American Was Shocked by Things That Only Middle Easterner Know!! l Türkiye Iran Oman Yemen Egypt
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Today we compare Cultural Differences in 5 different Middle Eastern countries!
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The stereotype is desert, oil, always in conflint and speaks arabic, but Iran isn't arabic, Turkey as well 😂
It's about Middle Eastern countries, not Arabic speaking countries.
@@doubler1230 “Middle East” is a western invented term and region that put many cultures under a one category.
It should be the Arab Nation/World (From Morocco to Oman).
Turks and Persians have different cultures than ours + they’re from a completely different ethnicity/race.
The video is about the Middle East, not only arabic speaking countries. Many things are, of course, different in these countries, but many others are shared, though. And come on, Iran is among the 10 top oil-producing countries. 50% of Iran is desert (kavir and lut deserts 130000 km²) and mountains. Also, Iran takes part in what is going on in the Middle East right now. I don't mean it negatively, with all respect. Cheers, guys, we all share some things at some point. And it is only entertaining videos.
@@SalehTranslatesMiddle East is easy term to say though. Rather than West Asia or Arab Nation which don't include some countries in this video.
"Middle East" is a fundamentally flawed Western-invented term that mashes different cultures, ethnicities, and languages together into a single mass, but because it does include Türkiye and Iran, those two do technically fit in this video about the "Middle East." However, on the more positive side, they are also there for comparison between them and the Arab cultures they are adjacent to. We see how they are clearly different, but we also see how they have influenced each other over the course of history as neighbouring regions. They have their own distinct cultures and identities, but they can also highlight some connections and similarities, which is what makes this kind of content great!
ایرانی کم بود اینو اوردن؟😂
نه انگلیسیش خوبه، نه راجب کلمات کاملا پارسی چیزی میدونه، نه زیاد صحبت میکنه،نه راجب اصل ایران میگه، مگه بقیه پشمک بودن اینو اوردن؟😂
تو ايرانى هايي كه اين برنامه اورد فقط فرزان فارسيش خوب بود بقيشون يه مش *صمغز بودن😂😂😂
کلا ایرانی های که تو این برنامه اومدن توباغ نبودن و نمیفهمیدن باید واژه پارسی کلمه رو بگن نه عربی رو سلام گفتن که ایرانی نیست برنامه گذار میخواد بدونه واژه های ایرانی چی هستن وچقدر واژها متفاوت هستن در منطقه خاورمیانه
@Ason01 حالا اونایی که دیگه خیلی جا افتاده مثل سلام رو کنار بزاریم
مثلا همین دانش رو الان همه بیشتر از علم استفاده میکنن، بعد میاد میگه علم /:
You clearly have no idea about Turks and Turkics. Turks are central Asian nomad who influenced by iranian culture in the middle age. Even our first touch with the islam is by iranins not arabs. Ottoman script was based on persian alphabet with some extra ottoman letters. You guys need to search about history.
Hiii! I am from Turkey and I really love this channel!
persian girl cant speak she is just sitting there isnt there any other persians?
As a Middle Easterner, I am proud to have been born in this historical and ancient region❤
there is no middle east bro. this is a political discourse, not even geographical
That thumbnail is gonna make iranians and turks go crazy.
unfortunately , west ia trying to make all of middle east ar5ab and desert
iran and turkey are platue that means they are mostly mountains
iranians are indo-europin that make them close to indians, russians , germans and .....
turks are turkic that .makes them close to mongols and koreans !
@@rdmozi8601 Who said Arab countries don't have massive green lands and nature? Even though I consider deserts are captivating as much as snow piles, seas etc...
You claim to hate us that much yet you name yourselves with Arabic names and use tons of Arabic vocabulary through your daily life routine. Stop caring about it that much, it makes you look arrogant and intolerant.
@@rdmozi8601 Just check the southern part of the Arabic Peninsula, Levantine countries, and North Africans too. They all have green lands.
@@rdmozi8601 That's because all of the Middle East (except Armenia, Cyprus, Georgia, Israel) worship the Arabian desert Moon God and His Prophet.
I mean they are all geographically part of the Middle East. They’re just not Arabs.
I think Middle East culture is so different from the Brazilian culture but I notice we don't let our shoes upside down either, mostly because there's a superstition when you do it your mom could die out of nowhere
It was a very nice video. We want to see more Yemenis ♥️♥️♥️
Fun Fact Oldest Alive Tree in The World and Oldest Forest in The World are in Iran but Everyone is looking for the oldest trees and forests in the Amazon or the Indonesian and Congo rainforests 😂 !!!
