fun fact: the stance of the bride, standing with her hands up, it is a tradition that goes back to 800 BC, (the empire of Carthage). So there was this ancient goddess called Tanit, which according to the belief systems of the Carthaginians was the goddess of marriage and fertility among other things. That stance was her symbol.
That's amazing Emily, thank you so much for showing us more videos about Tunisia, I hope you stay in Tunisia for the rest of your life, you're a Tunisian now.
Thanks Emily for your job in focusing on the Beautiful side of our loved country 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳... You're welcome in Gabès, here you find Beaches, Mountains and Oasis
I like to visit your channel and watch the new video you share to show our country with much bravery.. simplicity is the key for success and you do a great job..
It's awesome how you showcase the bougie and the traditional side to weddings in Tunisia. Both have their own flavours but undoubtedly, the more conservative side is livelier. All the best luck
That's cool! Wedding traditions in Tunisia vary from city to city and town to town, I like how you showed two types of different Tunisian weddings! Next one Sfaxi wedding with the Sfaxi Jelwa? Or Djerbian perhaps? Haha
I am very happy that you are an American and that you came to Tunisia and are presenting things about Tunisia. Our beautiful Tunisia welcomes every visitor with gratitude. We invite everyone who visits our country to extend a helping hand to him. I also thank you in particular because you have entered the hearts of all Tunisians and everyone is following you closely. Thanks also to the young Russian. I was even happier when I saw an American woman accompanying a Russian together and they left politics aside from general culture in “Forward Together” to be one flesh. Thank you all and to your companions.❤❤❤❤❤❤👌👌👌👌👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹🌹
Try oued addarab وادي الدرب in Kasserine, Grand Canyons an Roman theatre and leads u all the way to Chaambi mountains the highest altitude in Tunisia… u will love the journey 100%
i like it ,, that's realy very tradition ,, in the summer is hot but all the jaw ,, but in winter is in south tozer gbilli south side now shine in winter .
Although I made my point on one of her videos.... And my opinion was harsh but sincere...I have to give all the credit and respect to this young lady and her nicely presenting Tunisia to an English speaking audience .... A big thanks to her from Ban'zart...
Thank you so much for supporting tourism in interior regions when the governments themselves have never even did it ! It's sad that although these cultural events are what the tourists really want to experience but governments heads have never grasped that...
As a Tunisian man, i never liked or like weddings (they made me hate them as a kid every holidays by forcing me to go to them, because i couldn't stay alone at home or outside at night with my cousins. I still vibed and danced and always hoped for cola and cakes LOL). But the worst weddings to me are in closed locations, despite the levep of privacy. The best ones are at private houses, open-roof party locations (not sure what to call them 😅) and traditional ones outside 🤙🏼
I had a good feeling about Tunisia! It looked like an interesting country with lots of diversity of nature and culture. And where I come from in the U.S., people don’t know much about Tunisia
Emily why u put french voice in the video?? its like im watching national geographic someone tell me if this french voice only appear for me mafhemet chay ???? Help
You can turn it off, it’s something RUclips is automatically adding to every video now 🤦🏻♀️ I know it sounds horrible. Just go into “CC” and go to English audio
this traditions its not known anymore in Tunisia only happens in the south .. nowdays the family's in Tunisia they do one night and everything finish with the wedding
I am from a village close to El Jem and all marriages are 3 days, never one day. I think it’s for all rural places that marriages at a minimum take 3 days, some still do 7 days but that’s rare. One day is only in the cities. So please: Tunisia is NOT limited to the cities. Actually most traditions will be found in the rural side much more. This was a typical wedding in any rural Tunisia; شعبي 100/100
@Geenmoer748 look what i said its in the south of Tunisia and some parts of middle west or east but the rest cities the idea of 3 days or 7 of celebration its not exist anymore
*_A native Amazigh here from Tunisia._* ❤ Tunisia comes from the word _Tenast, which means "KEY"_ in our native North African language *Tamazight.* Thank You!🫶🏻🙋♂️✨️🎗
@yasserm.dhouib9488 No its not , Darija is a mix with different languages and darija is not a language, we don't speak Arabic we speak Darija. You don't say In Tunisia, Adhab ILa Lbayt wa akl Ta3am ladhidhan kathir min al matba5. We say barra el dark o t3acha 3she bnin barsha min kojina. So dar Is Amazigh word t3asha is Amazigh word kojina is italian word. So our Darija is not Arabic otherwise we would sound like they talk in the news in Aljazeera in bab b7ar.
