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@@living_peace reality isn't as dangerous as what media shows you. But yeah, being foreigners going far away from cities could be slightly dangerous a bit not only these days but during all the times.
I’m Lebanese living in California and this is one of my favorite videos I’ve seen so far. Full of positivity and useful price information of life there instead of watching other videos full of people complaining.
@Danuta Grakowski Arabic is known to be one of the most beautiful language for wealth, and a lot of people learn it, but you have a lot of Arabic dialects
بالمحبة والايمان بتتعمر كل البلدان مهما الليل يطول بكرا الشمس بتبان شجر الارز هو رمز الوفا وعنوان 🌍🌎🌏 🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧 انا هنا معكم من وطن اسمه لبنان ( تبان يعني تظهر فقط للتوضيح اكثر وطبعا كل البلاد ومخلوقات الارض فيها الخير والبركة وحكمة من الله تعالى )
Life in Lebanon has become more difficult for us as local citizens..so it is surprising that you can still deal with these situations as a foreigner..In addition, we admire your attempt to live among the popular neighborhoods and project a more beautiful picture of details in our country, specifically those that the tourist who does not see (they usually goes to hotels and resorts.) So Thank you for being with us during this economic crisis 🙏 Hope you can comeback someday after this crisis finishes. Best regards 🌹
بالمحبة والايمان بتتعمر كل البلدان مهما الليل يطول بكرا الشمس بتبان شجر الارز هو رمز الوفا وعنوان 🌍🌎🌏 🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧 انا هنا معكم من وطن اسمه لبنان ( تبان يعني تظهر فقط للتوضيح اكثر وطبعا كل البلاد ومخلوقات الارض فيها الخير والبركة وحكمة من الله تعالى )
I’m Lebanese and I live in London, I love Lebanon so much. I wish all the problems in that country can be solved once and for all. Thanks for making me feel nostalgic and happy about my proud country.
As a Lebanese Canadian, a Beirut-raised and lover, you have brought me back to those lovely areas. How much I appreciate that you prioritize family-run businesses, espcially in those terrible times where regular people need the most help .... This is a noble way of thinking, encouraging the local market and small hidden shops ... I give Lebanese dialect lessons to foreigners in Montreal and your video will be very useful both on the touring level and the linguistic one. Which makes me just wish you used more Arabic words while making your grocery shopping :--) Yaatikoun el Aafieh w alf sahha!
Emily , again and again , the fact that u learned some words of the local language helps these peoples with dialogs connection. Your just an unique vlogger. Waiting for your next trip and hope your hand is better... We need more videos about the local situation of Lebanon.. And yes the larger markets and expensive and liars . Especially Spinneys . Alot of peoples go to their local small family shops.
Your videos feel very natural and help the viewer get a a feel of the places you guys visit, the real people and daily life in other lands. I´m all for supporting small, and local mom-and-pop businesses. I grew up in Montreal where there is a large Lebanese community and visiting their cozy, small restaurants was something I miss. Their Tabbouleh salad and Hummus and overall cuisine is second to none! God bless!
I’m Lebanese living in France at the moment and I wanna say that I love u guys! I love that ur loving Lebanon and ur spending days there despite all the problems Lebanon is facing! I’m also really sad that you are seeing Lebanon during his downfall… before 2019 Lebanon was different, it was all happiness, partying, good and fun family time and everyone was very happy. Sad times we are seeing now. Hope it will be over soon and I wish u a happy future together ❤️ God bless
You're right. I was there in 2003, a long time ago. My Lebanese friends took me out to the Pussycat Club where we danced and drank. The young people there love to have a nice time going out to enjoy themselves. When I was there the Syrian army was all over Lebanon even in the Bekaa Valley. Then the Lebanese got the courage to kick them out. I feel sad with what's happening there. I pray that things turn around. The Lebanese are a great people derived from the ancient Phoenicians.
