Focus on Egypt! A Country Profile

[@AyaMBayomi]

another fun fact, Arabic might be the official language of Egypt but it's not the only native language of the country, we have the Coptic language which very much what it is left from ancient Egyptian written in Greek letters and used for religious purposes in the Coptic orthodox church, the is the Nubian language, the native language of the Nubian race in the south of Egypt (p.s Nubians are the nicest people in the world and there culture is amazing, and finally we have the Berber language of the Berber tribes of Siwa oasis and Sahara desert.

[@arynees]

KyrilXB some coptic priests i guess

[@mustapha6939]

Aya M Bayomi q

[@jtadros16]

Egyptians actually used Coptic as a first language all the way up until the 18th century.

[@mora6816]

Wow very interesting (not being sarcastic)

[@gabrielchris5163]

@@jtadros16 you said they used coptic as a first language until 18th century , what a lie !? go home liar, coptic language is already an extinct language from the times of the romans when the christians (who their descendants pretend to be the copt of nowdays) themselves ousted and persecuted the egyptian pagans who preserved what used to be the native language of egypt, what they present now in the church as coptic is in reality greek language, and the native language of 99% of the egyptian people including the christian themseleves is arabic, the lay christian egyptians don't even understand the coptic church texts, these are the facts.

[@omar9ali]

I'm Egyptian and I enjoyed your video, great work

[@GEOfocusChannel]

Thank you, Omar!

[@akoska]

GEOgraphy Focus A nd do u speak arab?

[@hkrohn]

I went to Egypt in December last year. I had heard so many negative things about chaos and scams in Cairo, but I found it an amazing city. It's very walkable with lots of nice places, and people are very kind and respectful to tourists. I did meet some scammers, yes, but they are very obvious scams, impossible to fall for. Use Uber to roam around the city and you'll have a great time! The only negative thing was the freezing temperatures at night, without any heating in the hotels.

[@AngelAnasBlackBirdPecks]

I lived in Egypt for several years (not Egyptian). It was a very.... interesting experience. Not always the most pleasant, but still interesting. The differences in cultures is astonishing, even though I'm from Syria (a nearby country). It made me -for the first time ever- appreciate travel and hope to visit other cultures and countries around the world sometime in the future.

[@lavishhprincess]

hello, would you mind sharing your experience in regards to gender roles and daily life. thnx!

[@sableable149]

Both your channels are great

[@GEOfocusChannel]

Thanks Aidan!

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+Ariesticnig I bought a real green screen, but it`s a cheap one. I think the screen itself was $20 or something. The stand was another $50 and the 3 lights I use came to around $200. Then I edit with Sony Vegas. I still need to learn more about lighting. Some of the problems with the focus in my videos seem to be because of lighting. Also, I have deep set eyes and I can look like a skeleton if I light my face from the wrong angle.

[@ThePayola123]

It sure beats watching Kim Kardashian and Teen Bop.

[@adamkelly5478]

Yes I watch langfocus and geofocus and I must commend you on your viewpoint. It is refreshing to hear somebody speak in an open minded and well considered manner. Thank you!

[@mora6816]

Ya I agree with Aidan

[@davestrasburg408]

As a huge fan of both ancient and modern Greece, l am always telling that in ancient Egypt, women were much freer than in Greece. lt is also interesting to note that in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, in the large section on ancient Egypt, an excellent exhibit consists of a series of several ancient models of workshops, including a slaughterhouse; this shows that the system of animal slaughter considered "sacred" in both Judaism and lslam was actually simply the ancient system prevalent in ancient times in the entire Middle East.

[@gengotaku]

You convinced me to learn Egyptian Arabic when I have the chance!!! :D

[@kaanergen4265]

Wow, i didn't know about this channel of yours. I must watch it all quickly :) Excellent work as always :)

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+Kaan Ergen Thanks! This is like my extra channel so I'll never run out if things to make videos about. :)

[@mostafakhadr5640]

5:10 Sir, I want to inform you that "not only foreigners suffer from those scammers but also Egyptians themselves" I remember when I was 15 when we went to Giza to visit pyramids we couldn't avoid those guys A horse ride for 1 minute costed me 15 LE and the horse wasn't actually moving :D and thanks to god I left the place as fast as possible otherwise they would've kept blackmailing me :/ what I wanna say is that those guys never represent the Egyptians at all, they just want to collect money no matter what the methods are.. And BTW Thanks for Focus on Japan I loved it :D

[@thegreenpanda942]

For Those who don't know LE is the Egyptian pound. 10 LE is roughly £1 or for the Americans roughly $1.4

[@Khalidshalan]

TheGreenPanda Currency devaluation happened since then 1USD = 18 EGP now

[@q8ilove849]

I love your channels 😍 I'm waiting for a video on Kuwait. I think it would be great since people don't know much about it. Thanks for your enlightening videos... keep it up ;)

[@AvrahamYairStern]

Looking forward to this channel getting a reboot!

