At the beginning of my trip To Iran, I kept saying "As-salamu alaykum" as a habit from Pakistan and also considering it is the Islamic Republic. The less I knew it is actually not welcomed by the local people and in some cases could be offending. I do apologize for not knowing better since the beginning. After a few more Vlogs, I will start using just "Salam" as the short version of "hello". 🇮🇷
There is nothing wrong with this as it is good practice we are enjoying what you are doing and taking 😍thus there is no change in love 💖alwaya love from🇮🇳
Don't worry. Feel free.😊 Some rules of thumb: -All islamic countries use *salam alikoom* . -Iran use *salam* . -Rest of the world has its international language, English: *Hi* , *Hey* , *Hello* ,...👋 As you know.👍🏻🥰💙🙏🏻💙
Salam, simply meaning “peace” is a shortened version of Assalam Al-aikoum from Arabic peace be upon you. Arabic version itself comes from Shalom Alaikhom from Hebrew of the same meaning. You can use Salam or Dorood (meaning Greetings) as everyday greeting in Erān. Hope this helps 😊
Iran is definitely not third world country. It might not be as developed as western Europe, but it is much more developed than India. You can find trash in middle of NYC or Philly, but that would not make them third world cities.
"Asalaamo-Alaykom" (Arabic) is used mainly by Arabs and none-Persian Muslims, in Iran we only say "Salaam" or "Doroud", followed by "Khoobin? or khoob hastin?" meaning "Are you well?"
Greetings from Denver, Colorado U.S.A. I am pleased to hear you speak in your native language 😀 I love watching all of your videos of all the beautiful places you have been ❤️ I always look forward to your new uploaded videos 😊
So cool to see you visit Iran!! Aush (white one) is Dougha Aush... yogurt soup not milk! Thank you gor visiting my home town! I've lived in Canada most of my life!!
Infusion of colours just what I needed to perk me up from COVID in prep for Eid, which is tomorrow. Eid Mubarak Davud, folk in Iran and everyone that is celebrating Eid. This video was way too short Davud, it was so colourful, vibrant and quaint at the same time. Oozes character as for the rubbish it’s not that bad but in comparison to what we our experiencing - we get lots of mattresses fly-tipped! Anyway cheered me up and I’ll think I’ll go for a short walk my first in two weeks, next week we have a heat wave coming towards us so will have to stay indoors. Speaking of which is it not hot in Iran at the moment? You were asking for Iranian coffee?
MR David i am very glad to see you in iran tehran i hope you have good exprience in iran trip , i before see you in srilanka wity your donation to poor family this was great ,it shows fraindly humanity of moslems .best wishes for you;
Brother, thank you for your reporting, in Iran, people do not call Azari, people call turks Iran, you can go to the south of the country, Iran has Turks, Persians, Turks, Kurds, Baluch, Arabs, Urdu,Armenian all of them are of Iranian nationality.
@@pejman4242 hahaha Turks fired your a.s s in Iran 40 million Turk live. You can not deny Turk ruled Iran for many years. If you dont believe just check Şah Ismail letter how he describe his nation. So your comment will not change reality.
@@e.c3734 Azeris are Iranian.You can't change the reality Little Panturk.You lost your Identity.Azerbaijan is a fake country.If you don't like to be a part of Iran and you think you are a Turk then you can go to Turkey or Mongolia.That's your choice
@@e.c3734 Shah Ismail was an Iranian and even Neo-Turkish language was created in Iran in Seljuk dynasty, some Kings with Mongolian roots like Malik Shah wanted to be Iranian and converted to Islam and thats why your language in Turkey has many Persian and Arabic words. Even the official language of Seljuks was Persian and second language Azeri Turkish, the people of Iran and Central Asia that was Iran at that time created these days Turkish language. No one of our Kings called himself a Turk, even Malik Shah. You can't fake the story by a comment
Wow what a beautiful place Davud😍..This video i enjoyed much..Very colorful with different kinds of fruits..Amazing!!Keep rolling your camera because it so interesting Davud..Enjoy and Stay safe..❤
Hi Davud great vídeo full of colors and delicious foods treats etc… just an observation on your pronouncing the word of Fruit I too was baffled😅 perhaps you can say Froots as fruits in English. Hope it helps 🙏🏼
.Only one thing I want to say,is You are very lucky to visit in such a wonderful places physically.. These fruits are real or plastic...? I know real.But colours and types....We can't get even once a life time. So. ...I say you are lucky.. Love your vedio and how U present it...
