Even in the state of West Bengal in India, we have a ceremony called "Annaprashan" when a baby eats for the first time. The word "Anna" itself means rice/food.
I’m middle eastern and rice is a daily meal, I never knew about this problem until now. Checking when this video was posted, A YEAR AGO? there are still no changes, please send this video to your friends and family so more people can help!
Rice feeding ceremony isn't only in Bangladesh. We have in Nepal, and India as well. In Nepal, it's called Pasni. It's a very important celebration. 🇳🇵
Thank you for supporting Bangladesh, I'm not from Bangladesh but I am Indian. Thank you for that wonderful video. Let us all hope that people with watch this and recycle more and make other changes. I am wishing lots of love and luck from India!🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
I’m Hindu Indian and one of our foods is dhal batt it has rice in it. I depend on it to keep me healthy with a lot of other healthy Indian meals. If rice disappears to me that will be a problem because rice also contains nutrients and nutrients are important. It’s so sad seeing a nutritionist crop disappearing. Love from USA 🇺🇸
I am from Bangladesh and still we are facing these problems. Not only rice we are facing problems to cultivate other grains and having so much natural disasters . The world needs to change .
I am from Thailand and 95% of us depend on rice you guys might say rice is disgusting but rice for us is like bread for you. While you guys enjoy sun bathing and wish for summer to be longer please look at middle east / south east Asia/ east Asia, climate changes is very hard for us
@@i.quit.980 ikr, once I commented on a tiktok that rice is our main food and then someone said someone said how can we eat rice that is very disgusting but I respect every decision because not all people eat rice since birth but for me it's really good
That is really true! I don't really understand why people think it's disgusting. Also the weather not only here in Thailand, but in other Asian countries is just too hot! The only time it cools down is during winter or when it rains
THANK YOU ALYNE for considering bangladesh has floods and I was originally born in bangladesh and I moved to California and in the new it says there are floods In 🇧🇩 🇧🇩 🇧🇩 .THIS video will not only help my country bangladesh but every single person on earth how much rice is important and to save EARTH
My dad is from Bangladesh and he told me that they made a celebration of him eating rice f9r the first time and now all we eat is curry but hopefully Bangladesh is ok
Its Great!don't worry!(Yes yes I'm from Bangladesh but Idk if Bangladesh is getting better cause most homeless kids don't have parents and homeless men are crazy for food and money while homeless women are very kind)
I hope bangladesh will be fine and rice will start growing again bc i love lots of types of rice like. Biryani, Chunneh rice, Daal Rice, Haleem! And etc so yeah i hope people use less plastic 😖😖
Script in Spanish: ¡La capital de arroz de Asia! Hola, déjame avisarte una pregunta... ¿Cuál es la comida más popular del mundo? Lo comemos para el desayuno, almuerzo y la cena. ¡Y sobre 3 billones de gente dependen en ello! ¡Como nosotros! ¡Es arroz! ¡Y tiene sentido! Porque el arroz no solo es saludable ¡Puede durar por años Y más importantemente es barato ¡Y deja billones de gente vivos! ¡El arroz también es una parte grande de la vida! ¡Está allí desde el empezar hasta el fin! En Bangladesh cuando un bebé come arroz por la primera vez ellos tienen una celebración. En las bodas, el arroz está lanzado para representar el éxito. Y en Vietnam y China un bol de arroz está puesto en la tumba para ir a la persona cuándo ellos mueren. Pero el arroz tiene un problema, no el arroz pero creciendolo. Dejamé explicar. El mundo está calentandose así que mientras el suelo se seca y seca, más sal lo hace difícil para que el arroz crezca. ¡En sólo 30 años, el suelo va a ser 50% salteado! ¡Demasiado salteado! Y mientras el arroz crece en agua tiene que ser la cantidad correcta. Muchísimo o poquito y va a morir. Mientras el mundo se calienta, el hielo va a derretirse creando lagos que causan inundaciones. Y muchos países como India, Vietnam, Indonesia, Tailandia, Filipinas y Japón tienen este problema. Y el país que actualmente está más afectado es Bangladesh. Y esto es por qué. Aquí la mayoría de gente está muy cerca al agua. Por qué es allí donde su comida mejor crece. Así que si el agua continúa subiendo, el arroz no podrá crecer. Y no van a tener ningún lado donde vivir. Porque de este problema, Islas enteras como está están desapareciendo. ¿Qué nos pasará? No va a haber arroz en celebraciones, en bodas, en mesas de la cena. Necesitamos arroz y para mantenerlo tenemos que hacer algunos cambios. ¡Tenemos que usar menos plástico, las compañías tienen que ser más económicas y gobiernos tienen que poner el entorno primero! ¡Esas cosas pequeñas que hacemos ayudan al mundo en una manera grande porque como arroz cada de esas cosas que parecen pequeñas añaden a algo increíble! ¡Comparte Bangladesh!
