Our wife you have learned the etiquette of GH. I visited and 6 weeks and all you said is on point. When I’m ready resettle there a lot I will have to relearn.
This is a great video. I got the sense you were completely authentic. I had the impression Iranians were equally serious about their religion too. Thanks for sharing.
@@HEEBEEJEEBEE9123 we’re 80 something million people 😅 i’m talking about majority who have gotten over being sensitive about religion. But of course there’s always a strict minority
I am originally from the United States. I have lived in Ghana for a little over three years. I find the people a lot more honest a lot more trustworthy, much more polite, and it comes to the police officers. I’ve got a picture of their high commander on my phone when they want money, I showed them the picture and I tell them he says you’re not asking. I’m not to give they back off very quick and don’t bother me anymore after that.❗️
You made lots of good points. There are a lot of Ghanaians who try to come back and live in Ghana but they eventually return back because they can't adjust to Ghanaian way of doing things....it is generally a bigger culture shock to return to the country of your origin, than when you first migrated overseas.
Yes. This happened to my husband and made his first year much more difficult than my first year in Ghana. There were lots of adjustments but I’m happy we got through it
یک سال و خورده ای هست الان که غنا کار میکنم، چیزای جالب خیلی دیدم اینجا. یکی، تو این مدت ندیدم کسی سیگار بکشه. دوم، بحث و جدلشون هیچ وقت به دعوا ختم نمیشه، ینی اصلا دعوا نمیکنن ولی داد میزنن سر هم آدمای شلوغی هستن، منظورم اینه که بلند بلند و چند نفری حرف زدن عادیه. اختلاف طبقاتی بیداد میکنه اینجا خیلی با احتیاط رانندگی میکنن در کل آدمای شادی هستن، با اینکه از لحاظ اقتصادی درمضیقه‌ن، ولی بازم میگن و میخندن.
@@Anaietaآره، من اصلا قرار نبود آفریقا بیام، از طریق یکی از دوستانم تو ایران با اینجا آشنا شدم، دو هفته بعدش دیدم تو افریقام.😁 اولش که فک میکردم رفتم تو یه کره دیگه😄 میدونی چی میگم، همه چی عوض شده بود، هر چی که فک کنی خیلی بیشتر چیزای جالب دیدم ، ولی خب اینجا به همین قدر اکتفا کردم. راستی اسم محلی من Kofi😊 اسم محلی شما چیه؟
Ooh dear ..you hit the nail by saying !! If you respect their food ..you embrace the culture ..this is powerful and inspiration to others .. you will need to have a quiet word with Trudy ( mrs Woda Maya ) thank you 🌹🙏
I do love your videos and agree with all your points with the exception of religious division. We literally celebrate both Christian and Muslim holidays. We've never had a religious conflict in Ghana. Mosques and churches get built side by side with no conflict. I've even seen other foreigners make videos of how high religious tolerance is in Ghana. It's possible that perhaps the people around you are the ones giving you that impression. In that case it's an exception not the norm. During Muslim holidays muslims share their food with Christians and vice-versa. There's complete religious freedom in Ghana.
I didn’t mean that there is conflict in religion. I said that Ghanaians, whether Christian or Muslim practice religions more intensely than where I come from. You see the presence of religions on a daily basis which sometimes can get a bit too much for foreigners who are not used to that. Ghanaians are peaceful people and conflict of such has never been a part of Ghanaian history. Thanks for watching
@@Anaieta with this explanation I now get what you mean. I appreciate your perspective of the ghanaian society. All the best in your adventures and marriage ❤️.
Iranian in Ghana, noting how religious they're in Ghana,,, ok, so it wasn't just me 😂 Hi from Norway, I came across your channel today, got friends in Ghana so that's why I can relate. Will try to travel there again end of this year, or beginning of next one, and from what I've heard, the economy is quite a mess
For a while, I lived in Nigeria with my parents after childhood in the UK. Well done for adapting to things that are absolutely impossible to adapt to: 'How can we help each other... ' The Elder is right African time, super-lateness These 3 will sap the energy out of any half-ambitious West African. Edit: Ahh, I watched another video and I noticed you have love. That's a magic ingredient in a country experience.
They have all been a constant challenge for me to adopt to! But I’m trying and it’s actually been helpful having my husband who comes from this culture next to me to sometimes try to explain things I don’t understand. But tbh it’s not very easy
What's impossible to adjust to ? elders : always right ? or African time ? It's only impossible - if you are not willing , if you are not - you can always leave . Infact , these are minor things compared to what you have to adjust to - in the Western world . Wherever you go in the world - you would have to adjust to certain things.