Iran Is Only Country in the World that Has Asian Cheetah And Iran is home to the world's largest leopards, which are as big as jaguars and can grow up to 90 kilos.and And 50 years ago, after than India, it was the only country that had both lions and tigers
Everyone thinks Japan Fuji is the largest volcano in Asia. But the largest volcano in Asia is in Iran and near Tehran, Damavand Peak with 5671 meters high it's even higher than the Alps !!!
Everyone in the world is afraid of the nature of Australia because of spiders and snakes, but you should know that in Iran we have a spider tailed viper, half a snake half a spider that exists only in Iran and is unique in the world !!
In Iran, where everyone thinks it is just desert, we have cities that are even rainier than London, and we have cities that cold like Siberia, and we have cities that have snowfall even in summer, and we also have areas where the temperature reaches +70 degrees. You can find all kinds of climates in Iran, we have 11 climates !!!
Everyone thinks we love cats, but in reality we hate cats and are afraid of whole black and whole white cats!!! We mostly lovevbirds but don't harm them, like pigeons, parrots, canaries, nightingales. bulbuls and...
Pigeons in here are King 🕊️🪶
We have more earthquakes than any other country in the world, but usually are not strong because Iran is right on the fault line between two continental plates, and we have a earthquake every few days, or at least one in week !!!
These are cools facts of Iran, as a Yemeni, I have always been amazed about Iranian history and culture, we also have more green than deserts in Yemen, but we love being called as people of the desert more, most of Arabian Pinensula is like that actually, when someone call us people of deserts or something we feel happy lol, because it shows that we built civilization from nothing, no water no plants no recourses to live, but I think the earthquake part is not true because I think Southeast Asian countries have the most if I am not wrong
Because some media is closed by ur government thats why we in outside iran dont know much fact about iran...
@@fabianicolesit's not their goverment, it's just Iran is enemy of the West.
Just to clarify, most of the things that were pinned on the religion in this video are either superstitions from before Islam or local myths that don't apply to all Muslims (since it has no evidence for Quran or Sunnah).
I wish the girls made it clear in the video that it's related to their cultures and not an Islamic thing, so no one get confused when reading about it.
_Submission_ is the biggest superstition of all . . . KISSING the Meccan Stole IDOL God . . . Walking around the Cube IDOL God . . .
*Qur'an 3:106:* “On The Day, some faces will turn _white,_ some faces will turn *black.* Those whose faces turn black, Did you disbelieve after your belief? Then taste the punishment for what you rejected."
*Qur'an 39:60* “On The Day of Resurrection you shall see those who _LIED_ against Allah with their faces turned *black.* Is Hell not vast enough to provide a room to the vainglorious?”
*Qur'an 7:166* “When they persisted in violation, We said to them, “Become disgraced APES!’”
*Qur'an 5:60* "Those who made Allah angry He made them APES, PIGS, slaves.'"
*Qur'an 31:29* “Do you not *SEE* that Allah has subjected the sun and the moon (the _Earth?),_ _each_ ORBITING for an appointed term, and that Allah is All-Aware of what you do?”
*Qur’an 36.38* “The _sun_ (the Earth?) TRAVELS for its fixed term. That is the design of the Almighty, All-Knowing.”
*Qur'an 71:19* "And Allah has made the earth for you as a CARPET"
*Qur'an 13:3* “It is He who spread the Earth…”
*Qur'an 15:19* “The Earth, WE have spread it...”
*Qur'an 20:53* “Who has made for you the Earth as a bed...”
*Qur'an 43:10* “It is He who made for you the earth a bed . . .”
*Qur'an 50:7* “The Earth, WE spread it out . . .”
*Qur'an 51:48* “And WE have spread out the Earth...”
*Qur'an 78:6* “Have WE not made the earth as a wide expanse?”
s*Qur'an 79:30* “After that, He Spread the Earth.”
*Qur'an 3:151* “We will cast t____r into the hearts of those who deny the Truth”
That's interesting, and yes they should've been a little more clear on that. That's similar to how people cross their fingers for good luck and to avoid bad luck. It has Christian roots, but isn't a part of the Christian faith and is actually used by a lot of people regardless of their religion.
@@casper-z9rkls6glYou are heavily distorting these verses and they don't prove anything.
You know, it's funny you commented that because Flat Earth beliefs are relatively rare among Muslims and are generally not supported by mainstream Islamic interpretations. Ironically, in some Christian fundamentalist groups, Flat Earth ideas have seen periodic revivals.