I’m Bangladeshi and as probably expected, I eat rice everyday. Unlike my parents though, I only have it for dinner and sometimes lunch because there’s a lot of other foods I like to eat. My parents are always eating rice though, and the amazing thing about rice is that I can eat it with vegetables, meat, and in a lot of different ways! I’m glad this video acknowledges what is happening to our earth and about floods in Bangladesh and other countries. I have never experienced a flood in Bangladesh though because my family moved to Canada some time before I was born, but it’s great to hear more of this on this channel!
I am Bangladeshi too but i mostly eat beef pie, buttered bread and stuff like that because my mother is Scottish. My father is Bangladeshi and we do eat rice sometimes
Same as a Pakistani , we make a lot of dishes of rice like pulao, biryani , Chinese rice, rice with lentils /red beans ;( It is sure a comfortable food.
I'm a Filipino so rice is definitely our country's number 1 staple food. Rice is so much more common than you think here in the Philippines. You'll know that we eat our breakfast, lunch, and dinners with rice so if you see us taking another scoop of cooked rice then the food is delicious. Hehe, even during snack times there are lots and lots of snacks made with rice like suman, champorado and others.
Hi, I’m Bella (my English name) I’m from Vietnam thank you for this video and also I’m proud of my country because they grow the best rice in the world in 2019!!😊😊
Dear Alyne, I fully agree with all of your points in this video companies do need to be more eco-friendly but here is the problem: big company owners mainly care about MONEY not our environment, not the air they breathe. Though that is not always the case, but either way, pollution will forever be a problem till the day earth dies.
Usually at Thailand the water are not flooding because of the global warming but because of the most water vent in Thailand is mostly broken and the dam system is not good.
There is also a celebration in india called (pasni) This happen after 6 months when the baby is born If u know about this function then like the comment 👍
Thank you alyne this first video that I’ve saw talking about Bangladesh problem I live in Bangladesh then I moved to America and that the most problem we have but there also other problems, thank you 🇧🇩🇺🇸
Not only Bangladesh, but also many other island nations like the Maldives and Solomon Islands experience this same problem, and they might cease to exist later on.
Vietnam had the flood problem every single day in the central, what ever day it is, it even happens for 365 days in a year!”including 1 more day in a leap year
Even in Kerala, South India we have a ceremony called Choroonu, which are babies' first rice-eating(feeding ) ceremony.
Thats in 6 months right
In West Bengal too
I'm a malayali but I'm knowing this right now 😅😅😅😅🤣😂😂😂
@@suminanahas5722 same
@@suminanahas5722same bro👁👄👁
Thank you dear alyne for considering the problem of Bangladesh. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
@@gaming_criminal2009 they never say that
Am Bangladeshi
We wish the best for you! Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Im from Bangladesh
@@Ayaan_EditzOriginal SAME
We all live in one world, connected to everything and everyone, a change in your lifestyle and choices can help millions!
Started watching your channel after nas daily And i can understand easily both of you
Nooooo my rice 🍚 I love rice 🍛 soooooo much
#SAVETHERICE
Alyne is Nas's wife
Hi and yes changes! No plastic much!
Even in the state of West Bengal in India, we have a ceremony called "Annaprashan" when a baby eats for the first time. The word "Anna" itself means rice/food.
I’m middle eastern and rice is a daily meal, I never knew about this problem until now. Checking when this video was posted, A YEAR AGO? there are still no changes, please send this video to your friends and family so more people can help!
same!:(
Same
as a muslim for iftar at the mosque middle eastern rice is bussin
i didnt even realise it was made a year ago until i saw this comments
Same D:
Rice feeding ceremony isn't only in Bangladesh. We have in Nepal, and India as well. In Nepal, it's called Pasni. It's a very important celebration. 🇳🇵
We eat rice every single day. I never really thought nor imagined something like this well happen … I hope the world becomes a better place !❤️🎊
1:13 this scene is iconic
Thank u for this video Alyne✨
Thank you for supporting Bangladesh, I'm not from Bangladesh but I am Indian. Thank you for that wonderful video. Let us all hope that people with watch this and recycle more and make other changes. I am wishing lots of love and luck from India!🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
from philippines,we eat rice every breakfast,lunch and dinner🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭.december 2021, that typhoon was the worst
I’m Hindu Indian and one of our foods is dhal batt it has rice in it. I depend on it to keep me healthy with a lot of other healthy Indian meals. If rice disappears to me that will be a problem because rice also contains nutrients and nutrients are important. It’s so sad seeing a nutritionist crop disappearing. Love from USA 🇺🇸
Daal bhaat.
