EGYPT CULTURE

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[@CarlaMcCarthyPomegranate96]

Visiting Egypt is still on my bucket list! Ever since I was little. :)

[@CarlaMcCarthyPomegranate96]

Eng Mhmd Thank you! Much appreciated.

[@AhmedMohamed-bl6tr]

Carla McCarthy We love you too

[@strong2653]

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[@ahmedthekingofgames9608]

Welcome to Egypt

[@warrenkbelljr2129]

There is so much we as humans can learn from other culture besides our own I feel it helps to know your surroundings and where abouts in order to coecist on earth.

[@princessdivinity9977]

I saw this video and watching it made me think I was there in one of my lifetimes. Two months ago I was guided to buy a Isis necklace. Beautiful video

[@DianaKazimiera-]

Great respect for culture,history, tradition and education.Beautiful video. Great respect for 🇪🇬 from 🇵🇱🕊️🤝 #International cooperation for protect education, culture, tradition and history

[@lisamanoban9166]

Egyptian look after Egypt nicely....one day I m visiting

[@TUAREGVENETO]

I love Egypt beautiful village, you enter the heart and does not go out!

[@jeromealmeida2588]

TUAREGVENETO

[@OmarMohamed-cg3fs]

Pro it's a country

[@TUAREGVENETO]

​@@OmarMohamed-cg3fs You are right and it is a great country! Sorry for the mistake in the translation !

[@OmarMohamed-cg3fs]

@@TUAREGVENETO it's ok!

[@donatellamassa2269]

Quest video è splendido ....mi riporta in questo legendario Egitto

[@benec5816]

Oh my awesome

[@mohamedhussein9481]

Egyptian and proud ✌💙 Love you my country Egypt 💗💪

[@xyzxyz7194]

It's really fabulous, want to come to your country,

[@ashm6653]

​@@xyzxyz7194ur welcome anytime

[@mariammaher9277]

Welcome To My Lovely Country ''''EGYPT'''

[@fadyissa5483]

mariam maher thank you I like it

[@Jilli8310]

Beautiful!! One day, one day I will get there!

[@rohitnamdev2789]

mariam maher hiii

[@tramthuy3638]

See you soon!

[@wafasherzad4302]

I will coming really your cuntry verey beautiful can you contact with me please on WhatsApp [phone] thanks

[@user-ey8ik6cf9l]

Iam so proud to be Egyptian

[@Jilli8310]

It is a good thing to be proud of where you are from. Egypt is beautiful and it is on my list of places to visit. There is so much history there, amazing!

[@user-ey8ik6cf9l]

Elizabeth Francis Thank you very much. And Egypt welcomes you at any time we are a hospitable people and welcome all people and cherish your presence on the land of civilizations 😍😍😍

[@user-re9gj2wy5f]

I see culture,-i like.It very important having culture.

[@MdSaddam-cb5yv]

Thanks a lot

[@donatellamassa2269]

Ditemi che si puo tornare !!!!!!!! Ho tanta nostalgia !!!!!!!!!!!

[@boota0102088243]

THIS IS EGYPT

[@riyaadhikari461]

Wow

[@mahmoudkhater2684]

Our holy land😍

[@siasia4434]

Goodnight beautiful Egypt 😴👼

[@hardikshawarma]

Ikr

[@petersonpatrick1980]

Is it just me or is that a nice beat playing? I almost wrote some poetry to it...I'm just saying though!

[@rejoiceinhisname4193]

the mmmmussssiccccc is so good!

[@ExperienceEgypt]

[@fairweather1704]

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[@fairweather1704]

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[@fairweather1704]

bytwww.faithfreedom.org/Author/Sina.htm

[@shawkyelkaraly45]

That's my country

[@siasia4434]

Why did big nose run away from this paradise ?👼

[@thegreatmagician369]

من المانيا مصر ام الدنيا

[@user-by6cf2qx7p]

🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬

[@wafasherzad4302]

Do you frome Egypt

[@reginagoh2766]

真美。

[@falconflyfalcon9737]

egypt.sung.mohamed,.aabdulwahab

[@terrynewton6481]

Egypt is where all and some black people lived and were kings ruler they were the real and the original people and anient people of the earth I willbe happy when you all stopthinking about who you areif you would nothave stolen every thing that you say you own you would not have any thing. Egypt is my people and all ways will be.egyptiens are not white people and never will. My God knows this to be true.

[@terrynewton6481]

Never will be.

[@MargaretGeorgila]

مصر كولتور!!

[@maceymurrell9967]

what smackin' lip? Egypt in cemetery, it correct itself

[@taz-on-the-looseyusef5526]

i really wonder what happened to the ancient pyramid builders aka ancient Egyptians, where did they go, or they were all massacred by the muslim arabs who are now occupying Egypt today

[@listenup2882]

Many moved deeper into Africa, others intermarried with invaders and of course many were killed.

[@listenup2882]

@@omar281997 not true. The Arabs were enemies of native Egyptians just as they were enemies of Amazigh people.

[@PandoraKyss]

The Egyptians of today are largely the same people as their ancestors. The people were Arabicized in culture, but the population did not change in any huge way. The Coptic Christian Egyptians still speak a descendant of Ancient Egyptian language in their services.

[@PandoraKyss]

​@@omar281997 I'm an American Euromutt from Philadelphia, so I don't know how much my words mean, but I genuinely love your comments. I'm hugely fascinated with the Middle East - Egypt, Arabia, Mesopotamia, and so on. I consider it the Birthplace of Civilization. Sure, Greece might be viewed by many as the Birthplace of Western Civilization, but I'd fancy that society and cities as we recognize them were borne out of the Middle Eastern sand and rivers. Two of my biggest obsessions are the cities of Ninevah and Babylon, specifically the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. So much came to us from the Middle East - huge things like the alphabet to smaller things like perfume - and Egypt, being situated where she is, is similar to Greece in my mind as being a bridge between East and West. Sorry to ramble.

[@PandoraKyss]

@@omar281997 Exactly. It might be compared a bit with the Greeks. From what I understand the Native Egyptians initially hailed Alexander the Great as a liberator, but by the time of Cleopatra - THE Cleopatra - the population was very much like a caste system, with Greeks filling the role of the wealthy, elite classes while Egyptians were often made to feel like outsiders in their own country. And then the Romans came, crashing into an already exhausted country that they saw mostly as the breadbasket of Rome. It's sad how, even to this day, Egyptians are viewed as strangers in their own country, largely by Americans. As an American, I think it's shameful.

[@user-ic1zs9dj9j]

アレキサンドリア図書館？

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どこから？飛行機？

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