13:43 basically sums up why a lot of individuals are leaving in droves. Very unfortunate and something must be done about the bad shape of the economy.
Hello Anahita . Thanks for living among us . I apprecciate your effort trying to learn our way. Wherever you move to - in the world to live - you would have to adjust to certain things , to fit into the society. Most of the practices you are referring to in this video - are minor compared to what you have to adjust to - if you move to the West.
@Marsha-k4t I'm from the UK London. I've been living g I ghana for 15 yrs now and have an airbnb in East legon. Its a studio apartment. I also know an agent who is good and genuine who also deals with my other properties. I could link you up with him. My airbnb is a studio, really nice and cheap.
Anahita, you are sooo Lovely 😂, while watching your video, everytime you HiT that "You have to learn the natural way" I laugh hard, cos my Ghanaian Brain says give them some money, innit?! 😂. But on serious NOTE, this is the attitude of the people that steer the whole to that CORRUPT mindset, which has to STOP, honestly.
About the division of religion in ghana, i disagree with you cos we get along well with each other's religion. Of course there might be one or two arguments here n there which is very normal in every country with multiple religion but Ghana is ok with that.
I didn’t mean there is conflict. I meant there is an intensity of practicing different religions here. You hear an imam 4 am waking everyone up for prayer and a pastor shouting verses of bible at 6 am with a speaker. As a foreigner it takes a bit of adjusting to get used to that. But i never meant there is any sort of conflict
Iran where young people are killed by the state for not covering their heads properly or exposing their hair, you said they don’t practice Islam or religion seriously? Or are there another Iran 🇮🇷 that we don’t know of?
You answered your question in the comment! “The state” imposes the strict rules not people practicing it and that’s why they are killing people for it! Because it’s not being practiced 😏 As mentioned in the videos Ghanaian easily get heated up by the topic of religion. So chill! It’s my perspective. You can keep yours 👍🏼
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Thats how they know ..who is a terrorist..and who is really into Ghana. A police man eat my biscuit. In london..i have biscuit..and i have no1 to eat it so i put it in the rubbish bin😢😢😢😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
That’s a total lie . You come from a country where ayotola has been in control for 40+ years and the people are in fear and come to Ghana to call us religious fanatics hell no watch yourself
یه چیز جالب دیگه، همیشه میبینم کنار خیابون می‌ایستن و تبلیغ دین میکنن. ازین جالبتر نحوه صحبت کردن حین تبلیغ، اینقد بلند و محکم و عصبانی حرف میزنن که فک میکنی دعواس
@@suglomoh93 وقتی یه چندجا که سفر میکنی و با اقوام مختلف آشنا میشی؛ میفهمی که آدما براحتی فریب میخورن( به دید کلی و اجتماعی نه فردی و شخصی) درحالی که فکر میکنن خیلی زرنگن.
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Our wife you have learned the etiquette of GH. I visited and 6 weeks and all you said is on point. When I’m ready resettle there a lot I will have to relearn.
Glad you like it in Ghana. Have fun, girl!
I'm happy for you.
Thank you!!
This is a great video. I got the sense you were completely authentic.
I had the impression Iranians were equally serious about their religion too.
Thanks for sharing.
I think that’s something media portrays but most Iranians actually don’t practice religions strictly
@@Anaieta Thank you for clearing that up.
Well, the Iranians I know would disagree with your take on religion, but everyone interprets things differently. Peace
@@HEEBEEJEEBEE9123 we’re 80 something million people 😅 i’m talking about majority who have gotten over being sensitive about religion. But of course there’s always a strict minority
I really love your insightful analysis. You are going to succeed very well because of the balanced way you learnt about the Ghananian culture.
Thank you for this, I’ve been living in Ghana for three years and I can relate with some of your points ❤
Thank youuu
I am originally from the United States. I have lived in Ghana for a little over three years. I find the people a lot more honest a lot more trustworthy, much more polite, and it comes to the police officers. I’ve got a picture of their high commander on my phone when they want money, I showed them the picture and I tell them he says you’re not asking. I’m not to give they back off very quick and don’t bother me anymore after that.❗️
😂😂😂 the high commando part
I LOVED THE HIGH COMMANDER ADVICE! This will definitely get me out of a lot of trouble😂 thanks for Your honest feedback
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This is such a great advice! haha...thanks for sharing!
