Man the amount of arabic sayings you caught from lebanon and your ability to accurately use them in the right situations, that's insane, never seen someone learn arabic get to this level that quickly.
Native speaker here and I gotta say this got my interest peaked as well. KOLAK ZOKE made me 😂 but yeah, pronunciation is by comparison less important than saying such phrases
AWESOME! So entertaining especially with the guy who responds in Spanish when you talk to him in Arabic😂🤣🤣 He was speaking all 5 languages he knows at the same time 😂😂😂 Tunisian is now on my bucket list 💯🇹🇳
I'm a Tunisian citizen, And I want to mention something very important to me and to all viewers and for Nomac, this Action 55:24 to 55:57 that was made with this scammer guy didn't represent us so be careful guys from those kinds of people.
He is not a scammer man. Time is money he give them he is time They must payed him what he asked for The tunisia guy he pay fir the cactus from he is pocket they should appreciate that If it was me I will give him the 40 no bargain with him Very simple 👌
Just wanted to clarify some points that maybe slipped without a lot of understanding, I am Tunisian and I can explain these: When you asked that guy if he speaks Indian and he replied this is hindi while pointing to the Cactus, that's because in Tunisia we call Cactus "Hindi" which is literally in arabic language translated as "indian" idk why we call it like that hahaha Also, when he said he's from "Tataouine" he wasn't kidding, there's a city in the south of Tunisia called "Tataouine" and they filmed some scenes from Star wars in that city, so basically the name of planet of Tatwin is taken from an existing tunisian city. You can know how many families are living in the house by seeing the door, if the door has two hands it means two family are living (or used to live there) however 1 hand means just one family is living there. He pointed out to the Jasmin flower drawn on the wall because Jasmin flower is the national flower of Tunisia and it is a cultural thing in Tunisian society. (as well as Olives) 25th of July is a national holiday for the republic of Tunisia that's why a lot of shops are closed Carpets are part of the most known products in Tunisia (gives you Aladin Vibes, right ?) and it is all hand-made carpets made by women in their houses (it's very important to clarify though that nobody is forcing these women to do it, they are housewifes and they are doing it as a hobbie or a tradition passed from a generation to another generation, it is a good investment for housewifes to pass some of their time working on a product like this, so it is not forced on them by any means) The University of Zaytoona is the first University in the whole world, it was created in 734 (1289 years ago) When he spoke about "The Bey" he spoke about the leaders of the Ottoman Empire, they call them "Beys", Tunisia was under the ruling of the Ottoman Empire before the French Colonism (1881-1956) The guy also spoke about how the tourism has been heavily affected in 2019 because of Covid-19 so 75000 families got directly impacted because of the lack of tourists and that's why they are making prices cheaper because they have families to feed. One thing is important don't think that anyone would give you a tour for free, expect that he will be asking for something at the end
Thank you so much for sharing these insights! It's fascinating to learn about the unique cultural connections in Tunisia, like the 'Hindi' cactus and Tataouine's link to Star Wars. Those carpets were a thing of beauty and at first I was wondering about so much security and police around but later figured it out!! Once again, I’d like to thank you for taking the time to educate us about Tunisia's unique cultural connections. It's truly enriching to learn about these fascinating aspects!!🇹🇳❤️
we called it hindi in libya too because it is originated from america and mexico the land of indians the indegenous people of america even the scientific name of the cactus fruit is opuntia ficus indica
We were under Ottoman colonialism until 1705, after that it became an independent Tunisian kingdom called the Husseinid state until 1956, and since 1881 that kingdom still exists, but with French colonialism.
It’s a pleasure to see polite people enjoying their time in our precious Tunisia ❤️ But try guys to visit dfferent places as well like Tabarka, Beja , El kef or Aïn Draham and you will be surprised by a such beautiful nature there. Welcome everybody to the one of the most magical lands ever ❤
yoo i'm Tunisian as well and i really love this video, really thought that our people aren't soo welcoming, per example that first taxi man he told him 50TND from airport to Marsa like come on a bus would be 3TND at tops xD but it's the fun that counts, and yeaa all the places you said Tabarka, Beja, El Kef are really awesome places to visit, but you have to get a car and drive around for 10 days straight. In the end, Tunisia is small but there is a lot of good places to visit.
Welcome to Tunisia! Next time, it's advisable to be accompanied by a local resident to avoid scammers. Tunisians are generally warm and welcoming, but when it comes to money, some individuals can exhibit opportunistic and greedy behavior, particularly towards tourists. This is somewhat of a cultural trait, in fact.
Thank you to everyone who watched the video! I have absolutely loved filming in Tunisia and glad you guys are enjoying it too! Thanks to everyone who has commented! i just want to let you know getting overcharged for things happens in most places in the world as a tourist, including Tunisia. So don’t let that deter you. It doesn't define the country at all. Tunisia is filled with incredible people and stunning landscapes. So, don't let a single experience overshadow the beauty and kindness of the people here! I love it here and plan to come back many times! If you are enjoying the parts where I am speaking Arabic, you should subscribe to my Arabic channel l where I will be sharing all of my moments throughout the Arabic Speaking countries that I am speaking Arabic. It will be a documented journey to hopefully one day becoming fluent in Arabic: ua-cam.com/video/gxsJWNOtYso/v-deo.html By the way, we are giving away $500 of FREE apparel soon, sign up here so you don't miss out: bit.ly/500_ApparelGiveaway
the only Arab country I m excited to get to know and visit is Tunisia because it shares phoenician history with Lebanon. I m sure they have lots of phoenician DNA among them. love from Lebanon ❤
It hurts me as a tunisian to see tourists being ripped off, because the country is getting poorer and we feel for every dinar that is being overcharged. I like your positive attitude though, glad it did not affect your experience
Unbelievable! Your Levantine (mostly Lebanese) Arabic is perfect !!! 😂 But in Tunisia we speak Tunisian Arabic which is slightly different from Lebanese Arabic but u can understand the context . Welcome to Tunisia ❤
As a person only raised in Tunisian language and slangs i did not understand half the arabic in the video XDD but it's also because i study in a french school
@@ThundererR64T that's not something to be proud of , u have to love our language (dialect and official language) as a major factor of our Tunisity and Tunisian identity . But , if u were born and lived abroad , it's ok to know only the Tunisian dialect but the Standard Arabic is so beautiful too and it's part of our civilisational heritage . I'm so irritated of the French neo-colonialism of Tunisia and the sacralisation of the French language/culture and this pseudo-elitism of the some Francophone Tunisians on the Tunisian soil while they hate and denigrate most of Arabs/Muslims including Tunisians and learning Arabic in France is always considered as "Communautarisme" and non-integration to the society 😔
@@Hassenfeki i mean i like both languages and cultures i don't want any conflict between them but i do find an advantage in tunisia and it is to learn 3 Languages very easily: Arabic, French and English (and if you study in French schools even Spanish is a thing you learn) But i do agree with you that the arabic language is a very rich language.