@@AnimeWatcher107 kartik bhaat
🤣
@@purplejellyfish395 it's not even funny
They've got so many types of rice.. My goodness
Tnx for showing our country 🙂🙂🙂😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you for the love and generosity! 💖
I am from Bangladesh and still we are facing these problems. Not only rice we are facing problems to cultivate other grains and having so much natural disasters . The world needs to change .
Same I am also Bangladesh
I am from Thailand and 95% of us depend on rice you guys might say rice is disgusting but rice for us is like bread for you. While you guys enjoy sun bathing and wish for summer to be longer please look at middle east / south east Asia/ east Asia, climate changes is very hard for us
Ayo- I don't think anyone will claim rice as something disgusting, like c'mon, more than half of the population eats it
@@i.quit.980 ikr, once I commented on a tiktok that rice is our main food and then someone said someone said how can we eat rice that is very disgusting but I respect every decision because not all people eat rice since birth but for me it's really good
as a bangladeshi, im tired eating rice. whenever someone calls in phone, first word will be 'did u eat rice?'
That is really true! I don't really understand why people think it's disgusting. Also the weather not only here in Thailand, but in other Asian countries is just too hot! The only time it cools down is during winter or when it rains
@@wisteriia. Yes, even sometimes it rains I still have to turn on the air conditioner
Wow thanks so much for actually mentioning our problem in bangladesh, sending love❤
In Indian weddings also rice plays a major role. during the farewell of the bride and welcoming to her new home rice plays an important role
Vegetarians like me is in danger!!
and like me 😱
@@shortmeditation6464 With spoon or with hands
@@shortmeditation6464 In Assam We always eat with hands
@@shortmeditation6464 nope in Pakistan too! And not only rice, but almost all of our foods
Moral: don't be a vegetarian
im so grateful that you have represented the main problem of my country . This is a lifesaver content for the people of Bangladesh.
What will happen to the Netherlands? I heard they have the lowest grounds
I live in Philippines, and we always eat rice. Rice is life 🍚
Let's save the world!
Me too! Love from: Indonesia!
Moment of silence for the guy that had to lick the salt on the ground.
Btw thank you Alyne for posting this:)
Also a moment of silence for people who eat rice with a fork.
Thanks for the video. Thanks for sharing positivity. Take love from Bangladesh.
THANK YOU ALYNE for considering bangladesh has floods and I was originally born in bangladesh and I moved to California and in the new it says there are floods In 🇧🇩 🇧🇩 🇧🇩 .THIS video will not only help my country bangladesh but every single person on earth how much rice is important and to save EARTH
My dad is from Bangladesh and he told me that they made a celebration of him eating rice f9r the first time and now all we eat is curry but hopefully Bangladesh is ok
Its Great!don't worry!(Yes yes I'm from Bangladesh but Idk if Bangladesh is getting better cause most homeless kids don't have parents and homeless men are crazy for food and money while homeless women are very kind)
@@shorkiiee ya
I hope bangladesh will be fine and rice will start growing again bc i love lots of types of rice like. Biryani, Chunneh rice, Daal Rice, Haleem! And etc so yeah i hope people use less plastic 😖😖
0:46 in Nepali too
It’s called “pasni” or “bhat khuai”
yes
WATCHING FROM BANGLADESH. THANK U SO MUCH FOR THIS INFORMATION AND THIS IS WHAT PEOPLE DONT JUST NEED TO KNOW BUT DO
Script in Spanish:
¡La capital de arroz de Asia!
Hola, déjame avisarte una pregunta...
¿Cuál es la comida más popular del mundo?
Lo comemos para el desayuno, almuerzo y la cena.
¡Y sobre 3 billones de gente dependen en ello!
¡Como nosotros!
¡Es arroz!
¡Y tiene sentido!
Porque el arroz no solo es saludable
¡Puede durar por años
Y más importantemente es barato
¡Y deja billones de gente vivos!
¡El arroz también es una parte grande de la vida!
¡Está allí desde el empezar hasta el fin!
En Bangladesh cuando un bebé come arroz por la primera vez ellos tienen una celebración.