Very clever. Will do same from now.
Thanks for your honest opinion. at the same time not being judgmental and being respectful to an alien culture.
We love ❤️ u, Anna. God bless you 🙏
Well done, lady, for your resilience
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U Perfectly RIGHT!!
Was just thinking about you yesterday. I hadnt realized you had started posting again. Yay🎉
I’m happy to be back! Thanks for the support 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great information. Thanks
OUR BEAUTIFUL PERSIAN WIFE,GHANA FOREVER LOVES YOU!!!!. REGARDS TO ALL OUR IRANIAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS
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You made lots of good points. There are a lot of Ghanaians who try to come back and live in Ghana but they eventually return back because they can't adjust to Ghanaian way of doing things....it is generally a bigger culture shock to return to the country of your origin, than when you first migrated overseas.
Yes. This happened to my husband and made his first year much more difficult than my first year in Ghana. There were lots of adjustments but I’m happy we got through it
Interesting I’ve never heard this but it makes a lot of sense.
Happy to hear Your review of Ghana 🇬🇭i agree with many of Your points 👍 looking forward to next video
Thank you so much 🤗
Wow! Very honest, and a great review.
Thanks for watching!
یک سال و خورده ای هست الان که غنا کار میکنم، چیزای جالب خیلی دیدم اینجا.
یکی، تو این مدت ندیدم کسی سیگار بکشه.
دوم، بحث و جدلشون هیچ وقت به دعوا ختم نمیشه، ینی اصلا دعوا نمیکنن ولی داد میزنن سر هم
آدمای شلوغی هستن، منظورم اینه که بلند بلند و چند نفری حرف زدن عادیه.
اختلاف طبقاتی بیداد میکنه اینجا
خیلی با احتیاط رانندگی میکنن
در کل آدمای شادی هستن، با اینکه از لحاظ اقتصادی درمضیقه‌ن، ولی بازم میگن و میخندن.
It is only our Lebanese brothers who smoke 😊. West Africans don't really smoke. Not part of the culture
@@JoStylin that's true
برام خيلي جالب بود كه اينجا زندگي ميكنيد و انقدر تجربه هامون شبيه بوده. واقعا نگاه دقيقي داريد به بعضي از نكته ها دقت نكرده بودم
@@Anaietaآره، من اصلا قرار نبود آفریقا بیام، از طریق یکی از دوستانم تو ایران با اینجا آشنا شدم، دو هفته بعدش دیدم تو افریقام.😁
اولش که فک میکردم رفتم تو یه کره دیگه😄
میدونی چی میگم، همه چی عوض شده بود، هر چی که فک کنی
خیلی بیشتر چیزای جالب دیدم ، ولی خب اینجا به همین قدر اکتفا کردم.
راستی اسم محلی من Kofi😊
اسم محلی شما چیه؟
@@azari4902 salamm kofi !khosh migzare behet dadash ?😀😀
Have you stopped making the best videos in the world, “ Ghana My New Home” series? You better continue before someone steals your idea.
I’m bringing it back sooon!
Ooh dear ..you hit the nail by saying !! If you respect their food ..you embrace the culture ..this is powerful and inspiration to others .. you will need to have a quiet word with Trudy ( mrs Woda Maya ) thank you 🌹🙏
Thank you
I do love your videos and agree with all your points with the exception of religious division. We literally celebrate both Christian and Muslim holidays. We've never had a religious conflict in Ghana. Mosques and churches get built side by side with no conflict. I've even seen other foreigners make videos of how high religious tolerance is in Ghana. It's possible that perhaps the people around you are the ones giving you that impression. In that case it's an exception not the norm. During Muslim holidays muslims share their food with Christians and vice-versa. There's complete religious freedom in Ghana.
I didn’t mean that there is conflict in religion. I said that Ghanaians, whether Christian or Muslim practice religions more intensely than where I come from. You see the presence of religions on a daily basis which sometimes can get a bit too much for foreigners who are not used to that. Ghanaians are peaceful people and conflict of such has never been a part of Ghanaian history. Thanks for watching
@@Anaieta with this explanation I now get what you mean. I appreciate your perspective of the ghanaian society. All the best in your adventures and marriage ❤️.