I'll give you an example tunisia is bigger than qatar+lebanon+Palestine+emirates+kuweit al together and there's still sp ace also> ×2 the surface of jordan and so many others so it s considered average since the occupations that lead to this current surface which is still not "little" let s nkt forget that tunisia is the oldest civilization in north africa as carthage had the oldest and first constitution in history 😃 but thanks for the good words tho i just wanted to clarify the "little gem" thing♥️
@luvss6039 Sorry if I offended you or anyone, what I meant by little gem has nothing to do with the size of the country or its rich history, we all know that and nobody denies, no need to be too sensitive, my comnent was from the heart with no intention to offend anyone. Salam
@@luvss6039 En ce qui me concerne je ne pense pas du tout que c'est un joyau ni petit ni grand, la Tunisie comme destination touristique n'attire que pour ses prix low cost et ses plages, le reste du pays n'a rien de folichon
خلي ولاد بلادك تستزق مخيب غيشتك، باغضو في 30د زايدة {جماعة المطار هككا يخدموا، ماله تحبو ياقف 4 سوايع يستنى و مبعد يهزك كورسة بـ9آلاف ؟؟} وزيد ماريتهمش قداهمش جواعة هالزوز... الراجل حفات ساقيه معاهم في المدينة و هو يحوص بيهم في لخر بغضوه في عشرين دينار ؟ يحبوا guide touristique بوبلاش ... برى جرّب وقف أنت راجل في أمريكا و لا لندن و قول أعملي بيا دورة في المدينة متاعك و ضيع معايا نص نهار كامل بلاش، أتو يبزق في وجهك. قداكش طحان ينعن بوطحين، كان تجي قدام ما نطيحها فيك
Even if he is Tunisian these are the usual taxi prices thats why we always say never take a taxi in the airport go out to the street and take a taxi So, in fact, he wasn't robbed since these are the actual airport taxi prices
Hey there! I'm from Tunisia I really enjoyed watching your video about your first trip to Tunisia! It's always fascinating to see someone experiencing a new place for the first time. However, I'd like to share a bit of advice for future visits to Tunisia. Firstly, July can indeed be extremely hot in Tunisia, so it might be a good idea to consider visiting during a slightly cooler time of the year to make the most of your experience without the intense heat. Additionally, it's essential to be cautious with taxi drivers, restaurants etc. While many may seem friendly and helpful, it's unfortunately quite common for visitors to be overcharged 3 times the actual price. you can find friendly Tunisian people to help you no get ripped off 🙂. Also you should visit Djerba, Souse, Hamamet, Bizert, Mahdia ... they have amazing beaches and they're cool places to visit.
je suis allé au portugal c'était pareil, 33euros aéroport - hôtel (plus proche que l'aéroport de Tunis a la Marsa) étant donné que 33 euros = 100 dt. En plus il lui a donné 80 et a dit que c'était un pourboire@@kakuu.8716
I'm Tunisian. I'm so sad that this happened. That is what it is, some people, and there are a lot use that against you to spoil some cash. But, that's said, always avoid people that have such behaviors, from the beginning politely. Tunisia has many very good places to visit and enjoy, from the north to the south. I will happy to share from my own time to make you a one or two days journey, as a friend. If you plan to come one day, let's meet. Enjoy this beautiful country. Cheers
So happy to see you visit a new country and you are doing great with your Arabic, Mabelle did great for sure! Thank you for the happiness you are sharing 😊❤
Cool video! Tunisia is a very beautiful country I bet you enjoyed it. This Summer's heat wave was a one in a lifetime experience,very exceptional. Next time when you arrive take a taxi from the outside of the airport you walk few meters outside and the taxi will cost you less than 1/3 what those arnaqueurs taxi drivers ask.
You’re making a real progress not only on your arabic but on your videos quality too ! Keep it up « khayy » BTW save this word you will need it ; « mrigel » When you want to get ride of someone or something just say « mrigel » 3 times XD And lastly you are welcome to visit Hammamet 🇹🇳
Brother I m Tunisian and unfortunately the taxi driver scammed you... they do it all the time even to Tunisians because it s too hard to find one there so they use it as an opportunity to charge more by law any Taxi on duty have to work with meter and they can t charge you without it. From the airport to Marsa it s between 10Dinars to 20Dinars or max with some change you can even google it 50dt it s too much to avoid this kind of scammers you can use the app Bolt it s a bit more expensive but still alot cheaper than 50dt
Welcome to Tunisia hope you enjoyed it! There are many underrated and very interesting places beside Tunis you should really give them a go one day! Like Monastir , Sousse , EL jem , Kairaouan , Beja , Tabarka , Ain draham , Tozeur , Douz , ... to name a few
I remember when u went to Pakistan .. u had less then 100k subs that series of vids got me hooked on your content now u r approaching 700K - continued success to you bro
Wow! this is amazing! Mac, I didn't realise your arabic is that good now 😍Beautiful place! I always wanted to go to Tunisia. looking forward to this series. love the Spanish too 😀. Always a good adventure with Harry
53:25 i am a tunisian and that item is 2 USD worth , i got one 7 years ago and it was for 2 USD only , those places are x1000 the prices , it s sad how they r trying to scam people especialy youtubers , even the taxi guy he scamed you and that ride should be 15 dinars ... for anyone willing to visit tunisia , i recommand a friend guide
The arabic is toooo good I'm stunned,confused,and delighted at the same time!😍 You're a native atp😂 I'm biased enough to say arab travel series are my TOP fav because the interactions are always wholesome and the energy is just different!! Ahlann wa sahlan tunisia!🥰🥰
You are consistently leaving the best comments and thank you so much!! I have been practicing so much arabic behind the scenes and I was so excited to finally be able to use it and see how things go! 😍😍 I am nearly native now hahaha😂😂 I love them too, so many incredible places and consistently always great interactions, you are so spot on! Ahlannnn w sahlannn tunisia!!! 🥰🥰
Ana kteer mabsoot ya khayyee mac.. I am amazed by your progress in learning the lebo language.. You are our ambassador. Greetings from the country that loves you 🇱🇧🌷🇱🇧🌷🇱🇧❤️
Worldnomac in Tunisia!🇹🇳🇹🇳 Genuinely one of my favourite UA-camrs💯 Having grown up in the uk my Tunisian is just a bit better than yours😉 massive respect to you for trying to speak the language! Truly a great watch❤ enjoy your stay bro👊
i would never thought that they can promote us like that the way they talk the vocabulary the knowledge of our history and how they present it is well done never felt proud ❤TN
I always say it to my friends out there , if you want to explore Tunisia , U NEED to have a local friend or person to guide u through more efficiently and definitely cheaper. Welcome to Tunisia btw
I was on that exact same roof looking at that exact same view and loved it. I even have a picture of the blue door with the two hands for the two families. Thank you so much for a walk down memory lane. :)
Such enriching content and information from both sides. Learning history is interesting again because of you guys! 🙌 Btw.. those mosaics were heaven! 💙
@worldnomac I watched all of your Tunisia videos as part of my prep for a 6 week teaching assignment in Tunis. Loved them all! I just arrived this morning and took a walk through the Medina. I walked through the Bab El Bhar and down the path you went and thought to myself, I wonder if I'll see that Tour guide. No joke, at that same moment the guy just magically appeared out of no where right next to me. It scared the crap out of me ha. He then immediately proceeded to give me the same spiel he gave you. I told him I've heard that all before and we parted ways. Ha crazy....Thank you for your videos!