En las bodas, el arroz está lanzado para representar el éxito.
Y en Vietnam y China un bol de arroz está puesto en la tumba para ir a la persona cuándo ellos mueren. Pero el arroz tiene un problema, no el arroz pero creciendolo. Dejamé explicar. El mundo está calentandose así que mientras el suelo se seca y seca, más sal lo hace difícil para que el arroz crezca. ¡En sólo 30 años, el suelo va a ser 50% salteado! ¡Demasiado salteado! Y mientras el arroz crece en agua tiene que ser la cantidad correcta. Muchísimo o poquito y va a morir. Mientras el mundo se calienta, el hielo va a derretirse creando lagos que causan inundaciones. Y muchos países como India, Vietnam, Indonesia, Tailandia, Filipinas y Japón tienen este problema. Y el país que actualmente está más afectado es Bangladesh. Y esto es por qué. Aquí la mayoría de gente está muy cerca al agua. Por qué es allí donde su comida mejor crece. Así que si el agua continúa subiendo, el arroz no podrá crecer. Y no van a tener ningún lado donde vivir. Porque de este problema, Islas enteras como está están desapareciendo. ¿Qué nos pasará? No va a haber arroz en celebraciones, en bodas, en mesas de la cena. Necesitamos arroz y para mantenerlo tenemos que hacer algunos cambios. ¡Tenemos que usar menos plástico, las compañías tienen que ser más económicas y gobiernos tienen que poner el entorno primero! ¡Esas cosas pequeñas que hacemos ayudan al mundo en una manera grande porque como arroz cada de esas cosas que parecen pequeñas añaden a algo increíble! ¡Comparte Bangladesh!
I’m Bangladeshi and as probably expected, I eat rice everyday. Unlike my parents though, I only have it for dinner and sometimes lunch because there’s a lot of other foods I like to eat. My parents are always eating rice though, and the amazing thing about rice is that I can eat it with vegetables, meat, and in a lot of different ways! I’m glad this video acknowledges what is happening to our earth and about floods in Bangladesh and other countries. I have never experienced a flood in Bangladesh though because my family moved to Canada some time before I was born, but it’s great to hear more of this on this channel!
Eating rice 3 times could lead to increase in blood sugar level,due to it's high glycemic index. But if you are eating brown rice, it's totally safe
I am Bangladeshi too but i mostly eat beef pie, buttered bread and stuff like that because my mother is Scottish. My father is Bangladeshi and we do eat rice sometimes
same
no watch I'm Bangladeshi and Canadian too!! Coincidence :0
Also netherlands is most affected
South Asia where we eat Rice in lunch and dinner everyday 😂
i'm from indonesia and I eat rice for dinner and lunch and some rice are actually expensive not all are cheap
as a Japanese person that eats rice 24/7, I couldn't agree more, it is a food that is very important to me
Same as a Pakistani , we make a lot of dishes of rice like pulao, biryani , Chinese rice, rice with lentils /red beans ;(
It is sure a comfortable food.
same im chinese and i eat it almost everyday
Thanks for representing our country 🇧🇩
My dear Alyne, we all love you ❤️
Yes me too
Finally you guys made a video about bangladesh!!!! Thank u to understand our problen
I'm from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 and my family, everybody in Bangladesh eats rice every day with chicken egg goat fish...
Only one solution : Do not reproduce HUMANS
...... :(. Feels really sad that everybody suffers due to us only!
Hmm yeah we need to reduce the amount of babies but how?
Thank u for the information l will be sure to share it
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
I'm a Filipino so rice is definitely our country's number 1 staple food. Rice is so much more common than you think here in the Philippines. You'll know that we eat our breakfast, lunch, and dinners with rice so if you see us taking another scoop of cooked rice then the food is delicious. Hehe, even during snack times there are lots and lots of snacks made with rice like suman, champorado and others.
champorado is my favorite
@@sarahgatchie same
THANKS YOU FOR COMING IN IN BANGLADESH . I REALLY APPRECIATE IT 🥰 LOVE FROM BANGLADESH
Thank you for making this video love from Bangladesh
i never thought you will visit bangladesh ! thanks for visiting
Hi, I’m Bella (my English name) I’m from Vietnam thank you for this video and also I’m proud of my country because they grow the best rice in the world in 2019!!😊😊
Thank you so much Alyne for visiting Bangladesh 😁
Alyne please visit my country India
When it said companies need to be more eco-friendly I thought my screen was cracked on the left side because of the trees
Dear Alyne, I fully agree with all of your points in this video companies do need to be more eco-friendly but here is the problem: big company owners mainly care about MONEY not our environment, not the air they breathe. Though that is not always the case, but either way, pollution will forever be a problem till the day earth dies.