It is paticularly really funny you mention this because, in the Middle Ages, the Islamicate World had a more established belief in a spherical Earth than Christian Eruope. Islamicate World's scholars built on ancient knowledge, like Hellenistic astronomers among other astronomers, expanded, advanced and challenged their ideas; like Ptolemy's geocentric model. While Ptolemy described a spherical, Earth-centered world, scholars in the Islamicate world largely accepted and proved Earth’s spherical shape, were supported by the claiphs, taught the model and they made substantial contributions to astronomy, geography, and navigation that assumed this model.
Scholars like Al-Biruni measured Earth's radius with remarkable accuracy, estimating it at 6,339.6 km - within 1% of the modern accepted value of 6,371 km. His work, Al-Qanun al-Mas'udi (The Mas'udi Canon), was translated into Latin, studied in Europe, and referenced as late as the 17th century.
Al-Farghani, another significant scholar, wrote Kitab fi Harakat al-Samawiyah wa Jawami Ilm al-Nujum (The Book on the Movements of Celestial Bodies) in the 9th century. Which was translated into Latin in the 12th century where it became a core astronomy text in European universities during the Middle Ages, the "Renaissance", and up to the Scientific Revolution. In fact, Copernicus cited Al-Farghani in De Revolutionibus Orbium Coelestium. In fsct, had it not been for Al-Farghani, Christopher Columbus might've not have "discovered" America. Colombus notably relied on Al-Farghani's measurements and calculations, but he misintetepted them, landing him in America rather than Asia. Fun fact, for his contributions, lunar crater "Alfrangus" is named in Al-Farghani's honour. And these are not at all isolated examples.
Voltaire, the 18th century Enlightenment writer and intellectual, writes in his signature work Essai sur les moeurs et l'esprit des nations:
"By the 2 AH, the Arabs have become the masters of Eruope in the sciences and the arts."
Scholars from the Islamicate world were pioneers in these fields, and their work profoundly influenced European science and exploration for centuries." and the Arab world really fell very, very recently.
@@casper-z9rkls6gl This is what happens when you don’t understand anything about the Arabic language. “Black” is used here as a figurative expression of shameful or sad. In Arabic we say “You’ve blackened my face” if someone embarrasses us. Even the people of African origin who speak Arabic say that like in Sudan
@@casper-z9rkls6gl
There are mistakes in translation, a bed and a mat what?? 😂
And a abd in the Arabic language comes in the meaning of salve and worshiper, and here it comes in the meaning of worshiper and complete the verse and there must be a comma (,) and the slaves of the tyrantse/devil are evil in status and … The black face is a rhetorical expression in Arabic, meaning who is misguided or in darkness. - It tells about a story in the Old Testament - and the rest of the verses are frankly translated terrible. And the whiteness of the face or the enlightened or radiant face means those who are not in the dark ..
Next time bring an Iranian lady who speaks English and bring those Arabs who speak less not to behave as if they're the only ones in the room
Saying this as an Iranian
You mad because Arabs are more sociable and friendly?
There’s a reason Arabs rule you throughout history. We are better.
Unfortunately they only bring this girl all the time. She's an embarrassment. In one of the previous videos she denied Iran has mandatory hijab!
Fact👌🏻👍🏻
This Iranian lady English is better than me, I only good at writing
@@boboboy8189 because she didn't speak for 10 min
Fourth day of requesting this idea:
Hello! It will be really nice if you guys made a video of comparing different Chinese dialects like Hokkien, Hakka, and wenzhounese,
With Korean and Japanese.
This is because these dialects are closer to old and Middle Chinese. So there will be more similarities when you compare Korean, japanese.
I’ve been wanting someone to make a video like that for a long time.
Thanks Turkiye,Yemen ,Iran , Egypt,let's getting together for the peace of Palestine.the most wonderful people for their contribution.
I hope Indonesian Muslims watch this video too, because many dismiss our own traditional practices like burning incense or carrying amulets as shirk or bid’ah, assuming Arabs would never do such things. This mindset often comes from never visiting the Middle East or North Africa or meeting people from there. If they did, they’d see things like lighting bakhoor for good fortune or using the evil eye for protection are common. Maybe then they’d realize the MENA countries are often more open-minded than they think, while Indonesia is growing increasingly conservative.
you do know that Middle Easterners are people too right, with flaws just like other muslims. Arabs only understand the language more but that doesn't mean they are 'more religious'.