Good fun and Tunesia looks nice .... The chatty guy knows what scap he is doing ... I travel FT and am super cautious when someone chats me up and is overly friendly ...I went through this in Istambul ...
*As a British who went to Tunisia in the summer of 2022 I can confirm that this country Tunisia is one of the best countries in the world ! I love the weather there with the food (I like spicy food) and the beach 😍🤩 this summer I will return to Tunisia 💗*
Im impressed by how your Arabic improved so quickly!!,, I’m a native Arabic speaker from Jordan and could barely understand the Tunisian dialect when i was an exchange student there. Fun fact: in Tunisia u can’t say يعطيك العافيه(ea’ateek el afeih ) cuz it means something totally different than what it means in the levantine Arabic but it seems like the taxi driver understood that ur speaking the Lebanese dialect lol
Sorry brother, but you got ripped off: La Marsa is not far away from the airport and you should have paid way less than 50 tnd. In the beginning, when he knew that you are a UA-camr, he advised you to get a taxi from the 1st floor (those who drop travelers coming to the airport) because he doesn't want to be exposed. Indeed a few like himself wait in the parking so that they scam foreigners who come for the 1st time and sometimes native Tunisians as well, those who aren't aware of that game.
Great video 👍 A message to all tourists don’t talk to stranger on the street. If you need a guide just book one through the website. They have a badge and they won’t take advantage of you. That guy knows exactly what he’s doing take you to his mates shops then get a commission. Don’t be shy. With a smile just say no thank you we don’t need a guide. 53:18 50 Dinars 🙈🙈🙈 That’s very expansive. more like 5 Dinars. Take care and be safe out there. Btw, I’m an Amazigh-British - Tunisian 🇬🇧🇹🇳💪
Mac nearly 700K subs ...tbh I havent caught any of your vids for a good amount of time (Got busy with living :) ) - WTF your Arabic has come on leaps and bounds bro
Great video. Tunisia looks great to visit. I think we were all waiting for the sales push on the rugs, although he accepted no without being too pushy and seems a decent guy. Good to see. The guy with the languages is a super tout
I saw so many nice things in that souvenir/rug shop that I wish they sold where I’m at. Thankfully the rug shop owner was gracious. It was nice of the tour guide to show and name the Turkish mosques and other buildings.
There's a group of touts whose job it is to get people to that shop. I was even approached by one who I'd seen many times in UA-cam videos, he looked shocked when I addressed him by name! I had actually wanted to go to that shop so I could see that view, so when I was first approached by a tout, I asked him to take me straight there. I even got away with paying for his efforts as a tour guide as I asked him to take me to his family's perfume shop, something I was looking to buy anyway! It's all about doing your research beforehand. Oh, and even though those "ruins" on the shop's rooftop may look old, one of the shop workers admitted to me that they were built in 2006! 😂
Yes!! Mac and Harry the legends! So excited for this series. A lot of funny moments in this video. I think I’m eating this wrong, pulls three fish bones out while the president drives by 😂😂
You are welcomeة It's nice of you that you don't try to show the bad aspects of the country Thank you for your taste. Take care of those who speak several languages.
Tunisia is on my bucket list. I look forward to your travels in Tunisia. I appreciate when locals provide information, but I don't like when the expectation is that you must pay them and also be firm to make them go away if they are being too pushy. Mac, when will you return to Pakistan? Your vlogs there were so good. Also, I would love you see you go to Afghanistan. There are a lot of vloggers going there now.
Thank you so much!!🙏 Well, you’re on the right track, Tunisia is the place to be in!! It’s always the best to interact with the locals and get some information!! I’d love to revisit Pakistan and explore Afghanistan soon as well!!❤️
@@nayaab5980 Yes he was asking for money as they were leaving. He offered the tour. There was no talk of cost then. Either your hospitable or not. Otherwise you just look like a hustler. You don'y see this in Pakistan. Everything is offered from the heart.
@@CG68810 why we should compare countries and people from here or there? In every place in the world there are bad and good people, that's normal. In Tunisia we have a lot of good people and hospitality is in our habits and roots without exceptions. These who ask are working by themselves with tourists so it happens.
@@yosserhalloul5199 Yes I realize this. I didn't say all Tunisian people are like that. I am talking about the specific ones who try to take advatnage of tourists who are your guests and bringing money and helping the economy. Those people are a problem and make tourists have a bad impression of a country. It still doesn't mean I don't want to visit.
23:32 that guy is eitehr natioanl gard special forces or president security service i was wondering how the first thought u got is a mercenary right in the center of the capital
Welcome to my country first of all ♥️ there’s tight security measures cause of all the terrorist attacks that the country have been through after the revolution… I recommend you get in contact with some of our youth as they speak English very well + plus they will save you from the tourist scams :p I hope u enjoy your experience here, our country is truly beautiful don’t stick to the common tourist attraction, go visit the north west, the south, cap bon, the hidden gems!
Most of the people you met are scammers who are only looking for money. My advice to you as a young Tunisian is that next time you want to explore Tunisia, look for a friend of Tunisian origin who will receive you like content creators like you, so that you can greatly enjoy your experience and avoid all kinds of fraud and fraud in Tunisia due to the economic crisis it is going through. It has changed and it is difficult to live there, so most people are looking for any way to earn money. I will not be long, welcome to Tunisia, and I hope you will not be disappointed in us.
The only scammer is the first taxi driver and the drum guy He should run the machine like the second taxi driver and pay only what you see in the number will show up I have a problem with the airport taxi driver every time a go home I like to take taxi from the second floor of the airport no ASCAMER get overd
BEYOND impressed with your Arabic!!! That’s only 1 year of practice! And Arabic is the most difficult language! Imagine what 5 years with your wife will do!
Tunisia is a beautiful country, a country with many civilizations, a country with sea, desert and agriculture. It is an integrated country with educated people. Tunisia is the rare piece in the world.❤❤
Man those MF taxi drivers r nasty scammers. Yr trip originally cost 7 Dinars but he charged u 50 Dinar + tips and that’s way too much. You gotta be careful out there and be safe bro
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Man the amount of arabic sayings you caught from lebanon and your ability to accurately use them in the right situations, that's insane, never seen someone learn arabic get to this level that quickly.