I went to Lebanon last month with 2 Lebanese friends from Canada.. what am amazing time. Super sad what's going on there hopefully it gets better. amazing beaches, restaurants, views and of course the food was top notch and the clubs were fun! god bless Lebanon.
I am really loving your vlogs, so Pure! As a Lebanese i can say that you are really showing everything that is helpful for people who will visit. Keep going waiting for all of your videos.❤
Thank you for visiting and showing the beauty of our country. GUESS WHAT!! am enjoying every millisecond of your videos and so every Lebanese! Keep it on! we're waiting for your upcoming surprises. You've really become one of us. Make us PROUDER!❤
EMILY another amazing video about Lebanon! Amazing insight and philosophy you and Valentine about how life works. Very deep sincere and close to the heart. I wish I was there. I'm Lebanese but I live in Germany. You make me miss Lebanon each time I see your videos hehe
Loved that you learned the basic Arabic words! As a Lebanese Canadian, you are spot on. Really enjoying these vlogs in Lebanon. Was supposed to go next month and I decided it was best to reschedule. Really miss 🇱🇧. Keep up the great work!
I love your videos. I am Lebanese living abroad. Thank you for bringing Lebanon to the social media even in its sad times. Wish you all the best. You are positive and Valentine seems a nice guy.
What a good content, 3 years since the last time i was in Lebanon, i miss all of these places, although, i don't want to go back in Lebanon, in these situations. Thank you for giving back good memories about Lebanon, through all of the dark ones, greetings from belarus ❤️🇧🇾🇱🇧
You guys are fantastic at this keep it up. You can see how open,/relaxed you are to new places and people. Lebanon is an amazing place and we would love to have you back when things are better.
I stumbled upon your channel by accident and I'm so glad I did 😁 I love the amount of detail and the immersiveness of your videos. This one especially brought back so many memories 🥺 also I'm impressed by how well you speak Arabic!
Hey Fatima, thanks for finding my channel! 🥰I'm so glad that you're liking my content, and that it's immersive enough that it's bringing back memories ❤️
You know what, I just subscribed because of what you just said about supporting local produce. Keep up the good work and thank you for this video. I hope to see her (Beirut) soon ! I miss Beirut :(
I just watched all your videos in Lebanon to date! I live in Canada and I have not been back since 2013... watching these videos reminded me of my childhood. These videos are so wholesome! I truly hope you guys enjoyed your time there and I can’t wait to see where else you went!
charming woman in our lovely country , you and all of the americans are welcome in our country every time you want to come , we have pride in welcoming you every time
I missed Lebanon it’s been long time for me not visiting this beautiful country. All good wishes for Lebanon And Lebanese people and may peace and prosperity spread among them. Love you from kuwait 🇰🇼 .
The breakfast scene @19.07, the poster behind Valentine is a classic Egyptian cinema movie called “ 1/2 Virgin”. Reminds me of the days spent watching movie dramas back at home. Very cool & thanks for the vlog.
Great video! Just a tip, if the bill is 23,000LBP we usually top it at least 10% to 20% (if you can afford that please do). Delivery guys/F&B sector people most of the times rely on tips as an extra income and it doesn't usually cost the consumer much more.
I’m jealous that you lived in Beirut. My parents lost their house and I never had a place to go back to…. But I lived in Ashrafieh with my grandmother here and there. I love how you speak Arabic and speak so well about Lebanon.
Thank you guys for this beautiful video. You have shown some of the beautiful aspects of my country, Lebanon, in contrast to its citizens emigrating from it because of the crisis. Thanks for coming. We demand a video to tell us how you learned some Arabic terms. You are very smart.❤️
I have the impression that lebanon is more expensive than europe for a piece of cheese and 200 g of olives cost 19K Lebanese pounds which is the equivalent of 10 € .... what i like in vid the Emily 's way of communication with people ......she is very smart she learns many arabics words ...i wait the next episode good luck !