To be honest with you, most things they mentioned, and you mentioned as well, are bid’ah. They are either taken from other religions like Buddhism and Christianity or old superstitions from before Islam (like the black cat or crow thing).
I even know some Muslims in Egypt who started to do the ‘knock on wood’ thing because their Christian friends do it (instead of saying Ma sha allah).
The girls in the video most certainly are not Hanbali. They might be following Sufi or Shia practices, but you wouldn’t see these things in Sunni Hanbali households.
I'm not telling you to stop doing that or anything, just letting you know that the people that told you are right, and it is Bid'ah that has no evidence from the Quran or the Sunnah, if you want to accept or refuse that is up to you 😇
cultural practices are fine, what makes it bid'a is when you ascribe religious/spiritual significance to it
@@Handle0108 Thanks, this is exactly what I was talking about. You and the person above put it well-these are cultural traditions, and while they don’t carry religious meaning, they’re perfectly fine to have. Indonesian Muslims used to hold a more moderate view toward these practices, but now there’s a trend of conservatism that sees cultural traditions as something to be removed. They don’t realize that even in the Middle East and North Africa, these cultural elements are present and generally accepted. Of course when something is obviously bad and harmful, like the discrimination against black-colored animals, we definitely should abandon it.
@@kilanspeaksWhy do you define something Islamic for conservative? When in fact, those local traditions have existed way before Islam came to Indonesia?
Ben Türk'üm
Bendeee
The thing that was interesting to me as an Iranian, was that a lot of the stuff in this video was new for me. It was surprising to see that people in the same region have so many different traditions, to the point of me not having heard of some of this costumes despite leaving in Iran for all my life. And also shows that despite people believing so, the streotypes regarding Middle East do not apply to all countries in the region.
Maybe because YOu are not ar real Iranian but as real Iranian beside hating black cat and black crow and shooes thing everything is part of IRan culture maybe with little diffrence!
Absolutely! I've noticed many individuals expressing that Türkiye and Iran shouldn't be included in this video, because they are not Arab. However, the purpose of these videos is to highlight and emphasize the unique and interesting differences with these countries within the same geographical area. This helps us understand that not all Middle Eastern nations are alike.
Maybe you didn't know this, there's a king from Iran name derbar shah who refuge to state of kedah and became first king of kedah. He and his people bring many Iranian accessories and was still use everytime new king ceremony of state of kedah became sultan
Although kedah already exist before he became king
As Iranian,she can't interview (Iranian guy) I didn't hear her voice for 10 min👎🏻👎🏻
Egyptian girl is so cute. ❤❤
If she come to Malaysia, yes legit looking like our native girl
I think they are all from rich families.
In India we all do that like henna night one and a lot
👍I have a question for Arabic (Middle Eastern)
Egypt, Saudi, UAE, Jordan, Syria, Iraq etc..
They can ubderstand and communicate each other? (اللغة العَامِّيَّة, Their Dialect Arabic)
Yeah we can mostly understand eachother, most Arabs agree on this, but also we Arabs can't understand Moroccan Arabic, the rest are mostly understandable
@Proud_Hadrami I asked about Middle Eastern Arabic. Not Moroccan Arabic
you guys can Iraq arabic too?
Egypt Saudi UAE Iraq Jordan Syria
@@XYZ-qv7kx yeah, we can understand eachother easily, there is no problems at all for us to understand eachother
For me as a Saudi living in the middle of Saudi (I speak the Qasimi Najdi dialect), yes I can understand and communicate with them all (for Arab middle easterns)
but I can’t understand the 🇲🇦&🇩🇿 dialects
@@Proud_HadramiAha, I thought Iraq arabic is different
In my neighborhood in Kuwait there are a few schools. There is far less traffic on Friday and Saturday.
please stop putting turkey (and iran because i see people from there trying to express themselves too) into middle eastern episodes. well, it is clear you guys dont know anything about turkey but you can at least take care about all of those people trying to say they arent middle eastern, right? why cant turkey take place in a turkic countries episode instead of middle eastern??? i would like to talk about Iran too but I dont know much about it, all I know is they are not arabs too...I dont mean any bad things to middle eastern nations or countries btw
Sorry but I disagree here. "Middle East" *is* the correct term here. If you associate it with with Arabic speakers only, that's your own problem and prejudice. Turkey and Iran most definitely are Middle Eastern, no need to cry about it. Having them here is like having Finland in a Nordic video even though Finnish isn't related to the other Nordic languages. It's *correct.*
The video isn't about lumping together countries that are identical; rather, it's about highlighting their unique differences. The grouping is based on geography, not religions or ethnicities. Take a look at the Asian videos: you have Indonesia (Muslim), China (Buddhist), the Philippines (Christian), Japan (Shinto/Buddhist), Bangladesh (Muslim) and so on. You encounter all kinds of ethnicities and religions in Asia, and nobody seems to have an issue with that.
