8 WEIRD beliefs and superstitions in Kazakhstan. All about good and bad luck.

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  • Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
  • Hi guys!
    Today I wanted to share with you 8 weird things beliefs and superstitions in Kazakhstan and all about good and bad luck in Kazakhstan.
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    Timestamps:
    00:00 intro
    01:10 whistling
    02:16 returning home
    04:15 black cat crossing your way
    04:56 evil eye
    06:55 dark spot on the forehead
    08:20 knock on the wood
    08:56 spit three times
    10:04 dropping a piece of bread into your tea
    10:25 naming your daughters with men’s names
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  • @radzelimohdramli4360
    @radzelimohdramli4360 Рік тому +9

    in malay tradition, whistling is considered rude especially in the house. so in order to discipline our children, the old folk made a story that a venomous snake would enter into the house if we whistle in the house. so now it became more like superstitous slightly .

  • @machinesofgod
    @machinesofgod Рік тому +5

    Black cat crossing is also a superstition here in USA. Very interesting video and I love the added acting footage 😎

  • @kathrinphan
    @kathrinphan Рік тому +9

    In Europe they also say that black cats bring bad luck. Anyway, I have a black cat at home. He is a bit goofy but sweet and cuddly and my absolute darling. Now I'm wondering how many people in the neighbourhood he's brought bad luck to, because, as I said, he's a bit goofy 🙈...
    Lots of love from Switzerland 🤗🇨🇭

    • @maxh7637
      @maxh7637 Рік тому +1

      This superstition actually came to Kazakhstan with Russians

  • @tashaanne123
    @tashaanne123 5 місяців тому +1

    What about piling up stones into the corners... or pouring out the bad spirit of the tea first, or tying fabric to a tree for good luck conceiving - those were big when I lived in Kazakhstan.

  • @lisamisa91
    @lisamisa91 Рік тому

    I love your earrings and ring!😍

  • @luckyluke1114
    @luckyluke1114 3 місяці тому

    I am Vietnamese and we don't allow to whistle in any house because it would bring venomous snakes into the house and that considers bad luck and deadly.

  • @konstantinafragkou2374
    @konstantinafragkou2374 Рік тому +1

    I`m from Greece and we have half of these traditions as well 😂 Amazing

  • @estera4176
    @estera4176 Рік тому +4

    We have the cat one, the evil eye (not sure about jewelry, here they put a red thread to the child's wrist) in Romania too. But they are not that widespread, especially among young people.
    I'm sure there are a lot here too, but my family doesn't mind them and I don't come across them often.
    It's a bit sad about the boy, girl thing. I guess many people from various country do that (mine too, but not everyone, and it's not a tradition) , even if it's not a specific tradition with the name or something else. In general, people treat girls differently while growing up. And wish for boys. At the end of the day, you can't have boys without girls, and they're all human beings. Or there are other who babysit their daughters until they are old, and neglect the boys, because they are boys and they can make it on their own. None of them will benefit from this deal.

  • @muhammadrehman6395
    @muhammadrehman6395 Рік тому

    Interesting.

  • @sardicsaba9010
    @sardicsaba9010 Рік тому +2

    Hey, we have the same traditions here in eastern Europe, Romania.

  • @irasemadolan448
    @irasemadolan448 Рік тому +2

    Soy gran fan de Dimash ❤️y el comenta que es muy Superticioso porque en Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 así es …

  • @vesznaberta7187
    @vesznaberta7187 Рік тому +4

    Dear Salta, you need to believe in your traditions and love them, west is not that fascinating 😊

    • @TehAbdullah
      @TehAbdullah Рік тому +1

      Yeah the west isn't better just because they have more money

  • @lion_king4552
    @lion_king4552 Рік тому

    OMG! look at the distance between my country and Kazahstan! only whistling is not on the list of my country - I'm from Croatia (Hrvatska)! amazing! 😀

  • @jaws2003
    @jaws2003 Рік тому +3

    A lot of things are very similar to the southern USA. Lol.

  • @mihirsanghvi9876
    @mihirsanghvi9876 Рік тому

    4:20 Thats also a wide spread belief in india aswell

  • @markosimunic5132
    @markosimunic5132 9 місяців тому

    Im Bosnia is same

  • @Arpatiko
    @Arpatiko Рік тому

    all you say we have it in central of Iran (persia)

  • @abdunnoorawsaf4080
    @abdunnoorawsaf4080 Рік тому +1

    Evil eye is true. In my country ( Bangladesh ) it is same here as you described. For children they are put or keep in houses before or same time as sunset. No going out for them. This was a cultural norms for a long time.

  • @abdunnoorawsaf4080
    @abdunnoorawsaf4080 Рік тому +1

    As spitting three times it is done while sleeping. And also others time during conversion after reciting some verses of Al-Quran. ( IN my country Bangladesh )

    • @TehAbdullah
      @TehAbdullah Рік тому

      It's not spitting it's like blowing little a spittle and it's done like getting the words out at the target

  • @TehAbdullah
    @TehAbdullah Рік тому

    However, there are evil spirts these are real and evil eye is simply just when a companion evil spirit companioning someone causes trouble the person who was being eyed it's not a superstition however their method of fighting this is not the Islamic method all you have to do is ask Allaah for protection

  • @lailamrabtitenani
    @lailamrabtitenani 5 місяців тому

    Spitting 3 times to your left arm, evil eye and not whistling, are Muslim practices, since Kazakhstan is a Muslim country, even post-Soviet union, still have a strong Islam influence!

  • @peterpeter9318
    @peterpeter9318 Рік тому

    Why u talk with your hands a lot

  • @TehAbdullah
    @TehAbdullah Рік тому

    I'm surprised they are Muslim and have superstitions in Islam we don't have this