@yasserm.dhouib9488 But it's not your fault, you have been brainwashed that you are Arab and your language is arabic when it's not. Hopefully we will teach Tamazight the native Language of Tunisia in schools all over Tunisia and we will make Tamazight official language of Tunisia very soon InchAllah!
Great analysis, thank you! Could you help me with something unrelated: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
Nice video Emily , we Tunisians are Amazighs and we do not identify with the Arab World or culture.Not to lessen the Arabs which have a great culture, we like our ethnicity and that is Amazigh.
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
most of them are 12 year olds who get their education from tiktok even their whole personality and account is based on that stupidity, emily used the term amazigh because she is scared of getting cancelled or making the public mad!! ki tji tchouf you"ll realize that most adults who use that term are uneducated and use it only for the sake of the stupid amazigh youth, we all know that amazigh is an invented term and that its becoming a propaganda, arguing with brainless people maywasslek el chay stop giving them attention . we are tunisians beeber-arabs and now arabs and no one can tell us what we are .
invented is that Tunisians are Arab, because your education teached you. Tunisians are arabized. Especially during the Ministee Mzali reign and after 1990 when Satelite tv became the standard in Tunisia , going from watching antenna TV5 and Rai UNO , to Jazeera,MBC, and other mid eastern TV. The vibe in tunisia in the '90 a truly mediteranian one. I witnessed everything, the hope on the SAMA dubai company, the influence on sports and media by Qatari companies, many promises without delivery. Learn your history.
@benrejeb1 There's over than 3300 tribes amazighs in the anti atlas mountains and no Arab invader there we amazighs Moroccans soon will take back our country from the Arabs minority
Tunisia Is Amazigh land and we Tunisians are Amazigh, I think you are one of those 4% of the Arabs in Tunisia and need to think about going home to middle east it's better for you.
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
![I Wore THIS to a Tunisian Wedding 💍 🇹🇳 | Renting a Tabdila [VOSTFR] تبديلة](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wci9g7J8b6A/mqdefault.jpg)
![I Wore THIS to a Tunisian Wedding 💍 🇹🇳 | Renting a Tabdila [VOSTFR] تبديلة](/img/tr.png)
Protect your TikTok & RUclips content with Trips ➡ www.tripsip.io/?20camels
Your efforts in showcasing Tunisia to the world are truly remarkable, and I sincerely appreciate all that you are doing 😊❤
My pleasure 😊 Thank you for your kind comment ❤️
@@20CamelsEmily❤
fun fact: the stance of the bride, standing with her hands up, it is a tradition that goes back to 800 BC, (the empire of Carthage). So there was this ancient goddess called Tanit, which according to the belief systems of the Carthaginians was the goddess of marriage and fertility among other things. That stance was her symbol.
INCROYABLE une américaine qui présente la Tunisie mieux que les tunisiens. MERÇI ÉMILY ❤
🤣🤣🤣 merci pour quoi ?
C'est magnifique mariage tunisien le manger c'est le meilleur profitez bien 😊👍
Thank you Emily for showing and sharing with us this beautiful side of Tunisia--I enjoyed it very much! Good job my dear.
كان كتبت بالفرنسيه خيرلك يا بوهالي تحيا تونس الخضراء أرض الشهاداء والمجاهدين فريد من تونس العاصمه باب لقواس
Thank you Emily for showing and sharing with us this beautiful side of Tunisia--I enjoyed it very much! Good job my dear.
تونس 🇹🇳 الشقيقة كله ماشاء الله ❤
This is so amazing to see! I love it!!❤❤❤
I'm so glad you liked it!
That's amazing Emily, thank you so much for showing us more videos about Tunisia, I hope you stay in Tunisia for the rest of your life, you're a Tunisian now.