Did you consider putting English translation in your videos so you don´t need to translate everytime what you say in turkish....Here in Marrakesh is 44 degrees in the shadow so this video is quite refreshing. Thank you bro ¡¡¡
No Iranians say tashakor too or kheyli mamnoon. The Turkish language actually has many Iranian words in it which is not surprising seen as it was occupied by the Persian empire for centuries
@@Rezcore-Reelz "tashakor" is a verbal noun, used as a verb only with the axiliary verb "kardan." It is now a simple noun to be used for "thank you." Some non-Persian folks in Iran use it, because they don't know any better when they learn Persian as a second langague
@@TWOCOWS1 well I am Iranian and lived in Iran for 7 years and speak fluent Farsi and tashakor was also used as thank you along with merci and mamnoon. Sepas or sepas gozaram is a more older way of saying thank you but yes that is still used here and there but not as common
Davud your using the wrong word when describing the dried salty fruits. They are sour and you kept saying bitter which is wrong. The correct word is sour
bro can you tell me if one can exchange money in Iran? I'm asking because here in australia one cannot exchange for Iranian currency nor can one send money to Iran via australian banks, say if one wanted to purchase a gift from iran
At the beginning of my trip To Iran, I kept saying "As-salamu alaykum" as a habit from Pakistan and also considering it is the Islamic Republic.
The less I knew it is actually not welcomed by the local people and in some cases could be offending. I do apologize for not knowing better since the beginning.
After a few more Vlogs, I will start using just "Salam" as the short version of "hello". 🇮🇷
❤️🇮🇳
There is nothing wrong with this as it is good practice we are enjoying what you are doing and taking 😍thus there is no change in love 💖alwaya love from🇮🇳
Yes u have to b very perticular as u move to different different countries one has to adjust accordingly 🇮🇳
Don't worry. Feel free.😊
Some rules of thumb:
-All islamic countries use *salam alikoom* .
-Iran use *salam* .
-Rest of the world has its international language, English: *Hi* , *Hey* , *Hello* ,...👋
As you know.👍🏻🥰💙🙏🏻💙
Salam, simply meaning “peace” is a shortened version of Assalam Al-aikoum from Arabic peace be upon you. Arabic version itself comes from Shalom Alaikhom from Hebrew of the same meaning. You can use Salam or Dorood (meaning Greetings) as everyday greeting in Erān. Hope this helps 😊
Most beautiful country, beautiful people. Love Iran from Pakistan.
Pakistan zindabad❤
Pakistan paindabad❤
♥ 😘 from Pakistan 🇵🇰 ♥ 😘 to our beloved brother Iran 🇮🇷 ♥ 😘. your love is in our blood ♥ 😘 💪
pakistan must lern.from Iran
much love from iran to our brothers in pakistan we are one ummah.
Iran is definitely not third world country. It might not be as developed as western Europe, but it is much more developed than India. You can find trash in middle of NYC or Philly, but that would not make them third world cities.
third world city more like.
Fantastic tourist destination Tehran , good colourful place 🇮🇳
So beautiful country Iran From Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇮🇷❤❤
"Asalaamo-Alaykom" (Arabic) is used mainly by Arabs and none-Persian Muslims, in Iran we only say "Salaam" or "Doroud", followed by "Khoobin? or khoob hastin?" meaning "Are you well?"
Salaam is also Arabic.
@@georgeghazaryan I meant "Used by Arabs".
@IDL2483ATBI.... I didn't mean other muslims don't use it, I meant Iranians don't use it, they simply say SALAAM, and KHODA-HAFEZ.
@IDL2483ATBI not all the Muslim use Salam alaykum....depends on the country and sometimes the region of country
@@warpeace6097 we say like " salam aleykum" in Azerbaijan Republic
Hello👋
Great content. 👍🏻
Zeynab looks a very good tour leader. Greeting to her.👋🥰
Thank you for taking us to amazing places. 🙏🏻
thank you so much! ❤️ Zeynap was amazing indeed!
Greetings from Denver, Colorado U.S.A.
I am pleased to hear you speak in your native language 😀
I love watching all of your videos of all the beautiful places you have been ❤️
I always look forward to your new uploaded videos 😊
I'm iranian Azerbaijani and its our language too! Azerbaijan was Iran till 1918
Thats why davud's last name is as Persian as it gets. In the Persian language it means " the person that sings"
Amazing content.। Love from India 🇮🇳
Thank you so much, love back to India 🇮🇳
what a beautiful place!
Great video again brother. Place looks amazing!
Thank you Davud!🙏 I really wish I could visit there! Those sour cherries look fabulous. Really cool restaurant down by the waterfall! 😃
Oh Wow Davud love this Video Beautiful Tehran Nice !!!
The scenery is beautiful very nice a lot of nice looking restaurants there.
Thank you so much for showing us such a lovely and different place .
Darband Tehran
Food especially Dizi,Dry berries,walking trail.
So cool to see you visit Iran!!
Aush (white one) is Dougha Aush... yogurt soup not milk!
Thank you gor visiting my home town! I've lived in Canada most of my life!!
