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lol thats like blaming

Hello helal_ali & welcome to É«»¨ÌÃ!

I hope that other members will share their experience with you soon.

Harmonie.

john25 wrote:

lol thats like blaming

hahaha
i didn't mean it that way
you know it's only every one i know here wants to travel abroad
so i really just wanted to know why they chose egypt ?

Hello helal_ali & welcome to É«»¨ÌÃ!

thanks ,
i only hope i don't turn it into a big chat room

I hope that other members will share their experience with you soon.

Harmonie.

and i hope they do too ^_^

helal_ali wrote:

john25 wrote:

lol thats like blaming

hahaha
i didn't mean it that way
you know it's only every one i know here wants to travel abroad
so i really just wanted to know why they chose egypt ?

aha  now clear

good luck with ur question dude

john25 wrote:

helal_ali wrote:

john25 wrote:

lol thats like blaming

hahaha
i didn't mean it that way
you know it's only every one i know here wants to travel abroad
so i really just wanted to know why they chose egypt ?

aha  now clear

good luck with ur question dude

thanks ^_^

I love Egipt cuz is so Magical,,I go twice a year ,,the smell of the nile keeps me going back,the people are so sweet and I love to buy my shoes at tahir square and at city star Mall,
plus I love the food,,and just to walk around makes me so happy ,the parks are lovely ,,and the Cairo tower love it,,jus the smell,,,love it,,

Mirtajaz wrote:

I love Egipt cuz is so Magical,,I go twice a year ,,the smell of the nile keeps me going back,the people are so sweet and I love to buy my shoes at tahir square and at city star Mall,
plus I love the food,,and just to walk around makes me so happy ,the parks are lovely ,,and the Cairo tower love it,,jus the smell,,,love it,,

wooow
you are so in love with egypt ^_^
thanks alot for your replay
did you ever been to alexandria ?
it's becuz you are saying the smell of the nile keeps you going back
but you know what
what i really enjoy most in alex is sitting on the beach
specially in " bahari "
you know it's so relaxing ^^

and thanks again for your replay i had fun reading it

Well, I am an Egyptian who adores Egypt

I believe that the answer will be that Egypt and the Egyptians have the most beautiful charisma that is just flying in the air..

Anyone felt it flying around him/her??

I thought it is a blaming question at the first but I found out it is a nice topic.

let me tell u the answer of a friend came to Egypt in a business trip He said: I love this country,I dont know why.I see it has nice weather ,calm country and he found a lot of helpers in his way . people may be busy but as soon as they got an eye contact they give u a nice smile u can feel it in ur heart.
thanks for letting me share this

mero928 wrote:

I thought it is a blaming question at the first but I found out it is a nice topic.

let me tell u the answer of a friend came to Egypt in a business trip He said: I love this country,I dont know why.I see it has nice weather ,calm country and he found a lot of helpers in his way . people may be busy but as soon as they got an eye contact they give u a nice smile u can feel it in ur heart.
thanks for letting me share this

thanks for sharing it ^^
and tell me what do you think of the post now that i finished editing

Ahmad Khallaf wrote:

Well, I am an Egyptian who adores Egypt

I believe that the answer will be that Egypt and the Egyptians have the most beautiful charisma that is just flying in the air..

Anyone felt it flying around him/her??

well again when i'm at bahari
i don't live nearby but i just love to go there
the air and the smell it's like a totally different place
one day i skipped college and went there lol

john25 wrote:

lol thats like blaming

hey jhon i fixed it now
hope i did lol
if there is anything wrong with it just tell me

helal_ali wrote:

john25 wrote:

lol thats like blaming

hey john i fixed it now
hope i did lol
if there is anything wrong with it just tell me

well now its way better

and funny tho

john25 wrote:

helal_ali wrote:

john25 wrote:

lol thats like blaming

hey john i fixed it now
hope i did lol
if there is anything wrong with it just tell me

well now its way better

and funny tho

thanks john ^^

Hi

There is a "thing" about people all over the world that the grass is always greener elsewhere and that is true of many Egyptians who wish to leave Egypt for anywhere.  The sad fact is that even though many go to US or UK to "earn and save" as the exchange rate makes it look like they will be able to make loads of money, they find that the cost of living in these countries is just as expensive as Egypt, often worse and there is no way they can save anything.

I love the people.  They are the warmest, friendliest, most quick to laugh people I have ever met.  I am married to one so am biased.  There is also the culture.  As a muslim it is actually easier for me than living in the UK.  I love to hear my father in law calling adhan.  I love the noise, the bustle, the chaos of Egyptian life but although things seem loud and messy and chaotic, Egyptians are very laid back people.........everything is Insha Allah.  lol.  I also love the food!!!!!!  Being in Alex I love the sea and the fact I can walk to the beach.  I love the family life, the respect, the love I receive and give back and I love the language.  I adore the weather.

As there is so much history and I never give up on trying to learn, I am never bored.  Only thing I don't like is traffic.  I refuse to drive in Egypt and crossing the road is a nightmare.  lol

All in all...........what's not to love?