@@nenemens appreciate your comment 🙏🏻
The fact that things are actually very different here is crazy. I really enjoyed this video and picked a few tricks from it hehe 😁
Thank you ☺️
Iranian in Ghana, noting how religious they're in Ghana,,, ok, so it wasn't just me 😂
Hi from Norway, I came across your channel today, got friends in Ghana so that's why I can relate. Will try to travel there again end of this year, or beginning of next one, and from what I've heard, the economy is quite a mess
I was so sad to leave you!!! You are doing such a good job! Keep making us proud.
Thanks love. Miss you soooooo much ❤️❤️ I can’t wait to see all the new adventures you will have 🥰
For a while, I lived in Nigeria with my parents after childhood in the UK. Well done for adapting to things that are absolutely impossible to adapt to:
'How can we help each other... '
The Elder is right
African time, super-lateness
These 3 will sap the energy out of any half-ambitious West African.
Edit: Ahh, I watched another video and I noticed you have love. That's a magic ingredient in a country experience.
They have all been a constant challenge for me to adopt to! But I’m trying and it’s actually been helpful having my husband who comes from this culture next to me to sometimes try to explain things I don’t understand. But tbh it’s not very easy
What's impossible to adjust to ? elders : always right ? or African time ?
It's only impossible - if you are not willing , if you are not - you can always leave . Infact , these are minor
things compared to what you have to adjust to - in the Western world .
Wherever you go in the world - you would have to adjust to certain things.
Thanks so much for sharing your experiences
Being an Indian, I feel ghanaian society is way similar to ours from what Anahita has described.
Interesting to know
Congrats on your Ghanaian accent 😁👍🏾
“By the Grace of God …”, lol
The accent is changing😅 thank youu
Wrong is wrong regardless if you're an elderly or not! As an Nigerian woman
YOU ARE WELCOME TO VISIT MY COUNTRY SOUTH ÁFRICA. YOU WILL FALL INLOVE WITH HER.
13:43 basically sums up why a lot of individuals are leaving in droves. Very unfortunate and something must be done about the bad shape of the economy.
It’s really sad though! A country filled with natural resources should not face such economic challenges
Thanks for the video
You sooo smart.❤❤💚💚💯💯💯
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Hello Anahita .
Thanks for living among us . I apprecciate your effort trying to learn our way.
Wherever you move to - in the world to live - you would have to adjust to certain things ,
to fit into the society.
Most of the practices you are referring to in this video - are minor compared to what you have to
adjust to - if you move to the West.
Your twi sounds good
Medaase
But Ghana is too hot. Try Eastern and southern Africa its more cosmopolitan and cooler.
@@pietrojenkins6901 I actually love the heat. The closer to sun i get the happier i feel but i definitely love to see other parts of African continent
@@Anaieta lol, that defies the laws of physics actually. The closer/higher you get to the Sun, the cooler it becomes.
Watching from London thanks
Thanks for watching
At least you are still smiling.
Do you have any group tour from Amsterdam to ghana
I don’t organize tours, but I’m happy to show Ghana to people
Nice video
Thanks what sites to Ghana have if you’re looking for a rental home I’ve been on JIJI Ghana and it’s a lot of unprofessional agents
I don’t recommend fining rentals online. Try to stay at an airbnb when you first arrive and look for agents in person
@@Anaieta thanks I thought about that
A lot of scammers on JIJI.
@@_Be_Still thanks I see
@Marsha-k4t I'm from the UK London. I've been living g I ghana for 15 yrs now and have an airbnb in East legon. Its a studio apartment. I also know an agent who is good and genuine who also deals with my other properties. I could link you up with him. My airbnb is a studio, really nice and cheap.
You are smart
Anahita, you are sooo Lovely 😂, while watching your video, everytime you HiT that "You have to learn the natural way" I laugh hard, cos my Ghanaian Brain says give them some money, innit?! 😂.
But on serious NOTE, this is the attitude of the people that steer the whole to that CORRUPT mindset, which has to STOP, honestly.
You are so beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you!!
Thanks 🙏🏿 for sharing
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻🙏🏻
About the division of religion in ghana, i disagree with you cos we get along well with each other's religion. Of course there might be one or two arguments here n there which is very normal in every country with multiple religion but Ghana is ok with that.
I didn’t mean there is conflict. I meant there is an intensity of practicing different religions here. You hear an imam 4 am waking everyone up for prayer and a pastor shouting verses of bible at 6 am with a speaker. As a foreigner it takes a bit of adjusting to get used to that. But i never meant there is any sort of conflict
@@AnaietaI’m Ghanaian who lives abroad at the moment and you observations on the religion is on point.
