I Am In Harar | Ethiopian/Harari Cultural Dress | Part 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2016
- www.iaminaplace.com
This is the last of my travel diaries showcasing my recent trip to Harar, Ethiopia. Check out my blog to see more photos! I had such a great time, and have learnt so much about the Harari culture (especially weddings). I can't wait to return again next year.
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Best series ever. Thank you so much for sharing. I love it and I can't wait until I go back and see our beautiful country.
Ah thank you! InshaAllah one day :)
Really enjoyed this series! Love learning about different cultures
Ah, thank you Elizabeth! Glad you enjoyed it :)
I'm so sad that it came to an end! I enjoyed every moment of your harar trip and put Harar on the list of places I want to go. Thank you so much!! ❤️
Aw thank you for watching and enjoying! :)
A lot of people think our culture is like a lot similar to Indians culture and I mean I'm not offended it's just people think I'm Indian and I'm from India but no, I'm from Ethiopia. But, I went to America. And a lot of people just think I'm India and then look at me weird or ask me questions and I'm like "Um, no I think you confused yourself and think I'm somebody else.." and there like "Oh, I thought you were Indian. Sorry." I just get really offended from that and I just think of those people who think I'm from India. I know a lot of English and some Ethiopian Language. But, I'm not from DireDawa or Harar. I'm from Addis Ababa. A lot of people think it’s so beautiful there but, in the winter they should go there because it's so cold. And there are a lot of Chinese people there. But, I'm glad you started a TH-cam channel. :)
Loved this series! Loved hearing about Harari culture!
Ahh I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Salam ! This Is so interesting and beautiful, thank You for changing my vision of Ethiopia ! Love ❤
Ahh! I'm really glad you said that! People always have such a negative view of Africa as a whole! Thank you :)
I was researching Harar for an article I was writing and I found your videos very much helpful. Absolutely beautiful culture! I had fun too! Thank you very much.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much. Excellent vlog. More like a professional documentary. I want to go there! Close to your granddad picture was my dad. And I was like "oh my god, that look familiar, lord! that's dad when he was young!!" lol
Aw thank you Jenny :) I'm really glad you enjoyed it. No way!!!!!! Such a small world...
I like that song at the end , Allahu malika al molok
Yes mashaAllah
it was a very beautiful reminder so thanks for sharing it with us
Thank YOU for watching :)
Thumbs up if you're going to Ethiopia for Kubba 2017!
I'm hoping I will be there for Kubba 2017! I have not visited Ethiopia since 2003 :(
Girl Ur the best love u, be proud of who u are, Ur 100% Ethiopian especially harari😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘😘,
feels so good to hear the adhan
I have learnt a lot I went to Ethiopia addis Ababa last summer and it was very different compared to somaliland it's become very diverse,tall buildings beautiful hotels I just love Africa I remember leaving I was sooo upset this year all my friends have gone and they don't want to come back to London 😂😂 I don't blame them Africa is soo homely one thing I loved is the adhaan everyone would stop what they where doing to pray sooo relaxing thank you for sharing your experience with USA ❤️
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Yes! Addis had modernised SO much since I last went. House prices are sky high and you can get pretty much everything from here in London there. Glad you enjoyed it :D
Wow! It's so nice to learn about the Harari culture. I would love to visit Ethiopia one day
Alice Johnson pls come and visit our culture
aselamualikum
its nice seeing Harar...i enjoy watching the Azan and harar culture. i hope to see it someday. i have not being in harar for 17 years since i was little...But you did really good. and alot of weeding. good blog...
wa'alaykum salaam. Aw, 17 years is a long time! Hope you manage to return soon :) Thank you!
Love the culture and the significant meanings of everything ~ wonderful
Thank you
luvvvved it. thanks for sharing your visit to Ethopia
Aw, thank YOU for watching :)
Love the culture of the harari people. need that last Digri how do I can get it?
very educating and highly concious
Really a nice series :)
Thank you!
what is the title of the song, last part in this video? Can you share that song? tq, salam from Malaysia.
I toured in harar without being there. Thank you for sharing your experience with us my si.👍👏
Haha! I'm glad you enjoyed :)
Great vlog! Who is the artist and what is the name of the song that was playing at the end of the vlog?