[@hachembouhlel6299]

thank you Paul for your two channels, welcome in Tunisia if you want to do a video about my beautiful country :)

[@longtailgar]

I request a video on Poland! :) Love both of your channels Paul!

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+Nick B Thank you!

[@mahmoudmartin9696]

I am Egyptian, I actually enjoyed watching the video soo much! and I know how you felt saying it is confusing the political situation of the 2 presidents being dethroned in row 👍 The media is the mirror that reflected this crazy situation seeizing normal people's mind and asking them to do whatever appeals to their aims.

[@trolllol5259]

Good video as always. Maybe you can team up with Geography Now! :D

[@syafiqroslan7459]

They're rivals

[@trolllol5259]

+Syafiq Roslan Who are?

[@GEOfocusChannel]

I don't think we're rivals, but I don't watch any channels with similar themes to my own because I don't want to be influenced by their content or second-guess my own content. I'd rather not pay attention to what other people are doing (that works for me). I've seen Geography Now thumbnails in the sidebar and related channels box, and I hear it's high quality content. But I've never seen any of their videos.

[@andrewmurphy5310]

I have to say I prefer this a lot more to geography now. All the stupid jokes and off topic comments really drag out the videos.

[@مصريمهمايكن]

Just found out your new channel ...and it's amazing as always :)

[@HC-ve1mf]

Well described. Thank you !

[@GEOfocusChannel]

Thanks, I’m glad you liked it!

[@halwag]

Everyone needs to visit one of the great ancient civilizations in the world. The story of the archeological finds and the translation of hieroglyphics is incredible. Cairo--too big, polluted, sand storms, heat. No natural resources, but sand. No oil.

[@Ideophagous]

Good video! I love both of your channels! :) Two remarks though: 1/ In Egypt there are also minority religions like Baha'i faith, in addition to non-believers (atheists, agnostics, deists, freethinkers, etc) 2/ There are some Egyptians who would disapprove of the use of the word "Arab" to refer to themselves and to their fellow countrymen, and would say that they are only Egyptians, descendants of the ancient civilization builders, with minor genetic mix with other populations. As far as I know this is more accurate historically.

[@sunnygangar6034]

Nice and very informative video.Thanks Paul !

[@Adham_alkelane]

I'm from Egypt and I enjoyed your video

[@homenseastronautas]

i really likeyour channel! keep up the good work!

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+Hugo Quinto Thanks Hugo!

[@gigglehertz]

This video clearly shows why the world needs to invest in water desalinization technology and infrastructure. Most of that land is just sitting empty. All it needs is a little fresh water.

[@MrJoergenfoged]

Paul - for some damn sake - I had no Ideas you also went into geo-focus - great one Paul. Will add this as well as your Long-focus.

[@GEOfocusChannel]

Thanks! I don't make a lot of videos for this channel because I'm so busy with Langfocus. But it's fun to do Geofocus for variety sometimes (usually when I'm on holiday between semesters).

[@AlltNorrOmAleArNorrland]

This is my new favorite account on KZbin. Alongside Geography now. I like you're choice of countries also. You go directly to the smallest ones (like Liechtenstein! and HK!) , to the biggest. I like that very much!

[@megazekemeister]

Awesome video. Can't believe I only just discovered you have a Geography channel too...

[@weka301]

We're in February now, and it's 9C, I'm freezing. 😁 You can find snow on the top of Sinai mountains these days.

[@frenchcoyote5198]

Great video, as usual! But to me there is something missing in this video focusing on Egypt geography : you don't mention the Suez canal

[@DepartmentOfLove]

Liked it. Five ratings. Awesome presentator

[@kingsley5401]

Wow, this is very amazing. keep it up dear. But please i will be glad if you put across some of the tourism sites in such countries.

[@arynees]

alexandrian and proud!!! such a great video...subscribed!!