Ahmed, keep in mind that the official rate that you will find online is not accurate. Lebanon is in the midst of a financial crisis of hyperinflation right now, so there is a black market rate that changes daily (even multiple times per day) to account for this extreme currency inflation. 19K lebanese pounds was for both the olives and cheese and was worth less than $1 USD at the time 😊 Thank you for your kind words! Looking forward to sharing the next one with you
Loquats ....are not like apricots .they look like apricots ..but they are firmer crunchier ...not mealy like apricots ...it has large seeds inside ...they are delicious when they are riper though ...you bought hard ones...they might be sour
Woohoo a new upload🕺 Valentine going "these are new" when he was reprimanded for gravitating towards the sweets was hilarious! Love your stuff keep at it! 🤍
@20Camels - you forgot the fourth way to do grocery shopping in Lebanon. Balcony shopping, drop your shopping basket on a rope from your balcony with some cash and yell out your order at the cart guy or the grocery store at the bottom of the building.
You are Amazing guys! Great spirit to share your expérience in this tough time for lebanon.as a token of apreciation to both of you,if you ever need anything during your stay,you can happily ask..Btw Ya3tik al 3afieh...its a short saying for Allah Ya3tik al 3afieh which means MAY GOD GIVE HEALTH!
Your awesome and your Arabic is awesome too. Thank you for taking time to make these videos and sharing with us all. Keep em coming.... I love them 👍❤️
I lived over 6 years in the south the difference in makrets are the ones there have a lot the south had very minimum then but some markets open like supermarket alot of sweets and chocolate are imported from turkey but the local fruit and vegetables and chesse and olives were so wonderful if you like culture small businesses for sweet treats and sweet foods are the best
Welcome to 🇱🇧 my friends. Please come visit Koura and get amazing and fresh olives, olive oil and labneh (for the best za'atar head south. You will find the most tangy and delicious za'atar once you are 12+ kilometers inland).
NOTE:The prices quoted here can be confusing if you don't know the BLACK MARKET or STREET exchange rate for the Lebanese Pound. The Government says it is around 1,500 to the Dollar, but on the street it fluctuates between 15,000 to 20,000 Lebanese Pounds to the Dollar.
Hi there. This is the only channel I subscribed to and I don't really know if she uploads another video would I get a notification and where should I check for that. Thanks.
Hey Harry! I'm honored that my channel is the only one you subscribe to! You can turn on the "bell" to get notifications every time I upload a new video. You can turn on this "bell" right next to the subscribe button underneath each one of my videos
@@20CamelsEmily Thanks Emily, I just did... I loved your latest one a few days ago and loved it as usual. Keep up the good work and keep them coming. Thanks.
Wow awesome vlog!!!! I'm Lebanese!!!! Are u coping with the economic crisis in Lebanon? Do u like living in Lebanon? Thanks for sharing about buying groceries in Lebanon!!!! Nice House!!!!
Nice, raw, real video..like the way you interact with locals and they with you guys. You seem more at ease now in this video after living there for a bit. Quick observation regarding Supermarket vs small shops. The supermarket you mentioned was Spinneys which tends to be more expensive. There are many other similar supermarkets that are not as pricey. Some of them are called Taawoniyet ( coop). As far them selling food that is spoiled, I think this is a new thing that most likely has to do with the current economic situation where shoppers are not purchasing as they used to and as a consequence food tend to stay on the shelf for longer. It's not an excuse for them to keep spoiled food but I guess so many things are going wrong in the country right now that quality control is not a priority at the moment. I'm just speculating anyway. I hope Lebanon come back to the way it used to be and you get a chance to revisit the way it really is and not during that dark moment. Yaatiki el afieh ;)
I live in Ventura/Oxnard near the beach. There are SO many Loquat trees here! The only problem with Loquats is they have a Very short growing season here. Is it the same in Lebanon? They are ripe for about 2-3 weeks before badly bruising and turning Brown. I have to pick and freeze them so I have enough for Jam. They last only 1-3 Days fresh after picking. The Jam is Delicious and worth it though! What part of California? I am born and raised here 🤗💜
@@DianeTheCanningNana Yes! In Lebanon their growing season is also super short & they turn brown quickly as well. I was in San Diego, going to college at UCSD :D The next time I'm in the area during Loquat season I'll be on the lookout!
