Hello from Uzbekistan, have you ever been of it? And about your job what can I say, yes it's a good job, your ASMR makes me sleepy and tha's the point of it. 👍👍👍😎😎😎
I once taught a guy from Uzbekistan English; he was a real beginner but I brought up Google maps and asked him to try to tell me as much as he could about where he was from. He would demonstrate things and I would teach him the English words. Turns out he had bought a fridge magnet with various photos of his home town, Bukhara, on, ready to give to whichever English teacher he had, and this is how I learnt about Bukhara 💚
I noticed those camels were Dromedaries - I expected to see Bactrian camels. Hmmmm... I first learned about Uzbekistan in my high school Russian class in the 1990s and I've wished to go there ever since. Two years ago I started trying to make bread according to their traditional style - the simpler round loaves with the thin centers. I think my bread tastes pretty good but it still doesn't look anywhere as good as even their simplest forms. I remember hearing a story about a ruler of Bukhara or Samarkand (in the middle ages?) who kept trying to make bread as good as that in another city: brought flour and water over but it never tasted quite the same. They said the air itself gave the bread its flavor. They really love their bread over there, and I hope one day to visit and try it. Meanwhile I'll keep working on my own homemade attempts, along with pilaf, which is delicious. I hope they can somehow stop the Aral Sea from disappearing!
Yay for Central Asia! I love learning about the often overlooked places like Uzbekistan. Lots of hidden treasures I'm sure. Wonder how you will tackle Russia. There's so much to say about that place
Liechtenstein is the other one! I know because I had to do a report in 6th grade on one country in the America's or Europe, because that's what we studied. I chose Liechtenstein because I wanted to be unqiue
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Hello from Uzbekistan, have you ever been of it?
And about your job what can I say, yes it's a good job, your ASMR makes me sleepy and tha's the point of it. 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Uzbekistan is the good one to history lovers
I agree with you and so beautiful country and people are very kind there, I love Uzbekistan very much!
Love the US from Uzbekistan
Thank you for these geography/history videos because I love asmr but I also want to spend time learning so these are perfect🌞👍
You're very welcome!
I once taught a guy from Uzbekistan English; he was a real beginner but I brought up Google maps and asked him to try to tell me as much as he could about where he was from. He would demonstrate things and I would teach him the English words. Turns out he had bought a fridge magnet with various photos of his home town, Bukhara, on, ready to give to whichever English teacher he had, and this is how I learnt about Bukhara 💚
That's awesome!!
Where are you from?
Long live Uzbekistan! 🇺🇿🇺🇿💙🤍💚
From Uzbekistan with love. Thank you for making video about Uzbekistan . I am Uzbek and also i am doing ASM videos. But I am new
aldamen kanalizda vidyo yogu
I noticed those camels were Dromedaries - I expected to see Bactrian camels. Hmmmm...
I first learned about Uzbekistan in my high school Russian class in the 1990s and I've wished to go there ever since. Two years ago I started trying to make bread according to their traditional style - the simpler round loaves with the thin centers. I think my bread tastes pretty good but it still doesn't look anywhere as good as even their simplest forms. I remember hearing a story about a ruler of Bukhara or Samarkand (in the middle ages?) who kept trying to make bread as good as that in another city: brought flour and water over but it never tasted quite the same. They said the air itself gave the bread its flavor. They really love their bread over there, and I hope one day to visit and try it. Meanwhile I'll keep working on my own homemade attempts, along with pilaf, which is delicious.
I hope they can somehow stop the Aral Sea from disappearing!
Yay for Central Asia! I love learning about the often overlooked places like Uzbekistan. Lots of hidden treasures I'm sure. Wonder how you will tackle Russia. There's so much to say about that place
I'm also wondering how I will tackle Russia, lol!
@@ASMRGeographica ohh ya Uzbekistan I was born I'm from there it's an amazing place like u said It has a lot of hidden treasures
Yeah its hella underrated lol i hope it gets much more attention it deserves
Hello from Uzbekistan and thank you for your video 👍👍👍
Your aesthetic is so absolutely stunning!
Thank you!
I've always really enjoyed border tracing, good stuff 😃
Thank you, I always enjoy that too!
Liechtenstein is the other one! I know because I had to do a report in 6th grade on one country in the America's or Europe, because that's what we studied. I chose Liechtenstein because I wanted to be unqiue
You got it! Congrats! And that sounds like a fun report!
Hello from Uzbekistan
Hello!
Love your videos!(salam from Uzbekistan)
Uzbek🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿
Uzbekistan 👍🏻💫🇺🇿
I really appreciate it uzbekistan best and ancient place
Thank you!
I am from Uzbekistan. Thans for the video
Assalomu aleykum oʻzbekcha asmr sizga raxmat 🤩
Did you know that, the Central Asia is still ruling by Russia?
i am uzbek
Actually Amir Temur (Tamerlane) is not from Samarkand he was born in Kashkadarya region. But he chose Samarkand as her empire's capital
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So I’m dying to know, what’s the other double land locked country?
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liechtenstein
Fun fact my grandfather is mayor of my city
Nice!
@@ASMRGeographica thx
You are right how you know so true info lol where are you from 😉
I'm from California!
@@ASMRGeographica woow nice to meet you 🙂🙂