3 Ways Tunisia suprised me

[@louaybelhaj1710]

So happy for your enjoyment about our country your videos made my day Mr Paul thank you

[@afefchatti5026]

You are always welcome 🙏🇹🇳

[@alaham2590]

Paul thank you for your vlogs ... you made my day with "cafe commitment" hhhh... i think that i really need a little of your positivity... Tunisians hangout for hours in these places car there are nothing else affordable to do. keep xploring ;)

[@zina2771]

Thanks for your positive message. Did you noticed the multi tongues (Arabic, French, English...)

[@Am_Paul]

I did ! I speak all three :D I fit right in here ;)

[@fatmftm1504]

I don't live in Tunisia , but I miss the coffe culture.It is a thiiiiing!

[@djmcrick1978]

I,m half tunisia bcause of my dad. Hes family is from sousse ;)

[@karemnasraoui3656]

Welcome

[@talemarnauld9296]

Thanks your ❤❤❤❤❤

[@majdibouzidi]

Cafe commitment? That was a good one hahahahahaha Feel free to express yourself this way more often. You should try something none touristic

[@Partzisky]

good luck 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Rosa-og8rx]

looool i live in tunisia im tunisian very easy i dont say marhaben i say aslemma

[@mini_jkooki_minkookieeeee]

@meheraskri4954 asslama is for both of them simple no need to distinguish...we don't have formal and unformal in our derija so we don't have differences between hello and hi both of them are asslema in Tunisian derija

[@mini_jkooki_minkookieeeee]

@meheraskri4954 and you are from Tunisia so what the heck you're doing by asking such question?!!! Hhhhhhh maher askri men tounes w yass2el 3la asselema hhhhhh

[@mini_jkooki_minkookieeeee]

@meheraskri4954 wow 😅🤣🤣🤣🙄

[@mini_jkooki_minkookieeeee]

@meheraskri4954 we are but change at least your name and your nationality in your profile 😉 😊

[@mayikookie_koreaboo]

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[@act_sion]

HI, do you know if I can take a suitcase in a louage? Do they charge an extra ? Thks

[@Am_Paul]

Normally yes, each louage is different for extra charges. I think one should be free, but if they do charge it won't be much 🥳

[@anwerdakyubi4913]

it depends on the space the suitcase will take, it has to be a lot of space. then he may ask for a charge, but 90% of the time he won't, and even if he does just refuse and say some words in Tunisian, and u good XD if he insists on a backup plan tell him you will wait for the next louage.

[@Am_Paul]

@@anwerdakyubi4913 thanks for the info!!!!

[@act_sion]

@@anwerdakyubi4913 French should be o.k . ;)

[@Hassenfeki]

Please mr Paul , note that Derja or Tunisian dialect of Arabic ( very polluted by French) is just the daily communicative language which is based on Arabic. The ONLY OFFICIAL LANGUAGE OF TUNISIA IS ARABIC ;) And by the way , you're welcome to Tunisia. However, leaving the USA to come here in Tunisia is so intriguing and confusing me : I have two neighbours in the city of Sfax : one is a Texan American from Dallas and the other is a Floridian American from Orlando ?!!!!!!!!! I'm so confused , Tunisia is a beautiful country but it's a really poor country incomparable to the USA , I really can not understand why and how they lived Texas and Florida to settle in Tunisia ?! ...it depass my understanding! NB : sorry for my bad English. 😔

[@Am_Paul]

Thanks Tamim! I have two other videos, one talks about Derja, the other about why I chose to live in Tunisia. Arabic is a beautiful language, one that I value and strive to understand better every day. While it is true many Tunisians are poor, the country itself is very rich. Hopefully we can work together to help the world see the value of Tunisia and Tunisians 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳

[@ItsProogi]

@Tamim Arabic is official language yes but we use Tunisian Dialect more than using the official language. for the question of why leaving USA to settle in Tunis(ia) it's basic and simple reasons : - in Tunisia you pay much less taxes compared to USA no matter the state ( even that they pay taxes abroad but still less ) - in Tunisia the private health care will cost less than USA no matter the time unless some specific sicknesses otherwise general private health care will cost less even dental care since a lot of Americans depends on the state they do that either in Mexico or Canada - In Tunisia we have close enough culture to Europe and USA means Americans will enjoy parties, alcohol, relationships with more security and open minded culture compared to the rest of MENA region ( Lebanon used to play this role but it's a falling state right now and not the secure economically at least ) - In Tunisia converting USD to TND will benefit you a lot like renting a S+0 in NewYork can cost you 1000USD and more with the same price you can get yourself a villa with pool in Marsa or Lac or any other Tunisian State - Finaly Tunisia have less competitive market compared to the USA means if you have enough money you create a good company and make good money with less taxes and less payments as salaries and cost Tunisia is a great place when you're coming from 1st world as many Tunsians are leaving to other African countries where TND can be better than their local currency

[@Am_Paul]

@@ItsProogi Wow! You hit on a bunch of great reasons I enjoy living here! Thanks for the amazing explanation of some of the benefits Tunisia offers.

[@Hassenfeki]

@@ItsProogi it makes sense :)

[@fatmftm1504]

Your English is great! I am an English teacher

[@maynamya]

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