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Can I ask why you were going to Lebanon ?
As far as I know there is not very safe after lose value Currency hight ununemployment? 🤔🤔🤔
lovely video, the cool part of it is knowing how foreigner people feel when they try the stuff that we in Lebanon have got used to it.
I think you should visit more cities to see the differences between them and to discover more about Lebanon 🇱🇧
Did you send the report to them to see if the plan goes well
@@living_peace reality isn't as dangerous as what media shows you. But yeah, being foreigners going far away from cities could be slightly dangerous a bit not only these days but during all the times.
I’m Lebanese living in California and this is one of my favorite videos I’ve seen so far. Full of positivity and useful price information of life there instead of watching other videos full of people complaining.
Never seen a tourist who took time to learn some arabic words and was able to complete a dialogue in arabic👌
@@TheLolz1988 yeah every arab country got their own version of arabic but nonetheless its still arabic
I am learning Arabic. Beautiful language!
@Danuta Grakowski Arabic is known to be one of the most beautiful language for wealth, and a lot of people learn it, but you have a lot of Arabic dialects
@Danuta Grakowski
Dude chill! It seems you can't show anything but hatred. Again chill bro.
Whenever I visit a country I start picking up the language immediately I thought that was normal
i’m shook that i’m not the only lebanese who stumbled up on this channel by accident and i’m glad i did🥰🙏
Nothing feels better than being Lebanese and knowing that you are living somewhere else and protected from Lebanon
Im lebanese
بالمحبة والايمان بتتعمر كل البلدان
مهما الليل يطول بكرا الشمس بتبان
شجر الارز هو رمز الوفا وعنوان
🌍🌎🌏 🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧 انا هنا معكم من وطن اسمه لبنان
( تبان يعني تظهر فقط للتوضيح اكثر وطبعا كل البلاد ومخلوقات الارض فيها الخير والبركة وحكمة من الله تعالى )
Life in Lebanon has become more difficult for us as local citizens..so it is surprising that you can still deal with these situations as a foreigner..In addition, we admire your attempt to live among the popular neighborhoods and project a more beautiful picture of details in our country, specifically those that the tourist who does not see (they usually goes to hotels and resorts.)
So Thank you for being with us during this economic crisis 🙏
Hope you can comeback someday after this crisis finishes.
Best regards 🌹
Praying for you and your country ❤️
بالمحبة والايمان بتتعمر كل البلدان
مهما الليل يطول بكرا الشمس بتبان
شجر الارز هو رمز الوفا وعنوان
🌍🌎🌏 🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧 انا هنا معكم من وطن اسمه لبنان
( تبان يعني تظهر فقط للتوضيح اكثر وطبعا كل البلاد ومخلوقات الارض فيها الخير والبركة وحكمة من الله تعالى )
Lebanon used to be the Jewel of the region.Let us hope to see that again
Innshas Allaaha, Lebanon would come. Out of economic crisis.
I’m Lebanese and I live in London, I love Lebanon so much. I wish all the problems in that country can be solved once and for all. Thanks for making me feel nostalgic and happy about my proud country.
As a Lebanese Canadian, a Beirut-raised and lover, you have brought me back to those lovely areas. How much I appreciate that you prioritize family-run businesses, espcially in those terrible times where regular people need the most help .... This is a noble way of thinking, encouraging the local market and small hidden shops ... I give Lebanese dialect lessons to foreigners in Montreal and your video will be very useful both on the touring level and the linguistic one. Which makes me just wish you used more Arabic words while making your grocery shopping :--) Yaatikoun el Aafieh w alf sahha!