Lovely video 💗💗💗
just discovered your channel and I am in love with this series! the nasheed/song at the end is very catchy. what is the name of it? thanks
Thank youu Imaan :) Ugh, I wish I could help. I just have 'track 1' as the title. When (if) I find out, you'll be the first to know!
Thank youu Imaan :) Ugh, I wish I could help. I just have 'track 1' as the title. When (if) I find out, you'll be the first to know!A
I Am In A Place you're so sweet. thank you:)
Harar is historical city Specially Muslims, I would like to see one day Insha Allah, Thanks for you overt i learn a lot
love your blogs
and love the menzuma lol. it's my fave
Haha me too!
What is the nasheed after the adhan?
Beautiful. Ethiopian culture is so beautiful. I hope I don't offend, but I notice Ethiopian culture is similar to Indian culture. Ethiopians and Indians look a alike to me and share a lot of the same customs. I often wonder if you all have some relation. Great vlog. I'm African American and I love to see authentic African culture especially since my original culture was taken from me.
Haha, yes! You are right. We have so much similarity with Indian culture, especially our clothes and hair even. Who knows, maybe. I will be checking out your channel. New subscriber :)
tamils Dravidians are from ancient kushites thats why they look alike
@Dublue585. Dravidians are actually the descendants of the aboriginal or ancient Arabian peoples (Yemenites), not Cushitic/Horn African peoples but we did look very similar to them phenotypically back in antiquity but we also have our differences
It’s just coincidence tbh. An by Ethiopian do you mean all cultures or tribes. Cause there is no single Ethiopian culture
I'm new subbi loved your videos 😍
Thank youu Lensa :)
Love U..Harari..from Indonesia
What kind of trees are those at 3:53?
Ahhh, my uncle did tell me! I forgot! They grow a fruit that I did eat once... I think it may have been fig..
Mashallah so good
wow betam yamral mashe Allah weye yala
فلوق جميل و رائع 👌
إستمري
متابعتج من الإمارات 😊🌏
nice and amazing vlog
complate vloging your daily life woud be nice 👌💚
I'm from UAE and I'hope you will visit us in Dubai once time
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interesting clips. wish you have posted more...by the way, the story about gey-nedeba being red. i thought the reason was totally different from one you provided in this very clip. I was born and grew up in Harar. The story I got, as i grew up is this: there were Quran-gay students who had to go outside of the wall city in order to gather bamboo stick (used for writing in the old days. One day, while doing so, they were kidnapped and killed by Sutatach ( I believe a term referring to the somalis who dwelt outside of the wall city). Gey Usoach began to paint their gey-nedeba with kay-hafer in order to commemorate the death of the children. By the way, I also came across a story to do with Sutatach who entered the city when it opens in the morning (6 am) and did not leave at 6pm (when the city 's gates usually closed). The Sutatach who stayed behind did commit some atrocit while people slept and left the city after the fact. One of the five gates, which Sutatach used to enter and leave was named after them, Sutat-Beri. Hope our gey histoians will clarify more on the very phenomenon related to gey-nedeba.
Hmmm, really. That sounds interesting. I just took my knowledge of the gey-nadaba from my grandmother in Harar. So much history in Harar, I hope we can preserve it somehow.
Quran-gay isn't an actual term
Mash Allah Ethiopia 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹♥️❤️♥️♥️♥️☪️🥰
mashallah sister your country is beautiful
Thank you. It's gorgeous isn't it :)
ماشاء الله ❤️😍🌸
the trousers n the scarf are very similar to Asian clothes, ie Pakistani and Indian clothes. xx
Haha funny you say that. The clothes do come from places like India and Dubai!
Masha Allah I'm oromo from Nairobi ineed harari girl pls
awesome r
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Asslam aaleykum
ሐረር ❤️♥️☪️
harar nawu megayawu
You funny :)
i subscribe you my sister
Dira is Somali Cultural dress, not Oromo or Harari Dira. Somali Woman will wear Expensive Dira for a wedding and will cost you $1000 or more.
Diriya is not exclusive to Somali nor did it come from Somali. It is very deep in Oromo culture and has been also Indian and Middle Eastern culture as well. And they've been known to wear similar garments for possibly centuries longer.
@@ayDursi Yamani Adan pepole have Dira olso
you're a very beautiful and interesting lady. Would you marry me?