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Didn't know these structures existed in Iran !

همین لایف استایل تو تهران ۵۰۰ دلار خرج برمیداره

I keep coming back to see your videos, theyre made with quality, keep it up man, greetings from south Florida USA

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It needs to be cleaned up.

Hate those who left their waste

Sir where are you living if i come there can you help me for getting same amount apartment

Sir thank you for the video.

2025😊😊

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I’d like to add one more, they always say : my mom says …..

Amazing video!

Yes! Women unboxing please!

Hahaha - the Iranian man is no different to an Indian man it seems. All of this is very very similar to the expectations from my parents and relatives!

If there is no true love from both sides! Forget about it.

Mana! You are deep and funny but in a serious way. When it comes to the nitty gritty we are all basically the same for God is our creator but along the way if we are not self anylizing and take the good road they of the world will take us in the wrong way until we hit ourselves on the head and wake up to all the baloney we have been tought and been pushed upon us. Some in the world are waking up to that. Best wishes of health and happiness to you and your family.

It's interesting to hear about other nations families and their features Make more videos 👊🏻

Beautiful IRAN❤

Hi Mana! I just subscribed to your channel. Do you have an Adsense account outside of Iran? If not, you should definitely set one up, so you can start receiving some money from RUclips ads. Also, make some videos about grocery stores with prices, or restaurant/street food videos with prices. People are really curious about these kind of things. It would generate thousands of views for your videos. Good luck!

Stunning" Some of these shots looked liked they were taken in Unreal Engine in a fantasy video game!

I like the part where you said one foot is in hot water and the one is in cold water

"dshangal" is not a Hindi loan word. Hindi took that word from Persian. Persian got it from Sanskrit. The same happened with "Bot". Thats also a Sanskrit word. Which found the way back to Urdu and then Hindi. Actually "Bot" comes from "Buddha". Doshman and Zameen are completly originated in Avestan/Persian and were introduced into Urdu and Hindi. Sanskrit and Persian are related languages. Persian and Sanskrit have their origin in the proto indo-iranian language. Urdu and Hindi are new languages unlike Persian which originated directly from proto indo-iranian and Avestan.

Good video, but there are four major mistakes in it because the words Atash (fire), Omid (hope), Doshman (enemy), and Zameen (land) are native Persian words. These words were borrowed by various Turkic languages and Indian languages such as Hindi, Urdu, Gujarati, Punjabi, Bengali, and others.

"Good video, but there are four major mistakes in it because the words *Atash* (fire), *Omid* (hope), *Doshman* (enemy), and *Zameen* (land) are native Persian words. These words were borrowed by various Turkic languages and Indian languages such as Hindi, Urdu, Gujarati, Punjabi, Bengali, and others."

Good job Mana👍

Make a video about Japanese language either I mean more if you probably had already 😅

As a French learning Farsi, it’s really interesting !

This half white, half persian guy would like to thank you for your video. However, I must point out that if you ever have serious illness like cancer the medical options available to you would be less than ideal compared to treatments/operations available in America or Europe. The lack of what I would consider "adequate" healthcare technology/facilities is something a foreigner should consider if they want to move to Iran. I also hear that you could fly to Turkey for healthcare. Perhaps, you could share your opinion on the state of healthcare in your country, thanks.

nice video if you can enjoy your life with $200 i think i need a better country cause i can barely enjoy life with $200 a day in canada and i own my own place and car all paid off

Hope can be a dangerous thing. It can convince us to let our guard down when we need to be the most vigilant. I greatly empathise with your video. Also, thank you so much for the level of openness and vulnerability you've shown here - it's a great feat, which is to be appreciated and respected. I'm a man, and I'm greatly insecure about my vulnerabilities. Your box metaphor also hit too close to home for me - I'm close to my 30s, I'm alone, and honesty, afraid. Afraid of what's to come. Afraid that there's nothing good to come. Even so, I try to wear my heart on my sleeve and in hope that I'll be able to change for the better. And again - hope can be dangerous - but, as many philosophical works mentioned, what else is there to do but to do our best. Thanks for the video, brother.