Kudos to you for putting the effort not just to learn the language but to also pronounce properly. Big fan here.
Thanks for taking the time in getting this done, Lebanon is a beautiful country and you're showing the world how great it is.
Emily , again and again , the fact that u learned some words of the local language helps these peoples with dialogs connection. Your just an unique vlogger. Waiting for your next trip and hope your hand is better... We need more videos about the local situation of Lebanon..
And yes the larger markets and expensive and liars . Especially Spinneys . Alot of peoples go to their local small family shops.
Your videos feel very natural and help the viewer get a a feel of the places you guys visit, the real people and daily life in other lands. I´m all for supporting small, and local mom-and-pop businesses. I grew up in Montreal where there is a large Lebanese community and visiting their cozy, small restaurants was something I miss. Their Tabbouleh salad and Hummus and overall cuisine is second to none! God bless!
I’m Lebanese living in France at the moment and I wanna say that I love u guys! I love that ur loving Lebanon and ur spending days there despite all the problems Lebanon is facing! I’m also really sad that you are seeing Lebanon during his downfall… before 2019 Lebanon was different, it was all happiness, partying, good and fun family time and everyone was very happy. Sad times we are seeing now. Hope it will be over soon and I wish u a happy future together ❤️ God bless
You're right. I was there in 2003, a long time ago. My Lebanese friends took me out to the Pussycat Club where we danced and drank. The young people there love to have a nice time going out to enjoy themselves. When I was there the Syrian army was all over Lebanon even in the Bekaa Valley. Then the Lebanese got the courage to kick them out. I feel sad with what's happening there. I pray that things turn around. The Lebanese are a great people derived from the ancient Phoenicians.
I went to Lebanon last month with 2 Lebanese friends from Canada.. what am amazing time. Super sad what's going on there hopefully it gets better. amazing beaches, restaurants, views and of course the food was top notch and the clubs were fun! god bless Lebanon.
I am really loving your vlogs, so Pure! As a Lebanese i can say that you are really showing everything that is helpful for people who will visit. Keep going waiting for all of your videos.❤
At 16:44, if you look at the center top right you see the road called Rue Clemensue. I was there in March 2013!
so cool of you to support local businesses!
Thank you for visiting and showing the beauty of our country. GUESS WHAT!! am enjoying every millisecond of your videos and so every Lebanese! Keep it on! we're waiting for your upcoming surprises. You've really become one of us. Make us PROUDER!❤
I've stumbled on your channel only a little while ago and im really enjoying it. Also, thank you for supporting small family businesses!
You are right we should support little own business it’s family owned Thank you for sharing with us 🙏❤️
EMILY another amazing video about Lebanon! Amazing insight and philosophy you and Valentine about how life works. Very deep sincere and close to the heart. I wish I was there. I'm Lebanese but I live in Germany. You make me miss Lebanon each time I see your videos hehe
Loved that you learned the basic Arabic words! As a Lebanese Canadian, you are spot on.
Really enjoying these vlogs in Lebanon. Was supposed to go next month and I decided it was best to reschedule. Really miss 🇱🇧. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for this video, I really enjoyed watching it! Not to mention, I learned how and where to do my grocery shopping when I visit.
I'm super impressed by your Arabic..honestly..and Kudos to you to for staying in the country in these really harsh and difficult times..
I love your videos. I am Lebanese living abroad. Thank you for bringing Lebanon to the social media even in its sad times. Wish you all the best. You are positive and Valentine seems a nice guy.
What a good content, 3 years since the last time i was in Lebanon, i miss all of these places, although, i don't want to go back in Lebanon, in these situations. Thank you for giving back good memories about Lebanon, through all of the dark ones, greetings from belarus ❤️🇧🇾🇱🇧
Liked your vlog and impressed with the way you speak arabic.You just got a new follower.