Thank you 🙏🏼❤️
Day by day I love Tunisia more and more Thank you so much Emily 🌹🌹
كان كتبت بالفرنسيه خيرلك يا بوهالي تحيا تونس الخضراء أرض الشهاداء والمجاهدين فريد من تونس العاصمه باب لقواس
@hamzaouimohamedhamzaouimoh6013 كتبت بالانجليزي عشان اشكر صاحبة القناه البنت الامريكيه وابغاها تفهم اذا تبغاني اكتب بالعربي مو مشكله ما عندي مشكله شخصيه انا بس البنت ما حتفهم
Emily you dance better than a tunisian woman !! Thanks for this beautiful vidéo 🙏🙏👏👏👍👍🙋💐🌴🌸🪷🪴🌼🌲🌲🌲🌲
Oh, thank you!! ❤️❤️
Your videos are very good. I watched many of your videos today and I'm still watching them.
Thanks Emily for your job in focusing on the Beautiful side of our loved country 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳... You're welcome in Gabès, here you find Beaches, Mountains and Oasis
Thank you so much! ❤️ I’d love to visit Gabès some day
كان كتبت بالفرنسيه خيرلك يا بوهالي تحيا تونس الخضراء أرض الشهاداء والمجاهدين فريد من تونس العاصمه باب لقواس
I like to visit your channel and watch the new video you share to show our country with much bravery.. simplicity is the key for success and you do a great job..
كان كتبت بالفرنسيه خيرلك يا بوهالي تحيا تونس الخضراء أرض الشهاداء والمجاهدين فريد من تونس العاصمه باب لقواس
It's awesome how you showcase the bougie and the traditional side to weddings in Tunisia. Both have their own flavours but undoubtedly, the more conservative side is livelier. All the best luck
this smells like chat gpt
That's cool! Wedding traditions in Tunisia vary from city to city and town to town, I like how you showed two types of different Tunisian weddings!
Next one Sfaxi wedding with the Sfaxi Jelwa? Or Djerbian perhaps? Haha
You’re right, it’s so diverse! And that’s a great idea. 😉
كان كتبت بالفرنسيه خيرلك يا بوهاليه تحيا تونس الخضراء أرض الشهاداء والمجاهدين فريد من تونس العاصمه باب لقواس
@hamzaouimohamedhamzaouimoh6013 Go back to school
@hamzaouimohamedhamzaouimoh6013 bhim
glad to see hapiness, thank you for the share
I'm glad you enjoyed it! ❤️
bravo et bonne continuation ❤🩹
Merci! 🥰
I love the drum kit that just landed from a future era something like 3001 I guess.
Love your videos! you should make them longer!
Thank you! 😁🙏🏼
Thank u very much, very good Job👑🤗 welcome to Tunisia 🤗
Thank you! 😃
كان كتبت بالفرنسيه خيرلك يا بوهالي بش التوانسة الكل يفهموك يا بوهالي تحيا تونس الخضراء أرض الشهاداء والمجاهدين فريد من تونس العاصمه باب
Good girl 🎉 keep going we all support you ❤
Thank you!
keep up the good work ❤🌺💐
Thank you!
I am very happy that you are an American and that you came to Tunisia and are presenting things about Tunisia. Our beautiful Tunisia welcomes every visitor with gratitude. We invite everyone who visits our country to extend a helping hand to him. I also thank you in particular because you have entered the hearts of all Tunisians and everyone is following you closely. Thanks also to the young Russian. I was even happier when I saw an American woman accompanying a Russian together and they left politics aside from general culture in “Forward Together” to be one flesh. Thank you all and to your companions.❤❤❤❤❤❤👌👌👌👌👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹🌹
كان كتبت بالفرنسيه خيرلك يا بوهالي بش التوانسة الكل يفهموا يا بوهالي تحيا تونس الخضراء أرض الشهاداء والمجاهدين فريد من تونس العاصمه باب لقواس
we should have a village called l"emely
@@galactic8027 What a sweet thing to say! 🥹🥰
That’s so sweet ❤️ thank you
Kesshaaa emily ❤️
Ayshek 🥰
Try oued addarab وادي الدرب in Kasserine, Grand Canyons an Roman theatre and leads u all the way to Chaambi mountains the highest altitude in Tunisia… u will love the journey 100%
Emily your are a real tunisian i'm surprised from you you must get the tunisian pasport because you are tunisian now
i like it ,, that's realy very tradition ,, in the summer is hot but all the jaw ,, but in winter is in south tozer gbilli south side now shine in winter .