I love the people.  They are the warmest, friendliest, most quick to laugh people I have ever met.

thank you ^_^

I am married to one so am biased.  There is also the culture.  As a muslim it is actually easier for me than living in the UK.  I love to hear my father in law calling adhan.

yeah , if only ppl would know how great islam is

I love the noise, the bustle, the chaos of Egyptian life

lol you love the noise ? or can't you imagine egypt without it hahahaha

" Egyptians are very laid back people.........everything is Insha Allah. "

haha tell me about it

I also love the food!!!!!!

that's one thing all of us agree about ^^"

Being in Alex I love the sea and the fact I can walk to the beach.

yeah the beach ^^
you know if you go to the beach at 2 AM 4 Am or 6 AM you will find loooots of ppl there
ofc i don't recommend doing this nowdays

I love the family life, the respect, the love I receive and give back and I love the language.  I adore the weather.

yeah the best thing is to be loved and respected

oh the weather , you are in alex this is the best weather in egypt and the world ^^

As there is so much history and I never give up on trying to learn, I am never bored.  Only thing I don't like is traffic.  I refuse to drive in Egypt and crossing the road is a nightmare.  lol

oh come on traffic is the most beautiful thing ,  the cars and ppl walking together no difference between a human and machine
all equal   hahaha

thanks a lot alexcost for your replay ,
i told harmonie im gonna turn this into a big chat room she didn't believe me

Thanks from an Egyptians loves Egypt sooooooooooomuch.

alexscot wrote:

Hi

There is a "thing" about people all over the world that the grass is always greener elsewhere and that is true of many Egyptians who wish to leave Egypt for anywhere.  The sad fact is that even though many go to US or UK to "earn and save" as the exchange rate makes it look like they will be able to make loads of money, they find that the cost of living in these countries is just as expensive as Egypt, often worse and there is no way they can save anything.

I love the people.  They are the warmest, friendliest, most quick to laugh people I have ever met.  I am married to one so am biased.  There is also the culture.  As a muslim it is actually easier for me than living in the UK.  I love to hear my father in law calling adhan.  I love the noise, the bustle, the chaos of Egyptian life but although things seem loud and messy and chaotic, Egyptians are very laid back people.........everything is Insha Allah.  lol.  I also love the food!!!!!!  Being in Alex I love the sea and the fact I can walk to the beach.  I love the family life, the respect, the love I receive and give back and I love the language.  I adore the weather.

As there is so much history and I never give up on trying to learn, I am never bored.  Only thing I don't like is traffic.  I refuse to drive in Egypt and crossing the road is a nightmare.  lol

All in all...........what's not to love?

I'm Sure Egypt and Egyptians also loves you.

Mirtajaz wrote:

I love Egipt cuz is so Magical,,I go twice a year ,,the smell of the nile keeps me going back,the people are so sweet and I love to buy my shoes at tahir square and at city star Mall,
plus I love the food,,and just to walk around makes me so happy ,the parks are lovely ,,and the Cairo tower love it,,jus the smell,,,love it,,

This is a very nice topic, i'v been working with foriegners for some years and i can see how much they love Egypt some times more then their own homeland they just love it. I think it's gift God gives Egypt and its people to be lovable.

helal_ali wrote:

oh come on traffic is the most beautiful thing ,  the cars and ppl walking together no difference between a human and machine
all equal   hahaha

Should I call Human Rights Watch for this. or I should Call Machine rights Watch ???

Egyptian Traffic "Don't say heavy traffic,Say they r one big family"

BTW, My Polish friend told me something interesting. He thought that "Egyptian ppl create a new language by cars Trumpet I surprised and I thought he was kidding but he was not. He told me Egyptian r so creative ppl

I think He got beans (fol) on the breakfast at that day 

harmonie wrote:

^^"

egyptiantutor wrote:

This is a very nice topic, i'v been working with foriegners for some years and i can see how much they love Egypt some times more then their own homeland they just love it. I think it's gift God gives Egypt and its people to be lovable.

i think Egypt itself is a gift from god
if only we could make the best out of it

mero928 wrote:

helal_ali wrote:

oh come on traffic is the most beautiful thing ,  the cars and ppl walking together no difference between a human and machine
all equal   hahaha

Should I call Human Rights Watch for this. or I should Call Machine rights Watch ???

Egyptian Traffic "Don't say heavy traffic,Say they r one big family"

haha ^^

mero928 wrote:

BTW, My Polish friend told me something interesting. He thought that "Egyptian ppl create a new language by cars Trumpet I surprised and I thought he was kidding but he was not. He told me Egyptian r so creative ppl

I think He got beans (fol) on the breakfast at that day 

yeah i've seen this alot of times ^^"
and ofc we are creative we make ( falafel ) from the same material that creates ( fol ) ^^

IT is true I live in N york,is impossible to save$ life is so expensive and stressfull,and we are on a big recesion,ppl loosing their houses ,etc,,the grass is not always greener somewhere else,,Stay in Egipt and work as if you were in USA ..OR Uk,,,you will see a difference,,

Egypt is the best

Hey Ali

I will look for you on the corniche on eid and you can cross the road with me.  lol

madee1975 wrote:

Egypt is the best

I'm Happy to see ur fourth comment here is that.in-spite of u r Omani and live in UAE

alexscot wrote:

Hey Ali

I will look for you on the corniche on eid and you can cross the road with me.  lol

I will need ur help Alexcost. as I will be in Alex Tuesday

mero928 wrote:

BTW, My Polish friend told me something interesting. He thought that "Egyptian ppl create a new language by cars Trumpet I surprised and I thought he was kidding but he was not. He told me Egyptian r so creative ppl

I think He got beans (fol) on the breakfast at that day 

i swear i was told the same as my friend told me she enjoy our Egyptian Trumpet Language and she is learning it

As Salaam alakum Halal Ali, (hope i said that correctly )

i smiled when i read your question as it is sincere and i understand the irony.

i can only speak for myself so will try to explain why my heart is in egypt although my body is in toronto, canada:

- i've travelled to egypt twice and chose this destination for the history, culture and religion

- my favourite part of egypt is her people

- the mannerisms of the majority of muslims i encountered were gracious and warm; i was touched by the rituals of behaviour and emphasis on honour; coming from north america where there are no boundaries on the surface of society (sex everywhere and lack of identity and character), it was a pleasure to experience a society that still adheres to formalities (i know egypt has her social issues too but as a foreign female, i felt safer in cairo then i do in north america)

- the call to prayer five times a day was an immediate spiritual experience and a beautiful introduction to islam in egypt; i wanted to visit an arab country and witness her people firsthand rather than just see how arabs are portrayed on cnn or bbc. i'm so glad i trusted my instinct. the media is terribly warped in north america

- the differences in upper and lower egypt are intriguing; i must admit, i prefer upper egypt

i became so fond of egypt and although its been two years since i was last there, i still feel a part of me is there. i will return and can't wait until i feel the warmth of the luxor sun on my face as i watch the nile and listen to the call to prayer.

your country is beautiful.

k

Katyusha wrote:

As Salaam alakum Halal Ali, (hope i said that correctly )

i smiled when i read your question as it is sincere and i understand the irony.

i can only speak for myself so will try to explain why my heart is in egypt although my body is in toronto, canada:

- i've travelled to egypt twice and chose this destination for the history, culture and religion

- my favourite part of egypt is her people

- the mannerisms of the majority of muslims i encountered were gracious and warm; i was touched by the rituals of behaviour and emphasis on honour; coming from north america where there are no boundaries on the surface of society (sex everywhere and lack of identity and character), it was a pleasure to experience a society that still adheres to formalities (i know egypt has her social issues too but as a foreign female, i felt safer in cairo then i do in north america)

- the call to prayer five times a day was an immediate spiritual experience and a beautiful introduction to islam in egypt; i wanted to visit an arab country and witness her people firsthand rather than just see how arabs are portrayed on cnn or bbc. i'm so glad i trusted my instinct. the media is terribly warped in north america

- the differences in upper and lower egypt are intriguing; i must admit, i prefer upper egypt

i became so fond of egypt and although its been two years since i was last there, i still feel a part of me is there. i will return and can't wait until i feel the warmth of the luxor sun on my face as i watch the nile and listen to the call to prayer.

your country is beautiful.

k

w alekum el salam Katyusha
you know what , if islam in egypt nowdays was the same as 200 years ago i would never open that topic
you don't know how critical that point you touched on
the most painful thing is seeing islam disappear from egypt
islam forbid insulting others , ppl does insult others and themselves
islam forbid cheating , ppl does cheat
ppl forget about forgiveness,love and working to make things better
i don't know why some ppl intentionally leave each and every thing good
sorry the img i see for this country may be a bit dark
but you meet like 1 good person out of 10 nowdays
n i don't wanna say sometimes it's even hard to find that 1

sorry everyone for that replay
i usually love to smile and lough with others ,yet speaking of islam in egypt is way too painful
i wish one day ture islam returns

Beautifully written, Katyusha! As a fellow North American woman, I completely understand and appreciate your sentiments regarding this wonderfully complex country that is Egypt.

Katyusha wrote:

- my favourite part of egypt is her people

- the mannerisms of the majority of muslims i encountered were gracious and warm; i was touched by the rituals of behaviour and emphasis on honour;it was a pleasure to experience a society that still adheres to formalities (i know egypt has her social issues too but as a foreign female, i felt safer in cairo then i do in north america)

- the call to prayer five times a day was an immediate spiritual experience and a beautiful introduction to islam in egypt; i wanted to visit an arab country and witness her people firsthand rather than just see how arabs are portrayed on cnn or bbc. i'm so glad i trusted my instinct. the media is terribly warped in north america

your country is beautiful.

k

honestly its so brave from your side to admit that

snowwhite wrote:

Beautifully written, Katyusha! As a fellow North American woman, I completely understand and appreciate your sentiments regarding this wonderfully complex country that is Egypt.

Well Snow White!

thanks for your sweet words about Egypt

I love the calm atmosphere and the laidback lifestyle (maybe not always in Cairo, but i've seen it in Luxor and Sharm) I also love the people.