Picked up sooo many from living in Lebanon for nearly 1.5 years on and off, it shocks me too haha
@@worldnomac your arabic is getting much better keep going bro from morocco
Precisely my thoughts ..Mac always makes the effort to speak the local langs.
Native speaker here and I gotta say this got my interest peaked as well. KOLAK ZOKE made me 😂 but yeah, pronunciation is by comparison less important than saying such phrases
it was a good laugh
AWESOME! So entertaining especially with the guy who responds in Spanish when you talk to him in Arabic😂🤣🤣 He was speaking all 5 languages he knows at the same time 😂😂😂 Tunisian is now on my bucket list 💯🇹🇳
He was soooo good at speaking languages I was shocked and couldnt keep up 😂🤣🤣 It made for such an incredible first day!
Bro im tunisian you payed 25 dollars when you just need to pay only 5 or 4😂
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there are to many guys like him thier job is just enoying tourists to get money from them and they work for the stores that they bring tourists to
@@asleneaslene7873ya3mbou t7inek y’a 3afat
I'm a Tunisian citizen, And I want to mention something very important to me and to all viewers and for Nomac, this Action 55:24 to 55:57 that was made with this scammer guy didn't represent us so be careful guys from those kinds of people.
Tji tloum te3ther
@@mortarom2483 yezik ble lou8a 7aja eli 3malha sayed mta3 tjobir
He is not a scammer man. Time is money he give them he is time
They must payed him what he asked for
The tunisia guy he pay fir the cactus from he is pocket they should appreciate that
If it was me I will give him the 40 no bargain with him
Very simple 👌
Zouari is definetly another scammer lol don’t believe this guy😂
20dt each for beers he said xD
Just wanted to clarify some points that maybe slipped without a lot of understanding, I am Tunisian and I can explain these:
When you asked that guy if he speaks Indian and he replied this is hindi while pointing to the Cactus, that's because in Tunisia we call Cactus "Hindi" which is literally in arabic language translated as "indian" idk why we call it like that hahaha
Also, when he said he's from "Tataouine" he wasn't kidding, there's a city in the south of Tunisia called "Tataouine" and they filmed some scenes from Star wars in that city, so basically the name of planet of Tatwin is taken from an existing tunisian city.
You can know how many families are living in the house by seeing the door, if the door has two hands it means two family are living (or used to live there) however 1 hand means just one family is living there.
He pointed out to the Jasmin flower drawn on the wall because Jasmin flower is the national flower of Tunisia and it is a cultural thing in Tunisian society. (as well as Olives)
25th of July is a national holiday for the republic of Tunisia that's why a lot of shops are closed
Carpets are part of the most known products in Tunisia (gives you Aladin Vibes, right ?) and it is all hand-made carpets made by women in their houses (it's very important to clarify though that nobody is forcing these women to do it, they are housewifes and they are doing it as a hobbie or a tradition passed from a generation to another generation, it is a good investment for housewifes to pass some of their time working on a product like this, so it is not forced on them by any means)
The University of Zaytoona is the first University in the whole world, it was created in 734 (1289 years ago)
When he spoke about "The Bey" he spoke about the leaders of the Ottoman Empire, they call them "Beys", Tunisia was under the ruling of the Ottoman Empire before the French Colonism (1881-1956)
The guy also spoke about how the tourism has been heavily affected in 2019 because of Covid-19 so 75000 families got directly impacted because of the lack of tourists and that's why they are making prices cheaper because they have families to feed.
One thing is important don't think that anyone would give you a tour for free, expect that he will be asking for something at the end
Thank you so much for sharing these insights! It's fascinating to learn about the unique cultural connections in Tunisia, like the 'Hindi' cactus and Tataouine's link to Star Wars. Those carpets were a thing of beauty and at first I was wondering about so much security and police around but later figured it out!!
Once again, I’d like to thank you for taking the time to educate us about Tunisia's unique cultural connections. It's truly enriching to learn about these fascinating aspects!!🇹🇳❤️
@@worldnomac you're welcome, thanks for promoting to Tunisia and your arabic is super good, keep lerning it you're doing well 👏
we called it hindi in libya too because it is originated from america and mexico the land of indians the indegenous people of america even the scientific name of the cactus fruit is opuntia ficus indica
We were under Ottoman colonialism until 1705, after that it became an independent Tunisian kingdom called the Husseinid state until 1956, and since 1881 that kingdom still exists, but with French colonialism.
@@Asmabouchelligua thanks for clarifying this Asma
It’s a pleasure to see polite people enjoying their time in our precious Tunisia ❤️
But try guys to visit dfferent places as well like Tabarka, Beja , El kef or Aïn Draham and you will be surprised by a such beautiful nature there.
Welcome everybody to the one of the most magical lands ever ❤
yoo i'm Tunisian as well and i really love this video, really thought that our people aren't soo welcoming, per example that first taxi man he told him 50TND from airport to Marsa like come on a bus would be 3TND at tops xD but it's the fun that counts, and yeaa all the places you said Tabarka, Beja, El Kef are really awesome places to visit, but you have to get a car and drive around for 10 days straight. In the end, Tunisia is small but there is a lot of good places to visit.
There are hot springs in Qorbosقربص near the Tunisian capital that I have visited in 2001 ...
Ain Daraham , as I have seen on Google is situated at 800 meters height and could experience snow fall ...
Greetings from Lebanon to the world...
I live in el kef my home is there
Barrières, barrières. Barrière ......بلاد كلها بريارات تعيف
Welcome to Tunisia! Next time, it's advisable to be accompanied by a local resident to avoid scammers. Tunisians are generally warm and welcoming, but when it comes to money, some individuals can exhibit opportunistic and greedy behavior, particularly towards tourists. This is somewhat of a cultural trait, in fact.
Thank you to everyone who watched the video! I have absolutely loved filming in Tunisia and glad you guys are enjoying it too! Thanks to everyone who has commented! i just want to let you know getting overcharged for things happens in most places in the world as a tourist, including Tunisia. So don’t let that deter you. It doesn't define the country at all. Tunisia is filled with incredible people and stunning landscapes. So, don't let a single experience overshadow the beauty and kindness of the people here! I love it here and plan to come back many times!
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the only Arab country I m excited to get to know and visit is Tunisia because it shares phoenician history with Lebanon. I m sure they have lots of phoenician DNA among them. love from Lebanon ❤
Welcome to Tunisia the best country in the world ever
Glad that you love it here 🥰 just felt bad seeing you being overcharged but for sure it doesn't define the country enjoy your stay you are welcome ❤️
40 dinar 😅😅
It hurts me as a tunisian to see tourists being ripped off, because the country is getting poorer and we feel for every dinar that is being overcharged. I like your positive attitude though, glad it did not affect your experience
U’ve made lightning fast progress with ur Arabic. Mabelle’s really done an amazing job teaching you that, bro :))
She is an incredible teacher!! It is a hard language :)
@@worldnomacwelcome to my country 🇹🇳. where are you from , man.