Great
Sis I like your content and the way you’ve handled life so far … but I really don’t think in Iran you can challenge the religious police
Thank you. I think that’s a misconception majority have about iran. You will know what I’m talking about once you visit
The religious/morality police is no longer active in Iran since the death of ' Mahsa Amini. '
Itt's abolition is still being debated in Iran .
Please note that I’m of the best of intentions… I like Persians … I don’t like English people
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Persia is a great country....
Now Iran ....
You sure? Christians and Muslims get along quite well in Ghana
6:30
How have you lived in Ghana for 5 years but cannot speak the language?
Who taught you twi? Your parents or you learned it yourself?
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Iran where young people are killed by the state for not covering their heads properly or exposing their hair, you said they don’t practice Islam or religion seriously? Or are there another Iran 🇮🇷 that we don’t know of?
You answered your question in the comment! “The state” imposes the strict rules not people practicing it and that’s why they are killing people for it! Because it’s not being practiced 😏 As mentioned in the videos Ghanaian easily get heated up by the topic of religion. So chill! It’s my perspective. You can keep yours 👍🏼
دنبال کردن شما برام خیلی جالبه ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
ممنونم 🥰
No you must try and change something and don’t adjust
I can’t change everyone! Sometimes you just have to adopt
@@Anaieta you don't have to adapt. Get all this stress out of you. You just need to get the hell out of ghana. Just get the fuck out of ghana.
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Well you're very wrong on the religion part. We get along very very very well. No divisions any where.
most of us a Christian.
Hi Anahita are you Arab or indian?
@@5Pointstarr none. I’m Persian
Please small creator here let's connect
Nice meeting you
@@Anaieta nice meeting you yoo
Thats how they know ..who is a terrorist..and who is really into Ghana. A police man eat my biscuit. In london..i have biscuit..and i have no1 to eat it so i put it in the rubbish bin😢😢😢😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
That’s a total lie . You come from a country where ayotola has been in control for 40+ years and the people are in fear and come to Ghana to call us religious fanatics hell no watch yourself
I was exactly pointing out at the close minded people like you who easily get heated up when the topic of religion pops up. 😂
You are thinking very shallowly
You are not a Ghanaian, if you are then fa wo gimie ko do. Wani mbie koraa. You so ignorant..
I can’t dare to live in Iran . The whole world prices has changed . Come to the US . Does who left are going to see prices up the roof every where
No one has requested you to visit Iran , you can remain in your bubble 🫧
Teach us farsi language
TRY KENYA
For what ?
Would love to visit one day!
Kenya's enjoyed lots of 'tourist love'. Allow Ghana too to enjoy hers🫤
یه چیز جالب دیگه، همیشه میبینم کنار خیابون می‌ایستن و تبلیغ دین میکنن.
ازین جالبتر نحوه صحبت کردن حین تبلیغ، اینقد بلند و محکم و عصبانی حرف میزنن که فک میکنی دعواس
agha da'vaa nist🤣🤣🤣
fagat harfahshun ba zur migan
@@suglomoh93 😅😅😅
خب چرا یکی رو نمیارن که یخورده راحتتر و نرمتر صحبت کنه، بلکم جمعیت بیشتری رو به دینشون جذب کنن.😄
@@suglomoh93 وقتی یه چندجا که سفر میکنی و با اقوام مختلف آشنا میشی؛ میفهمی که آدما براحتی فریب میخورن( به دید کلی و اجتماعی نه فردی و شخصی) درحالی که فکر میکنن خیلی زرنگن.
@@azari4902 kash motavaje mishodi che migan inharo 😂 😂
Unmoge mifahmi ke ba inha hich kari nemishe kard 😂 😂 😂!!az qasd injur sohbat mikonan
Your country Iran there is no way you can talk to a police officer. The law there doesn’t consider you as human
@@feliciaedith says the person who hasn’t step foot in iran😂
That’s not true at all
Police officers in ghana, ? Give me small small (bribe)
The stress i go through being stopped by policemen in Ghana😅
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂the lateness part
We call it the Ghana Time 😂😂
I learned it the hard way
😂😂
What is your race ?
I don’t know! Middle eastern ?
@@Anaieta i mean in iran there are turks persians kurds
hi, I am coming to Accra, Ghana. Can you connect me on email? your information regarding Accra is very good.
Great