Nope, we are Middle Easterners.
@@andyx6827 Honey, Turkey is NOT part of the Middle East. Neither is Egypt actually. Egypt is part of Africa but commonly gets grouped with the Middle East which is wrong. Learn geography. We have a lot of people who speak Spanish here in the US but we are not part of Mexico or Latin America now are we. Having many people speak a certain language like Arabic or having a lot of Muslims doesn’t make the country automatically part of that area geographically speaking. So no. Turkey is NOT part of the Middle East. Get your facts straight.
@@andyx6827 Dude it's not about language it's about culture.. we are part of Turkic community, which is a central and north asian nomadic culture. And the rest we have some Iranian influences because we met with Islam by Iranians. If you know about Seljuks you'll know.
There is no difference between the Middle East and Eurasia, but Iran is Persian-speaking, like Tajikistan
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"Middle East" implies Europe is the center of the world. East of the middle. The middle being Europe since it was used by the English. Iranians have nothing to do with ar*abs at all we’re Iranic ethnically & Eurasian/west Asian geopolitically. We have more in common with cultures like Tajikistan which is in Central Asia than Iraq.
You should probably consider not using our writing system, letters and words in your daily life then 😅
You're all the same. You all speak the same language: ALLAHU AKBAR ASHHADU AN LA ILAHA ILLA ALLAH ASHADU ANNA MUHAMMADAN RASOOL ALLAH HAYYA ALA S SALAH HAYYA ALA L FALAH HAYYA ALA-L-FALAH ALLAHU AKBAR LA ILAHA ILLA ALLAH!!!!!!”
Grow up. What's wrong with "Arabs"? And what's your definition of " Arabs"?
Also, Iran is sometimes considered part of the Middle East and sometimes not. "The Middle East" is a flexible term.
@@casper-z9rkls6glNo we aren't all the same. Every region and even country is significantly different.
@ They'll never do so. They despise everything that reminds them of the times when they were ruled by Arabs. Their souls are rotten.
Cute pictures of Palestine
Egyptians are not Arabs!
"Arab" has 2 definition. Either genetically majorally Arab. Or identifying with Arab culture. Most Egyptians are the latter and don't have a problem identifying as Arabs. However, there is also a bit of a movement, still in its infancy though, that aims to reverse Pan-Arabism.
That flag is not for iran 🌚
Egyptian girl is so cute❤❤
Iranian girl is so beautiful 🍷🗿🇮🇷
نه بابا😂
@rezaeshaghi1727 اره پسرم
zabanesh ke eftezaheh. Albateh hamashun eftezahan. man nemidunam chetor korei yad gereftan 🤔
زیبا نیست که هیچ خنگم هست ،بجای اینکه بگه سکه طلا میگه سکه، خارجیا الان فکر میکنند داماد پول خورد از جیبش در میاره میده عروس 😂 ،حنا بندون هم داریم که اصلا در موردش چیزی نگفت
دختر ندیده😂
What is Turkey doing among these countries? It is a pity that Koreans do not recognize us Turks. Turks helped Koreans in the Korean War. Korea is a brother country for us Turks, but they misrepresent us, it's sad.
They invited a bunch of girls from the Middle East. Hence, a girl from Turkey is there, because Turkey is in the Middle East. Glad I could help :)
Türkiye is featured in a video about the Middle East, and yet you're feeling hurt that Koreans aren't acknowledging your country? These videos aim to inform people about the distinct characteristics of each nation; that includes similarities AND differences Geographically, Türkiye is part of the Middle East. It's not a matter of politics, religion, or ethnicity. Take a look at the Asian videos: you have Indonesia (Muslim), China (Buddhist), the Philippines (Christian), Japan (Shinto/Buddhist), Bangladesh (Muslim) and so on. You encounter all kinds of ethnicities, religions, and languages in Asia, and nobody seems to have an issue with THOSE videos. Same with Europe. Sweden is nothing like Italy, but nobody is complaining that they are both in the same video. The differences are what truly make them engaging and informative, especially in an era when many people mistakenly view all Middle Eastern countries as identical.