Beautiful arab berbers cultures🇹🇳❤🇹🇳❤
We are not arab or barbers, we are amazigh as they said on the video multiple times
We are not arabs we are Imazighen!
@@imazighen9460 no existent word
Although I made my point on one of her videos....
And my opinion was harsh but sincere...I have to give all the credit and respect to this young lady and her nicely presenting Tunisia to an English speaking audience ....
A big thanks to her from Ban'zart...
كان كتبت بالفرنسيه خيرلك يا بوهالي بش التوانسة الكل يفهموا يا بوهالي تحيا تونس الخضراء أرض الشهاداء والمجاهدين فريد من تونس العاصمه باب لقواس
@hamzaouimohamedhamzaouimoh6013 صحيح تونس أرض الشهداء أما شدوها الطحانة اللي كيفك...البرنامج بالانقلبز موش موجه التوانسة يا مدك
Well they should give a certification for the Tunisian belly dancing ! you're doing it right!
so beautifull with the melya .
Thank you for your videos, I like learning about my country from you, do you see similarities between the deep south of the U.S. and Tunisia?
Im not kidding when i say now you are more Tunisian than I am
Thank you so much for supporting tourism in interior regions when the governments themselves have never even did it !
It's sad that although these cultural events are what the tourists really want to experience but governments heads have never grasped that...
You’re so funny Emily dancing in that wedding …
Come To The Beautiful Morocco 🫶🏼❤️🇲🇦
Super!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you! 😊
wonderful
Welcome in landariya ❤❤
the zaghrita is wild 😂😂😂❤❤❤
As a Tunisian man, i never liked or like weddings (they made me hate them as a kid every holidays by forcing me to go to them, because i couldn't stay alone at home or outside at night with my cousins. I still vibed and danced and always hoped for cola and cakes LOL). But the worst weddings to me are in closed locations, despite the levep of privacy.
The best ones are at private houses, open-roof party locations (not sure what to call them 😅) and traditional ones outside 🤙🏼
Emily America ❌
Emily Tunisia ✅
We are the new family
vive la Tuniie amazighe
😍
Emily, your Arabic is native!
Where are you originally from?
you are a wonderful person
can you explain how come you chose to discover tunisia
I had a good feeling about Tunisia! It looked like an interesting country with lots of diversity of nature and culture. And where I come from in the U.S., people don’t know much about Tunisia
Tu es superbe belle avec la melya ❤
nice
keep up
Emily why u put french voice in the video?? its like im watching national geographic someone tell me if this french voice only appear for me mafhemet chay ???? Help
You can turn it off, it’s something RUclips is automatically adding to every video now 🤦🏻♀️ I know it sounds horrible. Just go into “CC” and go to English audio
This woman really needs to learn the difference between ar*bic and Tunisian
this traditions its not known anymore in Tunisia only happens in the south ..
nowdays the family's in Tunisia they do one night and everything finish with the wedding
I am from a village close to El Jem and all marriages are 3 days, never one day. I think it’s for all rural places that marriages at a minimum take 3 days, some still do 7 days but that’s rare. One day is only in the cities. So please: Tunisia is NOT limited to the cities. Actually most traditions will be found in the rural side much more. This was a typical wedding in any rural Tunisia; شعبي 100/100
@Geenmoer748 look what i said its in the south of Tunisia and some parts of middle west or east but the rest cities the idea of 3 days or 7 of celebration its not exist anymore
❤❤❤❤
After Emily in Paris we have now Emily I Tunisia 😂😂😂 welcome and please if u have time come to see my videos about Khroumir (northwest 🇹🇳 )
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍🇰🇬🇰🇬
Where’s ur russian boyfriend we missed him 😭😭
*_A native Amazigh here from Tunisia._* ❤ Tunisia comes from the word _Tenast, which means "KEY"_ in our native North African language *Tamazight.* Thank You!🫶🏻🙋♂️✨️🎗
Our language is Arabic
@yasserm.dhouib9488 No its not , Darija is a mix with different languages and darija is not a language, we don't speak Arabic we speak Darija. You don't say In Tunisia, Adhab ILa Lbayt wa akl Ta3am ladhidhan kathir min al matba5.