[@raxer]

I'd love to go someday to Egypt, i thought that Alexandria no longer existed!

[@GEOfocusChannel]

Alexandria is definitely still there. I've been there! :) It's an almost entirely modern city now. There isn't much in the way of ruins.

[@Adham_alkelane]

I am from Egypt and Alexandria is there Not the way it was built But it is there

[@videomediamtl997]

The old waterfront was destroyed in 365. That’s where the library and Cleopatra’s palace were.

[@mora6816]

I really like ur vids they are so interesting and informative

[@simbbam]

I love your channels Paul :) You're one of my favorite KZbinrs. האם תעשה וידאו גם על ישראל? תודה!

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+simbbam Yes, I`d like to make one about Israel, and also about the Palestinian territories as well (or include both in one video). I just hope the comments don`t turn into a shitstorm. Well, I already know they will, no matter how I do the video.

[@simbbam]

yes, you are correct I'm afraid, they will definitely turn into a......shitstorm ? (Never heard this word before haha) But good luck!

[@faresalhawaj9936]

Come to Kuwait:) you will love it. We are waiting for your video about it. BTW, thank you for your amazing videos in both channels.

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+Fares AlHawaj Thank you, I'm glad you like them. :) And next time I'm in the Middle East for awhile I'll probably check out Kuwait. I almost flew there from UAE last time I was there (I remember there were really cheap flights on Dubai Airways) but I went to Lebanon instead.

[@adhamismail3744]

really great video .....U and ur both channels are great ^__^ iam really happy that u liked Egypt

[@bobbigomes2753]

I love your channels. Make a video about Venezuela. I've talked with a lot of people around the world and I can't believe they don't know even where it is.

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+TonyR Yeah, I hope I can do that sometime. It's hard to find time to make new videos for this channel though because Langfocus has become so busy.

[@mrhose3577]

Are you Venezuelan? If so, Ey compatriota, gracias por concienciar a la gente de nuestra existencia. XD (If you're not, thank you for knowing about Venezuela's existence. :))

[@Amghannam]

OMG, I've watched like all your language videos and just saw this a video from this channel in the related videos on the right, didn't know you also made geography videos. I watched this video first because well I am Egyptian, and loved this video, so I'll watch them all too.

[@GEOfocusChannel]

Thanks! I don't make many videos for this channel, it's kind of an extra one. Langfocus is still the main channel.

[@quimiorlando]

I am going here this month!!!!!

[@monaali9943]

This facts about Egypt makes it a great country by the way I am Egyption

[@Abu-Aley]

Hi Paul, Great job and please keep it up. In 3:37 Egypt returned Sinai in 1973 after the 6th of October war or Youm Kipor war. Regards,

[@Maranza_ak47]

My Country 🇪🇬😊👑

[@Aparnaonline1]

Liked this video a lot

[@drakvampire200]

great video . Subscribed !

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+‫فارس الأطلس‬‎ Thanks! I`m glad you`re here. :)

[@junjunan1265]

Saya suka channel Anda. Sangat informatif dan memberi saya banyak pengetahuan mengenai tempat-tempat di seluruh dunia. Maaf saya bicara dengan bahasa Indonesia. Saya ingin mengetes Anda, apakah Anda juga mengerti bahasa Indonesia, Paul? Kalau boleh, tolong buat video profil Israel. Saya ingin mendengarnya dari Anda. Terima kasih.

[@ddemecillo680]

my class uses ur chan for egyptian stuff,GREAT CHANNEL!!!!

[@guizzo2]

Very interesting! Parabéns!

[@askare5964]

you did a good job ... liked !!!

[@vishvice12]

Great Video Paul :)

[@szolnoken]

i am a fan of ur channels mate .. u r doing a great job here and in ur main channel . langfocus i m egyptian everything which is mentioned in this video is right exactly 100% ,, i m from cairo but i live in hungary so i would like u to do a video about hungarian language and hungary as i speak it fluently along side with english >... another info as the english language is obligatory in schools about almost 25 % of the population speak english fluently >> and almost other 10 % know english till A2 or B1 level the rest only arabic or some with french the third language or some romance languages >> finally great job paul keep going as i had watched all of ur videos ... plz tell me how do u speak arabic fluently or whats ur level in it ??? .... thnx friend

[@NisarKhan-jm1uh]

it actually snows in the mountainous regions of Egypt and they discovered fossilised whale bones in the deserts of Egypt. I think Egypt has the Arab Hollywood

[@WisdomNectar_251]

The ancient civilization is associated with the Nubian. Nubian's, the greet nations of Africa, were among the civilized nations along the Nile valley. The ancient civilization is totally differ from the present day Egypt and the Egyptians Peoples. Most of them have foreign origins from Turkey, Greece and The Middle East.