Nice

Ever thought about teaching english in Japan?

Hey Mana, speaking on Japan, have you read Shogun or Musashi? For me Shogun lead to other James Clavell books and to Whirlwind, which helped with my interest in Iran and a desire to visit. Hopefully your cheap rent accommodation can help you save to get to Japan. If I had nothing tieing me down, I'd pack a bag and put my thumb out and head East.

Gorgeous!

Mana, it sounds like you're going through a tough time. Know that all of those other people around you who look like they have perfect boxes are also beaten up, scratched and dented inside. We all go through it from time to time, sometimes life just does that to you. You're the only one to have the courage to admit it publicly. As unpleasant as it is, try to celebrate these feelings because it's your life, your box and your scars. Try to accept them and hang in there until something or someone comes along to brighten up your box. PS. Sometimes we all need "friends". Try not to lean too hard on them, they can be treacherous.

Interesting idea, I think my box is gonna be rich

Iran seems a good place to migrate to. I want to know what percentage of people can speak basic english in cities and also in towns villages. Thank you.

Iranians are very nice people and cultural and excellent cooks for a Vegetarian like me. I worked with Iranians in Los Angeles so I know.

Nice, make more videos about your trips

Beautiful stuff! Keep posting dude - no one shows anything like this about your country on RUclips!

Here is my 👍🏼 and comment to support the algorythm of your Channel ✅

A taarof is egy olyan dolog ami menővé teszi Iránt a külső szemlélő számára de lehet hogy a hétköznapokban idegesítő. 😀 Több videót néztem ahol annak örült az utazó, hogy ingyen volt a taxi, a vásárlás stb. 😄Ha fellendül a turizmus akkor a taaroffal valamit kezdeni kell. 😁

Okay, I know you're earning more that Mr Beast from RUclips now... well, okay maybe not in $$$ but you're earning more respect from your viewers 😎 Maybe you need to have that "shocked face" on the thumbnail pointing at something topical and saying "You won't believe what I found in... etc" or "This will change your life forever" 😂😂😂 Maybe not - sure, you have to play the YT game a bit, but stay being you as much as possible as it stands out from all the rubbish out there :)

Here in Wales in the UK, back in the 1970s and into the 1980s, my mother and my aunties would Tarof (I never had a word for it haha) whenever they went out for lunch or even just a coffee. I always knew it was coming - an intense battle as purses were brought out of handbags and each demanded that they were paying 😂😂😂 As a child I found it all very funny and charming, but it was done out of love and respect for each other. Each time one of them would win and pay the bill, and over time I think it all worked out to be fair. We definitely don't have the taxi drivers offering rides for free though (even if it would have been Tarof) as they get the money up front through an app on your phone lol. These traditions are fascinating and important culturally, but over time they will die out I am sad to say. Perhaps you could do a video about haggling at shops or markets as I woudl be interested to see how that works in Iran. I have been to Istanbul and enjoyed the haggling in the great bazaar, the invite to sit down for tea or coffee, the walking away from the shop with the shopkeeper calling after you and saying, come, sit sit, let us talk and find an agreement 😍 - I loved the game and I got some bargains and - I suspect - I paid over the fair price as well for some of my purchases 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂ So if possible it would be fascinating to see how different styles of shopping work in your home town and country. Once again, love your videos and hope more and more people discover your channel :)

Could someone purchase a house/construct a house in Iran (not big cities) with 10,000-50,000 USD? What would that money buy besides a home etc? Thanks

Thank you for the funny explanation. From Aussie.

The AI thumbnail is pretty good! what did you use?

These life and culture videos are very interesting, thanks you and I hope you keep making them and get more subscribers!

Yeh, I experienced it in Iran 😆

this should have had thousands of views by now