Oh how I miss my beautiful city! Beirut will never die Beirut will never die🙏🏻🤍 Thank you for this lovely raw vlog
I love this video. This reminds me of my time living abroad in North Africa.
You guys are fantastic at this keep it up. You can see how open,/relaxed you are to new places and people. Lebanon is an amazing place and we would love to have you back when things are better.
I like seeing foreigners going through and discovering Lebanon
I stumbled upon your channel by accident and I'm so glad I did 😁 I love the amount of detail and the immersiveness of your videos. This one especially brought back so many memories 🥺 also I'm impressed by how well you speak Arabic!
Hey Fatima, thanks for finding my channel! 🥰I'm so glad that you're liking my content, and that it's immersive enough that it's bringing back memories ❤️
I grew up in Lebanon. So thank you for some actual impressions.
I love your vlogs! You are must welcome every time to our beloved country LEBANON!
Im glad i found this channel keep going ,wish you guys all good .
Ur neighbor in palastine
Love Palestine 🥰❤️
You know what, I just subscribed because of what you just said about supporting local produce. Keep up the good work and thank you for this video. I hope to see her (Beirut) soon ! I miss Beirut :(
I appreciate that! Thank you. I hope you see her soon, too
I just watched all your videos in Lebanon to date! I live in Canada and I have not been back since 2013... watching these videos reminded me of my childhood. These videos are so wholesome! I truly hope you guys enjoyed your time there and I can’t wait to see where else you went!
My partner and I are going to Lebanon for the first time ever next week. Loving your videos. Hope we have an amazing time as you did :D
Have a great time!
charming woman in our lovely country , you and all of the americans are welcome in our country every time you want to come , we have pride in welcoming you every time
wonderful blog and very optimistic i liked the way you support small and family running shops wish you a lot of success
Thank you so much for your kind words 🙂
Really interesting glimpse into life in Lebanon. Thank you from the USA!
you are living the lebanese life ! your most welcome to Lebanon ! Beirut the City which will come back to the good gold old times inchalla asap !
Massive respect for your video content!!
0:22 a now rare 306 GTI6!
ALSO: If anyone knows any of these shop owners in the video, please pass along this video to them! ❤️
I missed Lebanon it’s been long time for me not visiting this beautiful country. All good wishes for Lebanon And Lebanese people and may peace and prosperity spread among them. Love you from kuwait 🇰🇼 .
Thanks love kuwait back
Quick tip: you can fry up your halloum cheese in a pan with some olive oil and it will taste and feel better with the new crust it gains.
Ashreen alf... that is 20.000 LL, that used to be around 10€ until end of 2019, when the sinking started.
I really like these kind of videos and the series as a whole!
Another great nice video... With lovley energy...thank you
I’m glad I found your channel. I’m really interested in Lebanon.
From Detroit Michigan.
I am from Pakistan l was come in lebanon ago 25 years lebanon people good and beautifull God bless them
The breakfast scene @19.07, the poster behind Valentine is a classic Egyptian cinema movie called “ 1/2 Virgin”. Reminds me of the days spent watching movie dramas back at home. Very cool & thanks for the vlog.
Great video! Just a tip, if the bill is 23,000LBP we usually top it at least 10% to 20% (if you can afford that please do). Delivery guys/F&B sector people most of the times rely on tips as an extra income and it doesn't usually cost the consumer much more.
I really like your vlogs! Even tho I'm from Beirut I still find this interesting. Keep going!!
So cool when I’m in Mexico I also like to buy from small mom and pop shops when possible.
The place you were living - the apartment. What /where? It looked marvellous!
I was staying in an airbnb in Achrafiyeh, Beirut. Yes, we loved that apartment!
Your eyes are another world.. 🕊 I adore you your eyes
Excellent vlog. I really like your "Lebanese Arabic". I commend you for visiting Lebanon during this tumultuous times. You rock!