[@dominicjohnson310]

Are you Ethiopian?

[@majidtaha7268]

In fact ,the Egyptian people never changed or left their land... occupations in Egypt were just replacing the rulling class not the locals and nubia is completely different in term of race and civilization from Egypt in ancient times but ironically the so called esiopians are a great mix of subsaharrans, Indians and arabs that is why their facial features,skin color and hair are different from other subsaharran countries people..so the Egyptians are native north africans but the so called EsiOpians today are just old immigrants or settlers..thanks.....

[@dominicjohnson310]

@@majidtaha7268 you're definitely right about the Ethiopians. Why do you call them that way?

[@birendrakumarroy8195]

Your channel is very informative and good. I enjoy this very much but videos are very less. Please make more videos.

[@GEOfocusChannel]

This channel is dead. The only channel I work on now is Langfocus, and that takes all my time.

[@chalochalesangwithjyotiver7193]

Very useful..

[@sbonisojiyane2591]

Please do South Africa❤️

[@GEOfocusChannel]

There will be a video on South Africa later this year.

[@florin.simonescu]

Make a video about Romania please

[@cloclo7364]

can you do one about lebanon? I think I saw a picture of you near rawche somewhere

[@DeltaFlyer339]

Imagine Watching This In Your Freetime.

[@jasminstich1376]

which were imported from.. elsewhere. =D okay, thanks as well for that piece of information no, I'm joking, I love your videos! they are so informative and structured!

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+Jasmin Stich lol. Yeah, the problem with making these videos is condensing a HUGE amount of information down into a video of a few minutes. In that particular case, I remember that I was going to say where the camels were imported from, but it would have taken me off an a tangent, so I left it out.

[@jasminstich1376]

+GEOgraphy Focus Yeah I get that :) I just espected a country or a region, so it was funny that you said 'elsewhere' which says almost nothing

[@victorjosedelossantos5784]

would you mind talking about israel soy dominicano, I LIKE YOUR CHANELS

[@grandbleutrev]

Fantastic...this is great. my granddaughter is studying differences between uk and Egypt *She's only 8 but a bright cookie!)

[@YicongZHAO-o6s]

Thank u so much

[@Kane2009]

I'm from Egypt if you have any questions because I know you probably don't have that many Egyptian viewers.

[@asfiddleaspossible2652]

+Doctor Dyspnea Here is one :)

[@Kane2009]

Ahmad Zahran nice, are you also following his LangFocus channel?

[@asfiddleaspossible2652]

I am, that what brought me here actually.

[@Kane2009]

what languages are you learning/interested in?

[@asfiddleaspossible2652]

I speak Portuguese and Spanish and learning Serbo-Croatian. My Spanish could be better though.

[@sagamusic2008]

Thanks.

[@s.7686]

MASR OM EL DONYA

[@lucasaliendro7624]

You know if there is a channel of Spanish-speaking countries as well as talk about you, hope your answer greetings from Argentina

[@ranagamal1361]

👏👏❤❤

[@gilad_paz]

Are the current people of Egypt related any way with the those of the ancient civilization of Pharaoh? Just curious because I read somewhere that they are Arabs who conquered the land and took it over. Maybe they are mixed?

[@malqalla7517]

You can't wipe out a whole population and replace it , can you ? :D ,Plus Arabs didn't do any massacres when they conquered Egypt. Invasions can affect the population but to a certain extent. So to directly answer your question they are surely related but the population was mixed with others like Greeks,Turks, Arabs, But mostly you will hear about Arabs just because the Egyptians accepted their religion (Islam) and their language (Arabic) which paved the way for easy mixing with them than any other invaders. You can even find some relation in the mentality ! In which most of Egyptians till now indirectly thinks very high of their rulers and the army thinking them as Demi Gods :P

[@gilad_paz]

Thanks for your reply. I appreciate it very much. Personally I find it difficult to believe that an invasion and a conquer by foreigners happens peacefully, calmly and with dignity. And that people simply just accept a different religion and a language as a whole group simply because they are so impressed that they are willing to relinquish their own heritage and identity with such ease and delight. It makes for a nice story though. After searching KZbin I also found such claims of Muslims about the Arab invasion of Spain, and so many other places, as if it involved no bloodshed. Others claim much the opposite with documentation and evidence. Not that the Arabs are any different then so many other invaders and conquerors of other places and in different times.