The problem is that Türkiye is not in the Middle East. There is no such place as the Middle East. It's a term coined by Europeans to belittle the countries there. There is no place called Europe, and this has to do with their high opinion of themselves. It connects Europe and the Middle East to the Asian continent. We have a large piece of land in a place called Europe. But we don't want to be in Europe either. We are a bridge country in Eurasia.
Türkiye is a secular country and its majority is Muslim. Everyone is free. This is not possible in the Middle East.
@@ctct12300 Get some help.
Hey everyone Are fine at first l am hearing to all conversation that is good.
this is not how we do the nose greetings at all we just toutch the nose and go back or just kiss from the sides and hug the picutre shown in the intro is very insulting
“Middle East” is a western invented term and region that put many cultures under a one category.
It should be the Arab Nation/World (From Morocco to Oman).
Turks and Persians have different cultures than ours + they’re from a completely different ethnicity/race.
It is literally a geographical term that refers to a certain location and yeah, Turkey and Iran are both middle eastern countries. What does traditions have to do with it?
There is a term called the Arab nation or the Arab world which is used only for Arab countries and Turkey & Iran are not part of it if that's what you mean.
@@Ali-uz6wpTürkiye not a middle eastern country only %7.5 of Turkiye(Southeast Anatolia) is in the middle east.We aren't middle eastern.Its West Asia(Anatolia)
@ It literally is a middle eastern country hence its location between Europe and Asia. Do not worry we don't want to "arabize" anything with you but you cannot change geography.
@@Ali-uz6wpit’s a made up geopolitical term forced on us by westerners lol, "Middle East" implies that Europe is the center of the world hence we shouldn’t use it and they lumped us together with people which we have no link with. East of the middle. The middle being Europe since it was used by the English from what I recall. I normally just say Asian, west Asian or simply Iranian
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Oh, why they're have the videos about slavic national branch (that's to say, that they're know about language branches), but still doing videos like that? It's really wrong. Yeah, they're placed close, but they're really different countries. (Turkey with Iran and arabic countries) I don't know exact about Iran, but Turkey it's turkic country, like Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and etc
Hello, I am Iranian, Tajikistan is Persian like Iran
Yeah. Turkey is actually Europe. Egypt is actually part of Africa and not the Middle East even though they like to group it with the Middle East.
@@sarahprince2412only Istanbul side are European
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Putting Jerusalem picture with the Al-Aqsa mosque is crazzyyy
iran and turkiye are not arab
iranians are indo europians that make them close to indians , germans and greeks
turks are turkic that make them close to central asians like uzbeks
also iran and turkiye are plateau that means they are mostly mountains
why westerns think like that iran and turkiye are arab and desert ?
because they love to categorize people they don't like
@@CaptainKahra exactly
eastern asians are actualy white , but because britains hated mongols , they called them yellow-skinned
Im iranian and once my mom went to france , in subway one man was talking t her and after my mom told him that we are not arab and not in war , he was confused .
Also 45% of persia ( old iran ) in 1914-1918 dyed because of famine and plague that russian and british soldiers made but no one cares 🥲
Literally no-one said that they're Arab. Daddy chill.
You're so mad about *tHe WeSt* that you can't even understand a simple geographic term anymore, let alone the fact that this video was made by Koreans.
My God, you are insufferable. Who the fuck said Iran and Turkey is Arab?
Also, all the people in the "Middle East", whatever you want that to mean, are genetically extemely diverse.
"Arab" has 2 definition. Either genetically majorally Arab. Or identifying with Arab culture. Most Egyptians are the latter and don't have a problem identifying as Arabs. However, there is also a bit of a movement, still in its infancy though, that aims to reverse Pan-Arabism.
theyre idiots
8:04i’m not sure if she is omani i mean looks more like southeast asian girl or maybe she is half omani Because I am a forward-looking person and I know each country and its people what it looks like
Omani people and south Arabians are generally darker like her, similar to Indians, so she definitely looks Omani.
@Handle0108 she said in the other video that she's mixed Omani so that's why.
@@Handle0108 What does skin color have to do with what the commentator said?
I am omani and i can tell that she really does not look Omani, her appearance and features does not resemble Omani people and she admitted that she is mixed, which means she is half Omani.And let me tell you, the Arab people, including Oman, come with all skin colors. There are light-skinned and dark-skinned people.
