Geography Now! KUWAIT REACTION

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[@Amelia-xc9gw]

Thank you for reacting to my country 🇰🇼😍🌷

[@canadiansnowman1392]

My pleasure

[@yamazaky2k2]

Thanks for the reaction. Love from kuwait 🇰🇼

[@bq2833]

I love how most of these pictures of “kuwaitis” are from the early to mid 2000’s lol

[@davelinab3376]

Yes, Filipinos are there as overseas workers.

[@mxoz6262]

👏🏼👏🏼 🇰🇼

[@zeeshanhaider4592]

Yep, pretty much everyone who sees Geography Now videos must know Alexander The Great

[@Amelia-xc9gw]

😂😂

[@raghad4971]

10:05 actually I’m Kuwaiti and no I don’t say that it’s a family thing idk how to explain it because there is types of big families say it with an accent and also other big families (like me) say it normally :) i hope I explained well

[@Dandoon005]

Yeah, exactly!!! I’m Kuwaiti too. My family say it like that. We don’t say jadeed, we say yedeed. However, I wouldn’t say one is normal and the other isn’t. Both are normal, but it’s just different families have different accents, based on how our ancestors lived.

[@raghad4971]

@@Dandoon005 oh yeah ! I apologize for saying “say it normally”! You’re correct! It comes from family. They’re both normal

[@Dandoon005]

@@raghad4971 No need to apologise, it’s okay!!! :)

[@bq2833]

Basically beduins “nomads” “badu” mostly came from saudi arabia and they reside in the outskirts, hence their accents. “Hadhar” which literally translates to “civilized” resided in the city and created their own accent.

[@noiseyop9097]

this is froa not bisht iam kuwait