I am really impressed by your arabic, i am lebanese and i can hardly understand the tunisian dialect. Hats off man
Thank you so much!!
Yes, it’s different from the Lebanese one!
Wow ! You are making so much progress in Arabic, it’s impressive !
Tunis looks amazing by the way, looking forward to seeing more of Tunisia ❤
Thank you so much!!
Couldn’t agree more, Tunisia is absolutely stunning!! 🤩🇹🇳
Unbelievable! Your Levantine (mostly Lebanese) Arabic is perfect !!! 😂
But in Tunisia we speak Tunisian Arabic which is slightly different from Lebanese Arabic but u can understand the context .
Welcome to Tunisia ❤
Thank you so much for your kind words!!🙏
Agreed, it is different from Lebanese but i’m trying my best to understand Tunisian dialect!!❤️
I love your content.Thank you for showing the world our beautiful Tunisia and you are always welcome🇹🇳😍
As a person only raised in Tunisian language and slangs i did not understand half the arabic in the video XDD but it's also because i study in a french school
@@ThundererR64T that's not something to be proud of , u have to love our language (dialect and official language) as a major factor of our Tunisity and Tunisian identity .
But , if u were born and lived abroad , it's ok to know only the Tunisian dialect but the Standard Arabic is so beautiful too and it's part of our civilisational heritage .
I'm so irritated of the French neo-colonialism of Tunisia and the sacralisation of the French language/culture and this pseudo-elitism of the some Francophone Tunisians on the Tunisian soil while they hate and denigrate most of Arabs/Muslims including Tunisians and learning Arabic in France is always considered as "Communautarisme" and non-integration to the society 😔
@@Hassenfeki i mean i like both languages and cultures i don't want any conflict between them but i do find an advantage in tunisia and it is to learn 3 Languages very easily: Arabic, French and English (and if you study in French schools even Spanish is a thing you learn)
But i do agree with you that the arabic language is a very rich language.
Why would you question the beauty of Tunisia! Such a beautiful little gem❤ greetings from an Algerian 😊
@@sanaaloui2470شفت كيفاش يتكلمو رغم احنا اقدم في الحضاره منهم بلادهم الي يقولو قاره احنا اقدم منها بميات السنين الله يهديه
I'll give you an example tunisia is bigger than qatar+lebanon+Palestine+emirates+kuweit al together and there's still sp ace also> ×2 the surface of jordan and so many others so it s considered average since the occupations that lead to this current surface which is still not "little" let s nkt forget that tunisia is the oldest civilization in north africa as carthage had the oldest and first constitution in history 😃 but thanks for the good words tho i just wanted to clarify the "little gem" thing♥️
@luvss6039 Sorry if I offended you or anyone, what I meant by little gem has nothing to do with the size of the country or its rich history, we all know that and nobody denies, no need to be too sensitive, my comnent was from the heart with no intention to offend anyone. Salam
@@luvss6039 En ce qui me concerne je ne pense pas du tout que c'est un joyau ni petit ni grand, la Tunisie comme destination touristique n'attire que pour ses prix low cost et ses plages, le reste du pays n'a rien de folichon
feels good to see international people enjoy our hosting, next time you visit you're invited to lunch with my family, brother!!!
تكسيست ب60 دينار ولاخر قلو انا من امريكا، ديما منورينا هالمناضر المقلبة... تفيه مخيب عيشتكم
3𝒂𝒎𝒍𝒐𝒖 𝒍.𝒇𝒂𝒅𝒉7 𝒎𝒂𝒍𝒍𝒂 7𝒂𝒍𝒂 𝒇𝒆𝒉𝒐𝒎
el 60 dinar tip ya mbahem
تي انا كل ما نهبط يعرضوني كيف لكلاب يحشو فيه واحد طلب عليا 80 دينار و الكورسة 19
الحق في الحاكم الي يقسم معاهم هاو الصحيح
@@DUBAICOIN_DBIX في الفيديو عاطيه tip
خلي ولاد بلادك تستزق مخيب غيشتك، باغضو في 30د زايدة {جماعة المطار هككا يخدموا، ماله تحبو ياقف 4 سوايع يستنى و مبعد يهزك كورسة بـ9آلاف ؟؟}
وزيد ماريتهمش قداهمش جواعة هالزوز... الراجل حفات ساقيه معاهم في المدينة و هو يحوص بيهم في لخر بغضوه في عشرين دينار ؟ يحبوا guide touristique بوبلاش ... برى جرّب وقف أنت راجل في أمريكا و لا لندن و قول أعملي بيا دورة في المدينة متاعك و ضيع معايا نص نهار كامل بلاش، أتو يبزق في وجهك.
قداكش طحان ينعن بوطحين، كان تجي قدام ما نطيحها فيك
Glad to see the legend Harry is back! 🎉🎉🎉
Always a pleasure with the British legend!!
@@worldnomac He is the best British! 👍🥰🙌
That is facts!!
@@worldnomac You are so right! 👍👍👍
@@giannishenwhat's the name of his channel again?
I'm astonished by how far a long you have come with speaking Arabic, good for you.
Thank you so much!!
Comments like these motivate to learn further!🙏
Glad you liked our country and hope you re-visit it again :)
50 dinars for a taxi ride from airport to la Marsa ? That costs 9 dinars! Omg I’m speechless! They robbed u literally!
سراق كلها من أول المطار لأخر المطار حتى من الحاكم اذكا حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل كلها فلوس حرام سيحاسبون وان شاء الله نكون شاهد على ذالك
50 dinars-
Ohhh
Yes the price of the airport taxi is more than the normal taxi , I’m Tunisian and the driver said to me 40 dinar
they scammed u too!@@riihababdennabii3548
Even if he is Tunisian these are the usual taxi prices thats why we always say never take a taxi in the airport go out to the street and take a taxi
So, in fact, he wasn't robbed since these are the actual airport taxi prices
Hey there! I'm from Tunisia I really enjoyed watching your video about your first trip to Tunisia! It's always fascinating to see someone experiencing a new place for the first time.
However, I'd like to share a bit of advice for future visits to Tunisia.
Firstly, July can indeed be extremely hot in Tunisia, so it might be a good idea to consider visiting during a slightly cooler time of the year to make the most of your experience without the intense heat.
Additionally, it's essential to be cautious with taxi drivers, restaurants etc. While many may seem friendly and helpful, it's unfortunately quite common for visitors to be overcharged 3 times the actual price. you can find friendly Tunisian people to help you no get ripped off 🙂.
Also you should visit Djerba, Souse, Hamamet, Bizert, Mahdia ... they have amazing beaches and they're cool places to visit.