Thank you
Lebanon was my beautiful home and memories it's sooo sad to see Lebanon that way now
Ohhh I love that u say yaatik il afeh hehe so cute
हमें अपने युवाओं और मार्गदर्शन देने वाले पर गर्व है?🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I’m jealous that you lived in Beirut. My parents lost their house and I never had a place to go back to…. But I lived in Ashrafieh with my grandmother here and there. I love how you speak Arabic and speak so well about Lebanon.
Thank you guys for this beautiful video. You have shown some of the beautiful aspects of my country, Lebanon, in contrast to its citizens emigrating from it because of the crisis. Thanks for coming. We demand a video to tell us how you learned some Arabic terms. You are very smart.❤️
I have the impression that lebanon is more expensive than europe for a piece of cheese and 200 g of olives cost 19K Lebanese pounds which is the equivalent of 10 € ....
what i like in vid the Emily 's way of communication with people ......she is very smart she learns many arabics words ...i wait the next episode good luck !
Ahmed, keep in mind that the official rate that you will find online is not accurate. Lebanon is in the midst of a financial crisis of hyperinflation right now, so there is a black market rate that changes daily (even multiple times per day) to account for this extreme currency inflation. 19K lebanese pounds was for both the olives and cheese and was worth less than $1 USD at the time 😊
Thank you for your kind words! Looking forward to sharing the next one with you
I am moving to beirut in June 2023 with my kids. I am here now and I love it.
Loquats ....are not like apricots .they look like apricots ..but they are firmer crunchier ...not mealy like apricots ...it has large seeds inside ...they are delicious when they are riper though ...you bought hard ones...they might be sour
You did a good talk in arabic and the guy in the grocery is very kind 👍
Thank you for showing the real Lebanon 🇱🇧 most welcome in our country big respect and love from Beirut
you are very natural ! Love watching your videos . Hi for Valentine
Hi, new subscriber from australia. You guys are lovely and very nice, respectful andkind. Love watching your videos.
Woohoo a new upload🕺
Valentine going "these are new" when he was reprimanded for gravitating towards the sweets was hilarious!
Love your stuff keep at it! 🤍
Yeah, poor Valentine, he deserves sweets, give him sweets.
**A message brought to you by people for the ethical treatment of Valentine.**
You're comments are pretty amusing actually...
Especially the river guy .
The apartment you were living in looks good from inside.
@20Camels - you forgot the fourth way to do grocery shopping in Lebanon. Balcony shopping, drop your shopping basket on a rope from your balcony with some cash and yell out your order at the cart guy or the grocery store at the bottom of the building.
You are Amazing guys! Great spirit to share your expérience in this tough time for lebanon.as a token of apreciation to both of you,if you ever need anything during your stay,you can happily ask..Btw Ya3tik al 3afieh...its a short saying for Allah Ya3tik al 3afieh which means MAY GOD GIVE HEALTH!
i found your channel by coincidence ,, iam lebenese canadian , i have come back to the old days ! .. i have not visited lebanon since a long time !!
Your awesome and your Arabic is awesome too. Thank you for taking time to make these videos and sharing with us all. Keep em coming.... I love them 👍❤️
I lived over 6 years in the south the difference in makrets are the ones there have a lot the south had very minimum then but some markets open like supermarket alot of sweets and chocolate are imported from turkey but the local fruit and vegetables and chesse and olives were so wonderful if you like culture small businesses for sweet treats and sweet foods are the best
Welcome to 🇱🇧 my friends.
Please come visit Koura and get amazing and fresh olives, olive oil and labneh (for the best za'atar head south. You will find the most tangy and delicious za'atar once you are 12+ kilometers inland).
