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[@mollysfamily914]

Afghanis are amazing people. I'm very blessed to be so close to one in my life. I wish the best for the country, it holds a special place in my heart. This is a very wonderful video ♡

[@ari-qd6xj]

Afghan … not afghani or afghanis afghani is the money and if you talk about a person from Afghanistan they would be afghan

[@kleoedwards7060]

Thank you so much for doing this one. I’ve been looking for something like this and have been waiting. Love it!❤️

[@ASMRGeographica]

Thank you!

[@PANJSHIR.23]

The excellent video as always, hope Afghanistan will overcome the crisis soon...

[@ASMRGeographica]

I hope so too

[@tariq3848]

Thank You So Much❤ I am from Afghanistan🇦🇫

[@mohssenify]

This was very informative, many thanks from Algeria desert your welcome to experience real geography and enjoy true silence, golden dunes and camel riding. But be careful to put sunscreen

[@ASMRGeographica]

Thank you so much!

[@160p2GHz]

I always learn so much from your videos, thank you for making these. As you point out often the borders of nations don't always make for the most practical definitions of regions. I would love if you could dive into a culture or people in more episodes rather than a state if you're willing. Especially people whose ancestral homelands are occupied and/or who have or are experiencing cultural erasure or genocide. I know you try to avoid anything too heavy since these are ASMR but I would love, for example to simply learn more about the history and culture of Uighur people, Coast Salish people, Haudenosaunee, Sami, Tutsi, Ainu, or Aboriginal Australians. Or even a concentration on a region without modern borders like the many cultural influences and rich history in the horn of Africa. I feel like modern history often dedicates less than a sentence to these groups just saying "oh they were there before being colonized' or "they are in this modern state but also this one" or something else that makes it sound like it's a footnote when in reality these cultures often existed longer than modern cultures, have elaborate histories of movement and cultural development and nations rising and falling. Ya know, like I can get a book on China, Tajikistan, and Kyrgystan each with the same footnote on Uighur people or we can look at the lands they came from and inhabited over time and talk about all that's changed within that border that might not exist on any map.

[@imjase-thisismylittleYTchannel]

Been waiting for this one having requested a few times - thank you! Brilliant content as always.

[@ASMRGeographica]

Thank you so much!

[@masumamohammadi2867]

I'ts so good thank you

[@ASMRGeographica]

Thank you!

[@emptyhad2571]

Been waiting for this.

[@ASMRGeographica]

I hope you enjoy!

[@ListenLearnEnglish]

Nice history sharing.

[@ASMRGeographica]

Thank you!

[@juliahart8593]

Love it.

[@ASMRGeographica]

Thank you!

[@abu-karz]

Where is the history of zahir shah and Ahmad shah durrani along with the durrani sultanate?

[@ASMRGeographica]

I couldn't go over everything! Afghanistan has so much history

[@abu-karz]

@@ASMRGeographica but these were the base of it's history. These were such common features.

[@uzmaateel]

@@abu-karz it’s asmr video not history class she doesn’t have to go through all of it

[@ashleyoasis7948]

do scotland

[@ASMRGeographica]

I will eventually!

[@Ringringits_sammy]

I’m early

[@ASMRGeographica]

😁