Ce qui manque à ce pays c’est l’honnêteté
il lui a donner 100 dinars pour aeroport jusqu'a la marsa pffff
je suis allé au portugal c'était pareil, 33euros aéroport - hôtel (plus proche que l'aéroport de Tunis a la Marsa) étant donné que 33 euros = 100 dt.
En plus il lui a donné 80 et a dit que c'était un pourboire@@kakuu.8716
@@kakuu.8716 bayen men manthrou ou kifech yetsarref ki chef al caméra
Welcome to our beautiful country 🇹🇳❤️
Thank you so much, happy to be there!!🇹🇳❤️
Yes beautiful😂 lm so nicefull,, give me 20 dinnar for beer 🍺
@@worldnomacme too i want 50 to beer🍻
I'm Tunisian. I'm so sad that this happened. That is what it is, some people, and there are a lot use that against you to spoil some cash.
But, that's said, always avoid people that have such behaviors, from the beginning politely. Tunisia has many very good places to visit and enjoy, from the north to the south.
I will happy to share from my own time to make you a one or two days journey, as a friend. If you plan to come one day, let's meet. Enjoy this beautiful country. Cheers
Your arabic is amazing ! Sukran Habibi. 👳🏻♂️👌🏻
Shukran habib, thank you!!
Woah ... Mr Jaggard is with you again ...tbh some of your best content has been when you have hooked up with your mates
So happy to see you visit a new country and you are doing great with your Arabic, Mabelle did great for sure! Thank you for the happiness you are sharing 😊❤
Thank you so much for watching!!
Yes, Cheers to Mabelle ❤️ for teaching me arabic!! Pleasure to be sharing it!!🙏
Cool video! Tunisia is a very beautiful country I bet you enjoyed it. This Summer's heat wave was a one in a lifetime experience,very exceptional. Next time when you arrive take a taxi from the outside of the airport you walk few meters outside and the taxi will cost you less than 1/3 what those arnaqueurs taxi drivers ask.
Thank you so much for this tip!!
Agreed, it is blessed with amazing views!!
It was one of the hottest places i’ve ever been to, it was boiling!!
@@worldnomac I guess the whole world climate was and still weird this year. This summer was something out of logic.
You’re making a real progress not only on your arabic but on your videos quality too !
Keep it up « khayy »
BTW save this word you will need it ; « mrigel »
When you want to get ride of someone or something just say « mrigel » 3 times XD
And lastly you are welcome to visit Hammamet 🇹🇳
Brother I m Tunisian and unfortunately the taxi driver scammed you... they do it all the time even to Tunisians because it s too hard to find one there so they use it as an opportunity to charge more by law any Taxi on duty have to work with meter and they can t charge you without it. From the airport to Marsa it s between 10Dinars to 20Dinars or max with some change you can even google it 50dt it s too much to avoid this kind of scammers you can use the app Bolt it s a bit more expensive but still alot cheaper than 50dt
Ena zeda nsrvazni taxi w zid metfahem howa w boulis eli f matar
خراااا فيه الحق التكسي ظاهر جبري و قلبو خايببب
صدمني البوليس سكتلو ظاهرلي متفاهم معاه مخيبها الغشة
@@ManelleAbassiكان جات بلاد معادش ترمتو يحطها على التاكسي
الغشة حرام وزيد سمعة خايبة لتونس
Welcome to Tunisia hope you enjoyed it! There are many underrated and very interesting places beside Tunis you should really give them a go one day! Like Monastir , Sousse , EL jem , Kairaouan , Beja , Tabarka , Ain draham , Tozeur , Douz , ... to name a few
I remember when u went to Pakistan .. u had less then 100k subs that series of vids got me hooked on your content
now u r approaching 700K - continued success to you bro
Wow! this is amazing! Mac, I didn't realise your arabic is that good now 😍Beautiful place! I always wanted to go to Tunisia. looking forward to this series. love the Spanish too 😀. Always a good adventure with Harry
Thank you so much!!
Been practicing it for a while now!!
Oh yes Tunisia should be on everyone’s list!! 🇹🇳 Well I’m a man of multiple languages!! 😂
Dude you're living just behind my place, thats bad i didn't know ya both but glad to see you having fun.
Thanks for showing love and spreading it.
Great work it is such an amazing place to visit tunisia ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much!!🙏
It is absolutely amazing!!🇹🇳❤️
Fantastic video, thanks guys !
Thanks for watching!!
Glad you enjoyed it!!
53:25 i am a tunisian and that item is 2 USD worth , i got one 7 years ago and it was for 2 USD only , those places are x1000 the prices , it s sad how they r trying to scam people especialy youtubers , even the taxi guy he scamed you and that ride should be 15 dinars ... for anyone willing to visit tunisia , i recommand a friend guide
this video was amazing Tunisia really is beautiful definitely subscribing
The arabic is toooo good I'm stunned,confused,and delighted at the same time!😍 You're a native atp😂 I'm biased enough to say arab travel series are my TOP fav because the interactions are always wholesome and the energy is just different!! Ahlann wa sahlan tunisia!🥰🥰
You are consistently leaving the best comments and thank you so much!! I have been practicing so much arabic behind the scenes and I was so excited to finally be able to use it and see how things go! 😍😍 I am nearly native now hahaha😂😂 I love them too, so many incredible places and consistently always great interactions, you are so spot on! Ahlannnn w sahlannn tunisia!!! 🥰🥰
Keep going!! Excited to hear more of your arabic! Proud of you and mabelle🤩🙏
Feels good to watch Tunisia with this vibes good job
Ana kteer mabsoot ya khayyee mac.. I am amazed by your progress in learning the lebo language.. You are our ambassador. Greetings from the country that loves you 🇱🇧🌷🇱🇧🌷🇱🇧❤️
Thank you so much, I love Lebanon and all the people there! It makes me that much more excited to learn more and more arabic!
@@worldnomacyeslamle. byetghayar moodi lamma min choufak ya khaye
It's always a pleasure seeing my fellow tunisians taking advantage of tourists, what a shame...
Welcome to the best country tunisia❤️🇹🇳❤️
Pleasure to be there!!❤️
55:30 I got the same think for 2 tdn, btw I think that your friend works with the guys at the shops
I am happy u came to my country :D I'd love to watch vlogs in Tunisia
Thank you so much for watching!!❤️
i freakin love these travel vlogs.
Welcome to Tunisia, my friend. I am from Marsa , Mohamed Ali Tabqa. Did you enjoy coming to that place? There is a good place there.❤❤
Thank you so much!!🙏
Absolutely loved it there!!🇹🇳❤️
Love Tunisia 🇹🇳❤
For real, 🇹🇳 is ❤️!!
❤️❤️
Worldnomac in Tunisia!🇹🇳🇹🇳
Genuinely one of my favourite UA-camrs💯
Having grown up in the uk my Tunisian is just a bit better than yours😉 massive respect to you for trying to speak the language! Truly a great watch❤ enjoy your stay bro👊
Yessir!!