@@سحابةمطر-ك6ت because that is the main difference between Arabs and Indians in general
We are not Arabs, we are not culturally similar. Make a video of Turkiye with Balkan countries or Turkic countries and only 7.5% of Turkiye (Southeast Anatolia) is in the Middle East.WE ARE NOT MIDDLE EASTERN
97% of Turkey is In West Asia / Middle East
@@PatriotOfPersiaIs West Asia Middle East? Please educate yourself. In this case, countries like Russia and Ukraine would be Middle Eastern. The term Middle East is generally used for places with deserts, oil fields, where women wear burqas. There is no similar region in Turkiye. The most similar region is Southeast Anatolia, which is only 7% of Turkiye
@@PatriotOfPersiaI think you are Iranian and I suggest you do not use the ridiculous term that the westerners use for Arabs because as far as I can see from the comments, Iranians are also uncomfortable with this term. Turks and Iranians are not Middle Easterners. Turks should make a video with Turkic countries and Iranians should make a video with Indo-Europeans
@@alparslannn.25
Looks You need education!!!
Middle East is a word used by Western Europeans for West Asia
"Near East" for Eastern Europe and Balkans and "Far East" for East Asia!!! How stupid is it to say that Middle East means oil and desert !!! Lebanon has neither oil nor desert even most of them are Christians!!!
Go back to the first grade of school you look so illiterate!!! Turkey is 97% in Asia and West Asia, Egypt and Yemen are also transcontinental countries even Greece is Transcontinental Country but I have never seen such stupid comments from Egyptians Yemenis and Greeks !!
@@berat6802
It's About Geography not Ethnicity
My father's family was from Lebanon. I did a ancestry DNA thing and it came back Im 25% Levant (Lebanse/Syrian) heritage. Pretty neat. I grew up in the US but a lot of my food was middle eastern. Hummus etc. It's actually strange now to see it in the grocery stores. 30 years ago, you couldnt buy hummus, you had to make it or go to a Syrian/Lebanse good store to get it.
رسالتي الئ كل مسلم اخي او اختي صاحب القناه بعرف انه مهو من حقي اعلق على قناتك بس يشهد الله ضروفنا قاسيه واجبرتني على هذا اشي ارجوك سامحني💔اخي عاد باقي اخوه إيمانيه طلبتك حق كيس طحين اخي احنا نساء ما بتقدر نخرج بين الرجال عاد باقي مره عندكم اخي ربي اكرمكم انكم رجال احنا نساء ما بتقدر نخرج ولا نشتغل مثلكم اخي وين الاخوه الايمانيه في قلوبكم احنا نساءلاخوه ولا رحمه😥 ولا شفقه ولا انسانيه وبشر الصابرين هي أكبر أمل بأنتظار ما نريد'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' كم. ناديت وكم كلامت وكم نشتد ولالكن لاحياةالمن تنادي. ياخي احنا معنا. امي تطلب لنا اكل من المطعم. زويده واليوم. امي روحت. تبكي قالت ليش يامي تبكي. قالتي يابنتي. اني اسال. الله اني. يعزني بالموت. قالته. ليش. يامي. تدعي علينا. قالتي.يابنتي اليوم صاحب. المطعم. سبني قله.ليش. اشله الزويده من حيث الناس. اني اسال الله يابنتي. انه الله يحشرني. بالموت وحده حشره افضله. من هذا البهدله واهذ الهيني. صحيصح. اني هذا الكلام. ينقص من قدري ومن احترمي. لاكن ياخي. شهدالله اني مانطقت هذا الكلام ابوس جزمتك. من اشده الجوع ماعد ضمير سمحه لي اني اخلي تروح تطلب لنا اكل. اني ابوس جزمتك ياخي واني اسالك بالله العظيم وفي كتاب الالاله ياخي اني ابوس جزمتك ياخي. غير علينا غره ياخي حتي الف ريال يمني نشتري لنا كيوله دقيقه ياخي ارحمنه من في العرض يرحمكم من في السماء ياخي هذا رقمي واتساب00967711528949 الذي يقدر يساعدنا يراسلني على الواتساب نرسله ألاسم الكامل يحولنا بقدر استطاعته الله يجزيكم خير يعلم الله ان صاحب البيت بيخرجنا في الشارع بين الامطار بسبب الاجارشوفو حالتي ب انفسكم اسالكم بالله الحي القيوم تساعدوني والله العضيم حتا في اليل ما نقدر ننام من الخوف لا معنا فرشات ولا بطانيات ندفا بها من البرد كل شي غرق من الامطار وحنا ليس لدينا احد الا الله ثم انتم اخواني ابوس جزمتك لا تردني خايبه ساعدنا بلذي تقدر عليها هل يرضيكم اننا نعيش في هاذي المكان نحنا بنات وليس لدينا احد ابونا توفا بحادث سياره اعتبرونا بناتكم وعرضكم وساعدني يلذي تقدر عليها جزاكم الله خير=>[[}>] ^][°] €] €]/(! "!+'-&&&&)")"!!!؟ \ °[}]}] ©✓✓©™™©]] °[°[°[§°§©§©✓} ✓.¢€
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World Friends team, are you doing this on purpose? Being in the same video with an Arab country bothers us Turks. Don't do this anymore. You can make the same video with Turkic countries or Balkan countries.