[@sarahelsayed1293]

I can refer to genetic studies that show great similarity to ancient mummies DNA amongst modern day Egyptians but I think the best answer is a trip to Upper Egypt and comparing the people you meet to faces on temples :) on the other hand, I think the notion that ancient Egytians are essentially a totally different race from other Arabs is unfounded. Egyptians genetically are 85% "white" and 15% African, and prehistoric migration waves have a lot to do with the mix of origins in this region

[@gilad_paz]

Thanks for your explanation. I didn't understand though. On the one hand you say that the ancient Egyptians DNA is similar to modern Egyptians', and that they are not different then other Arabs. But on the other hand you say that modern Egyptians are "85% White" and "15% African", neither or which are the middle eastern Arab ethnic type. So are they of Arab ethnicity or not? And were the ancient Egyptians Arab or not? When I look at their faces I see that they are different then Moroccan, Yemen, Iraqi, Iranian etc.. each of which have distinct stereotypical look and traits. Egyptians do have a distinct look, but still Arab as far as I can see, which makes me assume that there has been some sort of invasion and conquest, overtake and migration sometime in the past, as has happened in other places. Maybe not the whole population has been shoved out, but many outsiders have been moved in.

[@sarahelsayed1293]

without going into a lot of technicalities, the way genetic testing is generally carried has been using 4 key racial groups that differ in their "age", African being the oldest and thus the one with most variation. There was no "template" for Arabs or middle easterners in the original tests that are widely used. I am not sure there is such a pure Arab ethnicity outside of the Arab penninsula (yemenis especially), So what I am saying is Egyptians are closer to white races (of Asian origins) than African , same as other Arabs. You can see the clear difference between upper Egypt olive skinned people and the more African Nubian or Sudanese further south. Still there is a lot of variability with Egypt and the whole region. For example the blue eyed Egyptians in the north might have been mixed with invadors from central asia about 4000 years ago or by later invasions up the french in 1798. It is a complex region with long history, and as eager as some Egyptians to say they are not Arabs but Pharoas, and Lebanese to say they are Phoenicians etc, the reality is no Arab invasion in the region would ever be able to wipe out a whole ethnicity without a genocide or mass expulsion which happened to Arabs, Muslims and Jews in Europe but not in the region (the Jewish migration to Israel in 20th century is a point of debate but most would agree was largely voluntary and they were small minorities in those communities to begin with)

[@user-azhar124]

بول ساعطيك فكرة لكي تزيد السبسكرايبس في قناتك تحدث عن دول فعلا سياحية مثل اليونان و إيطاليا وإسبانيا والمالديف لأن الجميع يهتم بمعرفة المعلومات عنها

[@user-azhar124]

please don't ignore me cuz I'm really regarding & want to increase your views cuz you're a good man & deserveing the fame

[@absolutechaos1442]

Lol

[@jenetaro6366]

Thx

[@kebab-mesteren8782]

Can you cover Bosnia and Hercegovina

[@sk1nnyc0rps3x]

Now the population is over 100 million

[@alejrandom6592]

7:46 isn't that a dromedary?

[@TriniGamesVI]

Est-ce que vous travaillez sur une nouvelle vidéo?

[@mfortin87]

いつもありがとう。ポールさんのアラビア語のレベルは上達ですか？たとえばあそこに旅行すれば人々としゃべてことが出来ますか？

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+Martin Fortin Yes to some extent, but no not at an advanced level. My Japanese is definitely better than my Arabic.

[@trolllol5259]

+GEOgraphy Focus you have potential to speak a good syrian accent :D

[@usablefiber]

+Bassam Zubedi (Bassam0505) I have been studying arabic with the syrian/levantine accent and a little bit of MSA. How well understood will i be in egypt with shami? Ibheb rooH bi Misr. Ibheb BeHki Arabii Ikteer!

