I have some new neighbors down the street who are afghan refugees, and they are by far the sweetest people I've ever met, and the women cook some absolutely AMAZING food. I'm trying so hard to make sure that I'm respectful in their home, and this was quite helpful! Thank you!
Thank you for posting these videos a family from Afghanistan moved in recent near me refugees from the war. I wish I would have known about proper greeting. But I've been watching a lot of videos and know a lot more.
N.Ireland same, it was a shock to be offered tea in england and that was all you got!! My Scottish friend said same. Here we offer drink plus eats. How would a woman in her 70s be able to travel in Afghanistan?
I am working with Afghan refugees and time is an issue. Often when I go to pick up someone for an appointment they are not ready, want to stop for me to drink tea while this is very sweet the doctor, school, clinic etc are not working on Afghan time 😀
Filipino time is like an Afghan time 😅, and the way on how you serve the guest, we also do that, we serve the best beverages food that we have, and if you suddenly go to the kitchen to get the food without asking the permission to the owner of the house, they will silently judging you 😅😅✌
Wow! African Americans are similar to Afghans about time. When we invite other Americans who are not of African decent we often give them a later time to arrive. Written invitations can be confusing, I will typically just verbally connect with a person and explain that a start time for a party will likely be when we begin to cook. 😂 I wonder if we carry this concept of time from our homeland even though we are so many generations deep.
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I have some new neighbors down the street who are afghan refugees, and they are by far the sweetest people I've ever met, and the women cook some absolutely AMAZING food. I'm trying so hard to make sure that I'm respectful in their home, and this was quite helpful! Thank you!
That's great Jenny, glad you found it helpful!
I was raised by my maternal grandparents; my Grandfather was born in Afghanistan and i always appreciated his hospitality and love ❤
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Thank you for posting these videos a family from Afghanistan moved in recent near me refugees from the war. I wish I would have known about proper greeting. But I've been watching a lot of videos and know a lot more.
N.Ireland same, it was a shock to be offered tea in england and that was all you got!! My Scottish friend said same. Here we offer drink plus eats. How would a woman in her 70s be able to travel in Afghanistan?
Thank you for sharing!
I am working with Afghan refugees and time is an issue. Often when I go to pick up someone for an appointment they are not ready, want to stop for me to drink tea while this is very sweet the doctor, school, clinic etc are not working on Afghan time 😀
Vietnamese timing is similar to Aghan. Thanks for the information. I want to have Afghani friends.
Filipino time is like an Afghan time 😅, and the way on how you serve the guest, we also do that, we serve the best beverages food that we have, and if you suddenly go to the kitchen to get the food without asking the permission to the owner of the house, they will silently judging you 😅😅✌
Sure we afghani the guests never enter other rooms or kitchen no matter how big a party is.
I'm from St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands. We call it Island Time. 🙂
Wow! African Americans are similar to Afghans about time. When we invite other Americans who are not of African decent we often give them a later time to arrive. Written invitations can be confusing, I will typically just verbally connect with a person and explain that a start time for a party will likely be when we begin to cook. 😂 I wonder if we carry this concept of time from our homeland even though we are so many generations deep.
Time is an eurocentric obsession imposed on the most other cultures. Afghans aren't the only people who show up "late" to a party. :)
Super helpful, thank you.
I'm Afghan
As Salaam Alaikum 🕎
Afghan are Haitians in terms of time . We start everything late 😀
That is exactly how Latin culture is as well :)
Make a video on Baloch Culture.
Afganistan cultural traditions are exactly the same as the Kazakh ones))
We must eat before go to the party its logic than we be hungry for wait the food 😂 so we dinner two time in one night 🤣
🖐Hello im from indonesia😊
I would feel so welcomed in an Afghan household omg
It's very lazy ignorant and rude to keep people waiting after you have agreed on a appointed time. I don't care what country your from.
I’m sure the taliban know all about etiquette!🤣
@User572 No it isn’t, the taliban are afghans as well.
Your heart is exposed.
If u visit they will offer u tea
@@wineverything7529 Is that all? I would expect a nice roast beef and Yorkshire pudding dinner with all the
trimmings.😁