the right because shaytan does it with the left. Taking off shoes is a custom among many Muslims worldwide. Showing respect to parents is not only Islamic but other religions as well. I grew up with a Bible thumping grandma! Intermingling with the opposite sex especially touching is also a practice forbidden by the prophet and jealousy is a natural thing but must be controlled.
Wa aleykum salam bro, thank you so much for your comment.
You're right, a lot of the cultural norms we have in The Gambia have a connection to Islamic culture.
Most of them are so intertwined with each other that you can't even tell lol
Thank you once again
The dont's they are our rules in germany too
Similarities ! 💯
Yes it's true in young age if you yawn without covering your mouth my aunt use to slap you. in young we heard that if you don't cover your mouth satan will cover it and it may can cause you problems thanks sister💪🇬🇲❤
Really lol when you're young you hear a lot of things lol! But it's true, that's how our guardians used to tell us to cover our mouths when yawning lol😄
Thanks. Sister. Its Sister Sharon. Changed my profile name to Queen Tye
Hello syster Sharon! Nice to see you back on here💯👏🏿⭐️ thxx for tuning in
What about health care in Gambia?
I think there is a lot to be done in the health care of The Gambia, a lot needs to change and be improved. I wish to be a part of that!
The things you’ve mentioned are pretty much worldwide. Contrary to what some think westerners are taught etiquette and manners. It’s basic manners 101. Although I understand there’s mannerless people everywhere. Can I ask was this video directed towards “black Americans”?
Yeah sure - a lot of cultures have similar customs and is world wide!
The content on African Diaries is directed towards Africans all around the world, from the continent and the diaspora!
Right hand it come from in Islam our prophet Muhammad says that to eat your right hand or picking something from someone right hand is better than let
Yes exactly! 😄
May I live there
Ameen brother!
I live in England and I make sure avereone teak of them shouse
Sister, all these rules are in mu countries yo East afrika Eritrea 🇪🇷 rilly all afrika is like that.
We "black americans" are not African, but I like the gambia.
I see black americans as Africans.
Africa is where they originated so its a matter of returning back to where they originally came from.
Just like they say in The Gambia: "a crocodile cannot be long enough in the water to turn into a stick"
@@africandiaries
False statement .. we came from west africa on slave ships, but that is not our homeland. Do more research before spreading falsehood with all do respect.. Now that doesn't take away from The Gambia or africa I love it and enjoy my time there,but I know who I am and where I come from. as a "black american"
Adding "with all do respect" doesn't make your comment more respectful lol... If you think I am spreading falsehood for saying my opinion - fine. You can disagree all you want, I don't expect everyone to agree with everything I say.
But I do not appreciate you basically telling me that I am lying.
Thank you for your comments, peace
sister you are so beautiful
Thank you so much extended family ! 😇
Similar in Ghana
Interesting, we have a lot of similarities !
I am curious as to where did the yawning without covering the mouth is rude come from?
Well covering your mouth comes from the Islamic way of life... NOT covering it is that viewed as not a nice thing to do.. "an exception of the norm"
Evolved concept/changed from it's Original. Originally from Ancient Africa if you did not cover mouth while yawning it was believed that evil spirits could enter you through your mouth.American Christian Grand MaMa use to say, cover ur mouth before the devil enters in. I my self believe in no religion All religions mislead But I love Spirituality it never lies nor misleads.Blessings to you All.
@B amazed with this ... not believing in Religion... means you mislead...
Ok :)
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@@africandiaries may God bless you sis
I agree it’s rude not to speak.
Yeah not to greet first right! 😂
Yeah, The Gambia is very Civilized, MashAllah. Now, when it comes Yawning, The only culture that excepts it is Crocodile or Alligator. Also in deen it says, the Shayatiin will enter your mouth. May Allah protect us from it.
Exactly, it stems from the culture and also the religion.
And I like it like that lol, I think it's not nice when people just open their mouths like that lol
@@africandiaries It's totally true💯🤎. MashAllah. Keep your channel going InshAllah.
Hi
Hey Queen !
Have you seen men and women in clubs in Gambia?
I have actually never been to a club in The Gambia😆😆
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Assalam o alikum, I will bring you subscribers if you donate atleast quater of it in the villages of Gambia. Lots of love sis
Wa aleykum salam. I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean
I've been exposed to a different culture and I see how some people can talk so rudely to their parents. İn The Gambia thats not part of our culture and considered so rude. I find it so wired and disrespectful.
Hey sister Fatou! Yeah that's crazy, we shouldn't do that really. There is always exception to the rule I guess but I find Gambian people to generally be respectful people! 😁😍
What do you think about Prostitution in Gambia?
Well it is a practise that exists and I am devastated by the fact that some peope see that as their only means of making money.
Hope it will change
You seem to be so fixated on negative things?
In America it is bad manners to yawn without covering your mouth and it is considered bad manners in Islam.
Exactly !! And I don't like that lol
they still cut girls foofoos?
As far as I know, it's banned!
But I've heard that people they do that 😭😭
What tribe do you belong to?
The Wolof tribe.
Most tribes are intertwined, and a mixture of several ones.
Hi girrl I need to visit Gambia can you please be my host please 🙏🥺
Hey sis! I'd say - GO FOR IT! Visit the country and experience it for yourself.
I am currently not in the country, unfortunately !