Thank you so much for your support!!❤️
Really means a lot!!🙏
@@worldnomac keep doing your thing bro!💙
surprise me alot the fact u know how to speak Arabic, my bf is lebanese aswell and I'm learning aswell arabic. allahumma barik
Yeah people are always very surprised haha thats amazing, yaatik alafiah
Dude your Arabic is excellent, well done Mac👍
Thank you so much!! Really appreciate your feedback 🙂
Shit i second that beast, even lebanese living abroad dnt talk that fluently
Ive got Mabelle as a great teacher!
i would never thought that they can promote us like that the way they talk the vocabulary the knowledge of our history and how they present it is well done never felt proud
❤TN
I always say it to my friends out there , if you want to explore Tunisia , U NEED to have a local friend or person to guide u through more efficiently and definitely cheaper.
Welcome to Tunisia btw
A local that knows how to deal with dishonest people ( hoping that he is honest )
Nice and clean video, Tunisia is very beautiful, your also welcome to visit my country Kenya
You make great vids I hope 🤞 to follow in your footsteps very inspiring . Thx 🙏
Keep pushing my man, practice makes perfect !
@@worldnomac thx 🙏 so much I really appreciate the reply bro 😎!!! Epic
Your Arabic is amazing!!
Thank you!!
Man your Arabic is impressive, feels like I’m watching a whole new person. 😂
Thank you so much!!🙏
Still a long way to go!!
Your Arabic is just great , I was surprised at first when I heard you talking in Arabic and welcome to Tunisia I hope you enjoy your stay.
welcome to Tunisia 🇹🇳❤
Pleasure to be there!!❤️🇹🇳
I was on that exact same roof looking at that exact same view and loved it. I even have a picture of the blue door with the two hands for the two families. Thank you so much for a walk down memory lane. :)
Such enriching content and information from both sides. Learning history is interesting again because of you guys! 🙌 Btw.. those mosaics were heaven! 💙
Thank you so much for watching and supporting!!❤️
Those mosaics were a piece of art!!🙏
@@worldnomacstop OMG de haïk wathiy Failme
@worldnomac I watched all of your Tunisia videos as part of my prep for a 6 week teaching assignment in Tunis. Loved them all! I just arrived this morning and took a walk through the Medina. I walked through the Bab El Bhar and down the path you went and thought to myself, I wonder if I'll see that Tour guide. No joke, at that same moment the guy just magically appeared out of no where right next to me. It scared the crap out of me ha. He then immediately proceeded to give me the same spiel he gave you. I told him I've heard that all before and we parted ways. Ha crazy....Thank you for your videos!
Welcome to Tunisia 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🌟⭐⭐⭐❤❤❤❤❤
Good fun and Tunesia looks nice .... The chatty guy knows what scap he is doing ... I travel FT and am super cautious when someone chats me up and is overly friendly ...I went through this in Istambul ...
Hello.. Mac bro.. how are you doing ? You're a very good man ,😍😍 thank you ! to show us beautiful country's .. ❤️❤️ love from Assam ❤️❤️❤️🙏
I’m doing great bro and you ? ❤️😍 love to Assam!
*As a British who went to Tunisia in the summer of 2022 I can confirm that this country Tunisia is one of the best countries in the world ! I love the weather there with the food (I like spicy food) and the beach 😍🤩 this summer I will return to Tunisia 💗*
Ana min America lmao your legend brother hurry up and come to Sydney il take you around my hood the lebanese hood haha
lmao hell yeah, I cant wait to come out there we definitely gotta explore Leb australia when I make a trip down under!!
Congrats on ur spoken lebanese !! Understandable in the whole arabic world.
Thank you so much!! :))
@@worldnomacbahiy
Welcome in Tunisia !
I would love to invite you and your friend harry to a dinner in my home ❤️😘
Happy to be there!!!
Thank you so much, really appreciate your kindness and generosity!!❤️🙏
Im impressed by how your Arabic improved so quickly!!,, I’m a native Arabic speaker from Jordan and could barely understand the Tunisian dialect when i was an exchange student there. Fun fact: in Tunisia u can’t say يعطيك العافيه(ea’ateek el afeih ) cuz it means something totally different than what it means in the levantine Arabic but it seems like the taxi driver understood that ur speaking the Lebanese dialect lol
Sorry brother, but you got ripped off: La Marsa is not far away from the airport and you should have paid way less than 50 tnd. In the beginning, when he knew that you are a UA-camr, he advised you to get a taxi from the 1st floor (those who drop travelers coming to the airport) because he doesn't want to be exposed. Indeed a few like himself wait in the parking so that they scam foreigners who come for the 1st time and sometimes native Tunisians as well, those who aren't aware of that game.
تو عرفت علاش اللي يجي يحلف عليها ما يرجعش
he paid only 40 tnd and doesn't got ripped of
@@jerbiSofiene he payed 80 tnd
فضحونا شوف في آخر الفيديو الرجل إلي طلب الفلوس منهم 😔
As a Lebanese, I was blown away by your arabic! Their arabic is so different from ours it is normal to be confused
Great video 👍
A message to all tourists don’t talk to stranger on the street. If you need a guide just book one through the website.
They have a badge and they won’t take advantage of you.
That guy knows exactly what he’s doing take you to his mates shops then get a commission.
Don’t be shy. With a smile just say no thank you we don’t need a guide.
53:18 50 Dinars 🙈🙈🙈
That’s very expansive. more like 5 Dinars.
Take care and be safe out there.
Btw, I’m an Amazigh-British - Tunisian 🇬🇧🇹🇳💪
Thank you so much!!🙏
Learnt my lesson the hard way!!
Despite all, nothing changes my mind how kind Tunisian people are!!🇹🇳❤️
@@worldnomac
Hi mate. Over all they are kind.
Enjoy your self ❤️🇹🇳🇺🇸❤️
Mac nearly 700K subs ...tbh I havent caught any of your vids for a good amount of time (Got busy with living :) ) - WTF your Arabic has come on leaps and bounds bro
Great video. Tunisia looks great to visit. I think we were all waiting for the sales push on the rugs, although he accepted no without being too pushy and seems a decent guy. Good to see. The guy with the languages is a super tout
I saw so many nice things in that souvenir/rug shop that I wish they sold where I’m at. Thankfully the rug shop owner was gracious. It was nice of the tour guide to show and name the Turkish mosques and other buildings.
There's a group of touts whose job it is to get people to that shop. I was even approached by one who I'd seen many times in UA-cam videos, he looked shocked when I addressed him by name! I had actually wanted to go to that shop so I could see that view, so when I was first approached by a tout, I asked him to take me straight there. I even got away with paying for his efforts as a tour guide as I asked him to take me to his family's perfume shop, something I was looking to buy anyway! It's all about doing your research beforehand.