OMG awesome video
less editing the more attractive the video looks
keep going 😍
I agree
NOTE:The prices quoted here can be confusing if you don't know the BLACK MARKET or STREET exchange rate for the Lebanese Pound. The Government says it is around 1,500 to the Dollar, but on the street it fluctuates between 15,000 to 20,000 Lebanese Pounds to the Dollar.
Wow! Loved that video and you guys and of course Beirut. I subscribed your channel after watching this video. Thanks for this wonderful content.
The tinier a green peper is the spicier it is. It is not older its just different .
Ahh, good to know. Thanks for informing me!
The vibes feel a lot like in my home country of Venezuela.
Hi there. This is the only channel I subscribed to and I don't really know if she uploads another video would I get a notification and where should I check for that. Thanks.
Hey Harry! I'm honored that my channel is the only one you subscribe to! You can turn on the "bell" to get notifications every time I upload a new video. You can turn on this "bell" right next to the subscribe button underneath each one of my videos
@@20CamelsEmily Thanks Emily, I just did... I loved your latest one a few days ago and loved it as usual. Keep up the good work and keep them coming. Thanks.
Wow awesome vlog!!!! I'm Lebanese!!!! Are u coping with the economic crisis in Lebanon? Do u like living in Lebanon? Thanks for sharing about buying groceries in Lebanon!!!! Nice House!!!!
0:58 in India its very very common people selling goods on carts
I quantity and the variety of fruits and vegetables in this store is more than what you can find in the supermarket near my house in the USA.
Emily as if you are a Lebanese citizen 😀 . Nice video keep it up . And thank you for filming about Lebanon 🇱🇧
Yes love your content about Lebanon ♥️ I hope to visit this beautiful place one day
Awesome video. Big Teddy's going to love this video when he sees himself haha Good Vlog
I really liked that you actually took the time to learn some lebanese! Yaatike l aafye❤
Baatara Gorge Waterfall, Cedars of God in Bcharri, Jieta Grotto, Sidon Sea Castle , and lot more you should visit in lebanon
It's not that long since every country had small specialised shops, but before your lifetimes.
Nice, raw, real video..like the way you interact with locals and they with you guys. You seem more at ease now in this video after living there for a bit. Quick observation regarding Supermarket vs small shops. The supermarket you mentioned was Spinneys which tends to be more expensive. There are many other similar supermarkets that are not as pricey. Some of them are called Taawoniyet ( coop). As far them selling food that is spoiled, I think this is a new thing that most likely has to do with the current economic situation where shoppers are not purchasing as they used to and as a consequence food tend to stay on the shelf for longer. It's not an excuse for them to keep spoiled food but I guess so many things are going wrong in the country right now that quality control is not a priority at the moment. I'm just speculating anyway.
I hope Lebanon come back to the way it used to be and you get a chance to revisit the way it really is and not during that dark moment.
Yaatiki el afieh ;)
We grow loquats ! Delicious! Here in California! Love them! I make Loquat Jam. Delicious!
I bet that would be delicious! I lived in California for 5 years and I can't believe I never saw Loquats there! Would love to try that jam 🤤
I live in Ventura/Oxnard near the beach. There are SO many Loquat trees here! The only problem with Loquats is they have a Very short growing season here. Is it the same in Lebanon? They are ripe for about 2-3 weeks before badly bruising and turning Brown. I have to pick and freeze them so I have enough for Jam. They last only 1-3 Days fresh after picking. The Jam is Delicious and worth it though! What part of California? I am born and raised here 🤗💜
@@DianeTheCanningNana Yes! In Lebanon their growing season is also super short & they turn brown quickly as well. I was in San Diego, going to college at UCSD :D The next time I'm in the area during Loquat season I'll be on the lookout!
lol .... how come that i watch the whole thing ....how come grocery shopping became so interesting😄
😂🤣
Just like local farm markets in rural USA.
Why you didn't try the janerik its so good
I just love your vlogs. Keep it up
Thank you! Great video, there's lots of nice people 😄
Thank you! 😃