Why do your hate your black-haired neighbours more than your brown-haired neighbours? Racist much???
@@andyx6827We are not racist, the video is provocative enough for Turks, we are not Arabs and we do not want to be in the same video with Arab countries, if that means we are racist, then we are racist
Hi hi dear frinds
Ya şunu bir anlayın artık Türkler Arap değil. Adı üstünde Türk . Eğer bir içerik yapacaksanız Türk ülkeleriyle yapın Arap ülkeleriyle değil....
What's the difference? Turks Palestinians, Pakistanis, Saudi Arabians, Somalis all speak the same language: "ALLAHU AKBAR ASHHADU AN LA ILAHA ILLA ALLAH ASHADU ANNA MUHAMMADAN RASOOL ALLAH HAYYA ALA S SALAH HAYYA ALA L FALAH HAYYA ALA-L-FALAH ALLAHU AKBAR LA ILAHA ILLA ALLAH!!!!!!”
Nobody even said you guys are Arabs lmao 😂
They are just making videos about "MIDDLE EASTERN" countries, you guys are not the centre of the world relax, even Iran is "MIDDLE EASTERN" if the title was about Arab countries then they are gonna show Arabs only, if they also used Balkan countries they are gonna show Turkiey too.
Iranians are not Arabs, but they are also not Muslims.
By that same logic you shouldn't be included in European videos in the future. Or any video in fact.
@@casper-z9rkls6gl ew... not every turk is muslim lol
I don't wanna be rude or something but the American chick was just sitting there without interacting or asking anything and she was giving arrogant or scared energy all the time.
Was there any reason to bring her anyway?
They usually film multiple videos in a row. They often have an English speaker to pronounce the English word, that's why.
@@andyx6827 Could've done all that without her sitting back there watching them like a statue.
I was active listening and educating myself 😊
the video cover is provocative for turkish people and the perceptions u re trying to make are starting to get annoying
Hi my name zack my from it's america USE, but i am gay i have my boyfriend 😅😅 but i dont hate turkish, i love turkish❤
But my age 16 and my boyfriend 20
Are you guys hate gay?
I'm Turkish gay, the hatred depends on the person
@avapangeayt2397 but turkish a muslim, his muslim hate gay
Egypt is NOT part of the Middle East people. Nor Turkey. Egypt is actually part of Africa and Turkey is actually part of Europe.
Nah , they are Asian and there land is in Asia
You are mixing arab peninsula and middle east.
O, you mean, north America, right? Coz for example, Brazilians are Americans also... 🤨🤔😠
"the middle east" for whom?
Bu videoyu sevmedim
As Turkish people, we r tired of Türkiye being referred to as a middle eastern country. We r not arabs. Our culture is not arab culture. We r a country progressing towards westernization. We r a Eurasian country. Please don't include Türkiye in middle east videos. Add Türkiye to European countries videos. 🇪🇺 🇹🇷 Note: Turkish girl, if you are reading this, please do not say arabic words. This makes us very sad.
Türkiye is a middle eastern country. salak oc
Iran is also in the Middle East, but it is not an Arab country, only half of Istanbul is in Europe, so don't call yourself European
@@MEHRASSTAR We have 5 cities in the European continent. There r cities other than Istanbul. Türkiye is a Eurasian country. Even though most of it is in asia people's lifestyle determines this. a few things in the video i have never even heard of before. Iran on the other hand has become ar*bized and continues to move towards ar*bization. Türkiye is a secular country btw. U can search. I am not muslim. Islam is decreasing day by day...
@@MEHRASSTAR Türkiye is a Middle Eastern and Eurasian country. Not half of Istanbul, only 5 of its cities are in Europe, and the European side of Turkey is larger and richer than many countries.
@@coldstarrr You’ve been lied to in
school. Your ancestors came from the middle of Asia (Turkmenistan). You’re not gonna become European all of a sudden because Ataturk secularized your country and changed your alphabet to Latin.