The taste of those fruits is more like soury than salty.
We Indians also have salted fruits specially tangy ones.vendors prepare it fresh infront of the customers with a touch of herbs & spices
Finally someone called Davud Ragnar in the video, im satisfied
Infusion of colours just what I needed to perk me up from COVID in prep for Eid, which is tomorrow. Eid Mubarak Davud, folk in Iran and everyone that is celebrating Eid. This video was way too short Davud, it was so colourful, vibrant and quaint at the same time. Oozes character as for the rubbish it’s not that bad but in comparison to what we our experiencing - we get lots of mattresses fly-tipped! Anyway cheered me up and I’ll think I’ll go for a short walk my first in two weeks, next week we have
a heat wave coming towards us so will have to stay indoors. Speaking of which is it not hot in Iran at the moment? You were asking for Iranian coffee?
Watching from philippines 🇵🇭
Superb videos bro... keep going and tell like this about country's history....love from INDIA 🇮🇳
Davud love your content ❤️
Love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
MR David i am very glad to see you in iran tehran i hope you have good exprience in iran trip , i before see you in srilanka wity your donation to poor family this was great ,it shows fraindly humanity of moslems .best wishes for you;
welcome to iran , btw we just say salam
Salam Davud .lots of love ❤❤
watching your videos from northeast India .😊
Thank you so much❤️
Here in Holland ...their is Turkish fruit....dat is dry fruit.....very delisicouse also to go in the fruit cake..or in the Yoghurt....🎉🎉🎉
Those fruits are not "Salted" those are naturally dried sweet fruits(Fruitrolls) and berries. The only salted snacks are Baghala beans or Gojeh-sabz.
we use with meat. this dry salt friuts.
Subhanallah Çok Guzel masallah.
Lovely IRAN 💙😍
Hi dear
Wish you all the best in whatever you do👍every recording you take will be diferent colourful👌love from 🇮🇳
Thank you so much! 😍
@@Davud_Akh 🤗😍
Very nice sharing with the help of your vloggs i can see and explore Iran thank you so much👍beautiful Country
we stew dried apircots or peaches with a bit of water and a tiny bit of salt. great with savory dishes like roast.
Very informative vlog. Some very amazing salted fruits and drinks. Need to visit this very beautiful place
I miss the vibe or the bazaar, was there a very long time ago in 1999.
So finally you noticed your mistake...no going around salaam alaikum randomly...rest keep enjoying ...am sure you'll enjoy this country trip..
Why is it a mistake
@@mchief786 In and around religious places, As-salamu alaykum is used, while business and travel is much more informal and depends on who you talk to
Brother, thank you for your reporting, in Iran, people do not call Azari, people call turks Iran, you can go to the south of the country, Iran has Turks, Persians, Turks, Kurds, Baluch, Arabs, Urdu,Armenian all of them are of Iranian nationality.
We don't have Turk in Iran.They are Azeri
@@pejman4242 you want to say azerbaijani? !
@@pejman4242 hahaha Turks fired your a.s s in Iran 40 million Turk live. You can not deny Turk ruled Iran for many years. If you dont believe just check Şah Ismail letter how he describe his nation. So your comment will not change reality.
@@e.c3734 Azeris are Iranian.You can't change the reality Little Panturk.You lost your Identity.Azerbaijan is a fake country.If you don't like to be a part of Iran and you think you are a Turk then you can go to Turkey or Mongolia.That's your choice
@@e.c3734 Shah Ismail was an Iranian and even Neo-Turkish language was created in Iran in Seljuk dynasty, some Kings with Mongolian roots like Malik Shah wanted to be Iranian and converted to Islam and thats why your language in Turkey has many Persian and Arabic words. Even the official language of Seljuks was Persian and second language Azeri Turkish, the people of Iran and Central Asia that was Iran at that time created these days Turkish language. No one of our Kings called himself a Turk, even Malik Shah. You can't fake the story by a comment
Awesome video brother🤗 Wow..That place is super beautiful...🤩Those resturants are super amazing...😍🔥 Love from srilanka🇱🇰❤️
Wow what a cool town love and respect davud think u 4 the tower ✌️😁👍
Respect from lubnan 🇱🇧
Wow what a beautiful place Davud😍..This video i enjoyed much..Very colorful with different kinds of fruits..Amazing!!Keep rolling your camera because it so interesting Davud..Enjoy and Stay safe..❤
Salam for Zaenab from Bali indonesia. Good channel brother ❤❤
Nice videos .thank u
Liked your video very much, wish you nice time there
Interesting video. Enjoyed watching this vlog.
In Malaysia, we also say nenas for pineapple
🇱🇰hi from Sri Lanka, it’s crazy in hear!!!!!