[@trolllol5259]

Usablefiber Yes, I went to Egypt back in 2012, If you know the syrian/levantine accent, it will be easier to learn the egyptian, and people understand the syrian accent anyway

[@usablefiber]

+Bassam Zubedi (Bassam0505) That's good to hear. I was listening to some egyptian and it really doesn't sound toooo different from Syrian. It reminds me of in english: how we in america really stress a word like "have you got this" and in some parts of england they say "ave you got it" without the H. many of the words seemed to be similar in vocabulary in general.

[@henrylie4699]

Good video, but actually Lagos, Nigeria, is the largest city in Africa, not cairo

[@LifeinAmerica2022]

I love Egypt. Thank you for this video. I just don't like when you are warning everyone about scams in Egypt. I have been going back and forth there but I have never experienced any scams. For this reason, I thumb down you. The second time I went to Egypt, I lost my wallet with my green card in it. I was so happy when that Egyptian guy who found it did everything so I get back my wallet. He told me he knew how important to me all those documents in my wallet. Also, my money was in tact inside my wallet. Not a penny was lost. So please don't create a stigma that there are scams in Egypt. There are none. And with those pushy vendors, they have of be pushy because it's their only source of livelihood. Some tourists are not considerate enough to buy one or two piece of presents.

[@joelfigurado833]

can you make geo focus on lebanon

[@GEOfocusChannel]

Someday in the future!

[@obsessivelyoli]

In the map why is Lower Egypt north of Upper Egypt? It makes no sense

[@momo_bg]

because of the river, which goes from south to north, I guess

[@AyaMBayomi]

it's geological, the upper Egypt is in the south but it's higher than the north so

[@fady_abdulnour]

Lower Egypt was always shown in the north (I think the name is at least partly because of the Sea and the delta of the Nile), while Upper Egypt in the south. Did you learn history? I don't want you to think I'm scornful but it shouldn't be the first time to see it on a map. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upper_and_Lower_Egypt#/media/File:Ancient_Egypt_map-en.svg en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lower_Egypt en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upper_Egypt

[@TheGuylanda128]

Momo BG you are the winner!

[@lightbearer7652]

in ancient maps, the south was the top of the world maps got flipped recently

[@danieldaniels3852]

Could you do Germany?

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+Daniel Sen I`ll do that sometime, when I have the chance. Right now I`m so busy with Langfocus that it`s hard to make videos for Geography Focus. But I will find a way! :)

[@jamilshalash5220]

Paul, you forget to say Egypt is the mother of the world!

[@Daniepannieful]

morroco next? how about India?

[@osmosisjiehad5244]

ITS PALESINE cause i dunno any country named issss can you please reassure your infos?

[@countrydotcom8892]

Please make one for Pakistan's geography.

[@mariam-mb6yj]

DAHAB IS SOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOD BUT SO UNDERATED '¬'

[@heathersavage31]

Ha I’m first person to watch in 2021

[@GEOfocusChannel]

Welcome! F*** 2020.

[@baderalbarazi1741]

hey i thought the name of the channel is GeoFocus but dear Paul i feel like i'm watching a historical documentary or some news channel cackling about politics, i think the channel needs to focus more on it's point

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+Bader Al Barazi It would be very boring to most people if I just talked about physical geography. So I talk about human geography and political geography too, which are part of geography.

[@TRUTHTEACHER2007]

What you need to be afraid of is ice cubes and that tap water, no joke!

[@timgantumur5750]

Please do mongolia

[@ssssss-mz9wk]

frm alexandria with love ;)

[@ramishkamal1739]

do one abt Pakistan please....

[@ArazKaraoghlaniancom]

ありがとう ございました。シリア お願いします:)

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+Araz Karaoghlanian.com Syria might be a hard one to do right now.

[@dweathlyy2566]

My teacher made my class watch this TwT lol

[@奶侬不是我奶龙]

Okay

[@abdulazizbature2615]

Largest city in Africa is Lagos, Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@aminaz1778]

Land of first Christianity, and St Catherine church

[@MohammedAhmed-ts6jz]

make bahrain !! ☺

[@GEOfocusChannel]

+Mohammed Ahmed That`s a good idea for the future!

[@MohammedAhmed-ts6jz]

+GEOgraphy Focus 😔😔😔💔💔💔💔💔

[@mafemendoza3993]

the history of the world from adam and eve up to the end

[@yosufmahmoud]

are you a muslim

[@mohammed_haddad]

1:09 I believe it's called Palestine *Period*

[@YLB-wk2fg]

Libya please. Geofocus on Libya