Thank you ❤️. Love from Bangladesh
If my rice disappears I’m coming with it
If things go like this my country is gonna say adios to the world map
yess...we Bangladeshis everything is rice...
In India, rice is used in several dishes. It can be combined with different curries, lentils, and subjis, and it is a core of Indian culture.
Thanks for representing my country Bangladesh 🇧🇩🎉
remember a chinese poem:
the farmers are working hard on making rice
1:36 as a filipina,this is true,we experience many type of flood or other disasters
When I was in India,they gave me TONS of rice and i had no idea why. Thanks for sharing this video❤
I'm from Bangladesh and this has become a struggle for my family who still lives there
0:39 No dear it's not a Bangladeshi tradition. I'm living here since 2007 but never saw or heard about such a thing.
The photo is of NEPALESE culture showing paasni ceremony
Thanks for considering Bangladesh. Love from Bangladesh.
I don’t eat rice for breakfast (I do but it’s super rare)
yes, i know, now in sylhet, Bangladesh many people are dying and suffering from flood right now. I know this coz i am bangladeshiiiiii❤️🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
I saw lots of people in my country kept putting trash at where the water drains, that’s pollute everything! Ground, water, air!
My friend did a presentation on this and I loved it
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
*THANKYOU FOR TELLING ABOUT BANGLADESH*
*-From Bangladesh*
As a person from bangladesh and Has rice for lunch and dinner this is really sad to watch
As a Bangladeshi thank you so much
Me as an Northeast Indian We loveeee rice and eat it all the time and I'm sad it's disappearing
As an Iraqi, we have cities mainly for rice. It’s a popular cultural food
In my country Philippines🇵🇭
We always eat rice
Its pretty famous
Like when we eat pork, nuggets and hotdog
Rice ofc
Thanks for come in Bangladesh
It’s true though I eat rice everyday and it is the true about the traditions bc I’m Vietnamese and that what we do
I own a very small business at my school of sewing dresses outfit etc but I will put signs up for using less plastic!
1:15 I love how this guy just licks the floor, and then says « too salty » without grimacing or anything 😂😭
Usually at Thailand the water are not flooding because of the global warming but because of the most water vent in Thailand is mostly broken and the dam system is not good.
thanks a lot dear alyne love from UAE.
*her* : *talks about rice*
*me* : *eats rice*
I'm from bangladesh but i live in a beautiful contry name Saudi Arab
No rice, no egg fried rice.
Thanks for the last part
In west Bengal in India, we also have rice feeding ceremony which we call "annaprasan" (Pronouncation: onnoprason)
I am a Bangladeshi and I am happy that u consider this problem
There is also a celebration in india called (pasni)
This happen after 6 months when the baby is born
If u know about this function then like the comment 👍
Hi I'm from Asia Saudi Riyadh and yes I can confirm this our traditional food is kabsa rice and chicken and my nanny is from the Philippines
I'm in Bangladesh🇧🇩!!!!!! I love Bangladesh💗💗💖💖💖thank you alyne!!!
Thank you alyne this first video that I’ve saw talking about Bangladesh problem I live in Bangladesh then I moved to America and that the most problem we have but there also other problems, thank you 🇧🇩🇺🇸
I am form Bangladesh and ty for you're help !
You’re a Kind Heareted Person
I see your almost every video
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Not only Bangladesh, but also many other island nations like the Maldives and Solomon Islands experience this same problem, and they might cease to exist later on.
I'm going to Bangladesh at December
In Nepal there’s also a celebration where you feed a baby rice!!!!
Vietnam had the flood problem every single day in the central, what ever day it is, it even happens for 365 days in a year!”including 1 more day in a leap year
In assam , India the first rice eating ceremony of baby is celebrated and its called"annaprasanna".
in kerela we do not eat rice in breakfast but we do in lunch and dinner
''rice is disappearing'' me who is eating rice rn : oh okkkk
Thank you for the news alyne (Love from India)
I am from Bangladesh and i am happy and proud of myselfe and Bangladesh please respect Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
I'm from Bangladesh and can speak a little bit of it
As a Nigerian, We eat rice EVERYDAY! It is kinda annoying
Lots of love for you from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The problem is, it's so hard to avoid plastic these days.
Shampoo Bottles, Wrappers, Containers, Water Bottles, sometimes in the food we eat (._."")