Oh, and even though those "ruins" on the shop's rooftop may look old, one of the shop workers admitted to me that they were built in 2006! 😂
Thank you so much for watching!!
Yes, Tunisia is absolutely amazing!!🤩
Oh, he was definitely an interesting character!!😂
@worldnomac he was and I thought you and Harry dealt with him well and with courtesy. Well done mate 👍
Bro all food and fruits organic nice❤ and very very delicious 😃
good too see you after a long long time
keep exploring
love from Butwal , Nepal 🇳🇵
Great to have you back and love to nepal ❤️🙏
Yes!! Mac and Harry the legends! So excited for this series. A lot of funny moments in this video. I think I’m eating this wrong, pulls three fish bones out while the president drives by 😂😂
Thank you so much!!
Well there’s a lot to come yet it’s just the start!!😂❤️
For seasoned travellers you sure are gullible, when a over friendly multi language local takes you for a walk you are going to his mates shop.
I've noticed a lot of things just go over his head. In many ways, he's like a little kid, gullible and naive.
Wow, what a great video , thank you
Pleasure to be sharing it with you all!!
Glad you liked it!!
I'm going on October 6, hope the weather will subside soon. 🥵♨️
Dw it is getting better in october, its perfect, u r welcome ♡
You should learn some Spanish 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You are welcomeة It's nice of you that you don't try to show the bad aspects of the country
Thank you for your taste. Take care of those who speak several languages.
Ilove❤ tunisia👌
Me too!
I love Tunisia!!❤️🇹🇳
You really got a good guide that you didn't ask for, only 20dinars that wasn't bad 😂. I hope you enjoyed our country ❤
ليش جماعة التاكسي هكي في تونس مفروض يمشي بالعداد. ويخلص بالحلال
مجرمة اغلبهم قطاع طرق 🇹🇳 الصراحة نحن نعاني منهم
احنا نفس لبلاد و عاملين فينا
باندية مسيبين
i actually enjoyed seeing my country experience from a foreign guy i hope u had a great time
Glad you had fun but damn I'm embarrassed the taxi drivers screwed you over real bad!
you gave him maybe 4x the bill please don't let taxis takes that much
Wow !!! I am so impressed with your Arabic ( Lebanese)
Tunisia is on my bucket list. I look forward to your travels in Tunisia. I appreciate when locals provide information, but I don't like when the expectation is that you must pay them and also be firm to make them go away if they are being too pushy. Mac, when will you return to Pakistan? Your vlogs there were so good. Also, I would love you see you go to Afghanistan. There are a lot of vloggers going there now.
Thank you so much!!🙏
Well, you’re on the right track, Tunisia is the place to be in!!
It’s always the best to interact with the locals and get some information!!
I’d love to revisit Pakistan and explore Afghanistan soon as well!!❤️
They didn't ask him to pay !!! Why you said this !
@@nayaab5980 Yes he was asking for money as they were leaving. He offered the tour. There was no talk of cost then. Either your hospitable or not. Otherwise you just look like a hustler. You don'y see this in Pakistan. Everything is offered from the heart.
@@CG68810 why we should compare countries and people from here or there? In every place in the world there are bad and good people, that's normal. In Tunisia we have a lot of good people and hospitality is in our habits and roots without exceptions. These who ask are working by themselves with tourists so it happens.
@@yosserhalloul5199 Yes I realize this. I didn't say all Tunisian people are like that. I am talking about the specific ones who try to take advatnage of tourists who are your guests and bringing money and helping the economy. Those people are a problem and make tourists have a bad impression of a country. It still doesn't mean I don't want to visit.
23:32 that guy is eitehr natioanl gard special forces or president security service i was wondering how the first thought u got is a mercenary right in the center of the capital
Welcome to my country first of all ♥️ there’s tight security measures cause of all the terrorist attacks that the country have been through after the revolution… I recommend you get in contact with some of our youth as they speak English very well + plus they will save you from the tourist scams :p
I hope u enjoy your experience here, our country is truly beautiful don’t stick to the common tourist attraction, go visit the north west, the south, cap bon, the hidden gems!
I loved your video! And your arabic is GREAT! So polite! ❤❤❤
Most of the people you met are scammers who are only looking for money. My advice to you as a young Tunisian is that next time you want to explore Tunisia, look for a friend of Tunisian origin who will receive you like content creators like you, so that you can greatly enjoy your experience and avoid all kinds of fraud and fraud in Tunisia due to the economic crisis it is going through. It has changed and it is difficult to live there, so most people are looking for any way to earn money. I will not be long, welcome to Tunisia, and I hope you will not be disappointed in us.
I was just about to say this , they made him pay double the cost on almost everything , I can't believe he sold him the little drum with 50dt !
The only scammer is the first taxi driver and the drum guy
He should run the machine like the second taxi driver and pay only what you see in the number will show up
I have a problem with the airport taxi driver every time a go home
I like to take taxi from the second floor of the airport no ASCAMER
get overd
Not fair to say "most people " its a minority bro .if you visit all contry you will see that kind of scammers
طلعتنا لكل غشاشة كان سكت خير التاكسيستية معروفين بالغشة ممدخلش الاقتصاد
Tunisia look very brautifull country nice sharing
Thank you so much for great sharing
Greatting from indonesis
Thank you so much for watching!!
Well said, it is amazing!!
Greetings to Indonesia!!👋
BEYOND impressed with your Arabic!!! That’s only 1 year of practice! And Arabic is the most difficult language! Imagine what 5 years with your wife will do!
Thank you so much!!
There’s still a long way to go!!🙏
Tunisia is a beautiful country, a country with many civilizations, a country with sea, desert and agriculture. It is an integrated country with educated people. Tunisia is the rare piece in the world.❤❤
يا عماد علاش حشيتهولو هكا؟ 😂
تاكسي مالمطار للمرسى ب 50 دينار؟؟ 🤨🤨🙆♂️
والغريبة فالأمر البوليس معاع يسمع فيه و خلاه يهزو 🤔
وبعد يقسمو مع بعضهم و من وجوههم يظهرو
باندية عاملين قانون وحدهم مفمش مراقبة عليهم
Hi but capital it's not the desert it's situated in the north of the country, check your map ,the desert is about 10 hours down south,enjoy your trip.
Man those MF taxi drivers r nasty scammers.
Yr trip originally cost 7 Dinars but he charged u 50 Dinar + tips and that’s way too much.
You gotta be careful out there and be safe bro
Welcome to tunisia 🇹🇳
Enjoy your stay bro ✌️
Thank you!!🙏
Pleasure to be there!!🇹🇳❤️
I want to visit tunisie Great 👍 🇲🇦🇲🇦
You should, Tunisia is amazing!!🤩🇹🇳
I hope you still in tunisia ,we could meet if you want . I would show you the real charm of the tunisian people