IRAN IS MY FAVORITE COUNTRY
It is really rare.,.fruit being salted...but certainly we have to try this kind of fruit.....lol🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😅
EVERYTIME I ENJOY YOUR VIDEO ABUTURAB SHAH FROM AMERICA
Hi Davud great vídeo full of colors and delicious foods treats etc… just an observation on your pronouncing the word of Fruit I too was baffled😅 perhaps you can say Froots as fruits in English. Hope it helps 🙏🏼
Hello, may Allah gives u more success ful healthy long life 😊
Nice to see niv sultan from tehran web series on ur chnl.
This doesn't look real it looks like a movie set ☝️😁👍
Davud, senin kanalini meshur bir food blogerinin videosunun altinda bir Pakistanlidan oyrendim. Azerbaycandan salam dedim. Dedi, senin yerlin var, Davud). Subscribe oldum kanalina. Bir iki videona baxdim, beyendim kontentini. Mence sen milyonlara cixacaqsan, insallah. Ugurlar sene qardas.
Did you two buy anything, or just walked and ate the samples?
Love watching your blogs.
Love from Northeast India
Iran look beautiful and is not what you read in the Wester media.
Nice Davud Bhai ❤️
Hey! ❤️
@@Davud_Akh Hallo
After India and Pakistan, Iran has a great video. Iran's people are better than India and Pakistan. You keep making videos like this. I am enjoying it
wtf, there are good people and bad people everywhere
Eid Al Adha Mubarak
looks like hanging garden of nebu chand .......
Enchanted place and lot of foods, but the last part of video you make me crazy" TRASH AND THEN COMES THE BEAUTY BEAUTIFUL "😂😂
.Only one thing I want to say,is You are very lucky to visit in such a wonderful places physically.. These fruits are real or plastic...? I know real.But colours and types....We can't get even once a life time. So. ...I say you are lucky.. Love your vedio and how U present it...
Awesome video 🔥🔥👍❤️❤️
Nice vlog ❤
Please do one vlog about .what is the culture of Iran and restrictions and rules (men,women)
don't hand shake with other sex, woman should have a level of body cover, that's about it.
Did you consider putting English translation in your videos so you don´t need to translate everytime what you say in turkish....Here in Marrakesh is 44 degrees in the shadow so this video is quite refreshing. Thank you bro ¡¡¡
We need more than 30 min videos... regards from india
Love your videos ❤️🔥👍
Thank you!
Wow mashallah
Welcome to my country
Great vlog
Keep doing it
love from India
Hi dear
Nice video 👍
Davud
INdia Gujrat
Iran 💖azerbaijan
Welcome to iran
💋
Very nice video
I think in restaurant they have hakom and tea
this dry salt apricot we kook with meat
Hi my family. Doctor last name Akhundzada too
bro. you got a good tour guide Zaynab, can we think of making her as permanant guide of your life? 👫
Assalamu alaikum bro love from Pakistan 🥰🥰
Hi dear
After long days.. Stuck with bloody assignments 😥😥
was she from Turkey?
Ekşi = Sour 👍
Güzel bir video olmuş 😍 yine bekleriz 😇🙏
Zaynap, We are waiting for your videos too! 😍🇮🇷
🤭😇😄 inshAllah
Go back to Mongolia and leave free OCCUPAIED KURDISTAN
Not "tashakur" but either "mersi" or "sepas". Tashakur is how you say it in Turkey
No Iranians say tashakor too or kheyli mamnoon. The Turkish language actually has many Iranian words in it which is not surprising seen as it was occupied by the Persian empire for centuries
@@Rezcore-Reelz "tashakor" is a verbal noun, used as a verb only with the axiliary verb "kardan." It is now a simple noun to be used for "thank you." Some non-Persian folks in Iran use it, because they don't know any better when they learn Persian as a second langague
@@TWOCOWS1 well I am Iranian and lived in Iran for 7 years and speak fluent Farsi and tashakor was also used as thank you along with merci and mamnoon. Sepas or sepas gozaram is a more older way of saying thank you but yes that is still used here and there but not as common
@@Rezcore-Reelz Very well. If you say so. Persian must be changing then
Davud your using the wrong word when describing the dried salty fruits. They are sour and you kept saying bitter which is wrong. The correct word is sour
😍🤩🤩
Its amazing how Pineapple name is almost similar in all Indo European languages - Ananas or Anaras. Except for in English :/
How about B-ananas? LOL
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Hello sir u came India but without visiting Mumbai u went back why sir
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bro can you tell me if one can exchange money in Iran? I'm asking because here in australia one cannot exchange for Iranian currency nor can one send money to Iran via australian banks, say if one wanted to purchase a gift from iran
You didn’t try Tehran street food
Nobody replies walikum asalaam back in Tehran
When David speaks fruits become froits 🤣🤣
Nice video Bro Its very interesting
Im speak farsi and azeri i understand both