We say barra el dark o t3acha 3she bnin barsha min kojina.
So dar Is Amazigh word t3asha is Amazigh word kojina is italian word. So our Darija is not Arabic otherwise we would sound like they talk in the news in Aljazeera in bab b7ar.
@yasserm.dhouib9488 But it's not your fault, you have been brainwashed that you are Arab and your language is arabic when it's not. Hopefully we will teach Tamazight the native Language of Tunisia in schools all over Tunisia and we will make Tamazight official language of Tunisia very soon InchAllah!
@TuNiSiA-TaMaZiGhT Arabic is my mother tongue and i am Arab
@TuNiSiA-TaMaZiGhT how many locutors who speak the so called amazigh you are dreaming my friend
Great analysis, thank you! Could you help me with something unrelated: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
ya jehel
Covering a woman in money 😢
Nice video Emily , we Tunisians are Amazighs and we do not identify with the Arab World or culture.Not to lessen the Arabs which have a great culture, we like our ethnicity and that is Amazigh.
hayawena
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop saying amazigh about anything u dont know .. its untrue unhistorical uneducated claim !
most of them are 12 year olds who get their education from tiktok even their whole personality and account is based on that stupidity, emily used the term amazigh because she is scared of getting cancelled or making the public mad!! ki tji tchouf you"ll realize that most adults who use that term are uneducated and use it only for the sake of the stupid amazigh youth, we all know that amazigh is an invented term and that its becoming a propaganda, arguing with brainless people maywasslek el chay stop giving them attention . we are tunisians beeber-arabs and now arabs and no one can tell us what we are .
ama fra7t ki rit enou fama 3bed fey9in ou mahomch ytab3ou fil propaganda . :)
Looks like someone struggles with a identity crisis
AMAZIGH is an invented term
You are An Invented Human being shame on you.
I am Amazigh from Touzer and I Speak Tamazight.
In some Tunisian villages, we have never heard Arabic ever... we only use Tamazight
invented is that Tunisians are Arab, because your education teached you. Tunisians are arabized. Especially during the Ministee Mzali reign and after 1990 when Satelite tv became the standard in Tunisia , going from watching antenna TV5 and Rai UNO , to Jazeera,MBC, and other mid eastern TV. The vibe in tunisia in the '90 a truly mediteranian one. I witnessed everything, the hope on the SAMA dubai company, the influence on sports and media by Qatari companies, many promises without delivery. Learn your history.
@benrejeb1
The arabism is invanted by Arab tribal leader sharif husain of hejaz
@benrejeb1
There's over than 3300 tribes amazighs in the anti atlas mountains and no Arab invader there we amazighs Moroccans soon will take back our country from the Arabs minority
STOP SPREADING AMAZIGH PROPAGANDA IGNORANT
WE ARE AMAZIGH WE ARE NOT ARAB NO ARABS IS NORTH AFRICA ARABS ONLY IN THE MIDDLE EAST
get a dna test to see for yourself that ure actually amazigh. we have been brainwashed by the arab hoax for centuries, its not ur fault.
Tunisia Is Amazigh land and we Tunisians are Amazigh, I think you are one of those 4% of the Arabs in Tunisia and need to think about going home to middle east it's better for you.
We are only arabes🇹🇳@@TuNiSiA-TaMaZiGhT
@@salemkhalifa3896 If you are Arab then you are not from Tunisia. 😀
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!
stop spreading false information, the whole concept of "amazigh" is a product of modern linguistic and cultural movements rather than a historically consistent or universally agreed-upon reality. It was created in morocco in the 21st century. in tunisia ONLY a small tiny village speaks a berber language. stop associating our history and culture with nonsense i will not allow that. most people who agree on this have no relation with that culture and mostly get their eductaion from tiktok stop the widespread of misinformation!!!!