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I have been very much enjoying your videos so far. I appreciate your lack of over the top behavour where everything is AMAZING!!!!!!!! You never do that and it makes your content far more enjoyable
Amazing videos about tripoli that was fanatic, just I was expecting you guys to show more locations in tripoli..for example you have The international fair and more modern places to visit in the city not to mention "Daum and Farez" Area with awesome restaurants etc.
This one? you nailed it! it felt like an adventure. So enjoyable to see the positives. it definitely doesn't feel like a 32 minutes video. Looking forward to see the next part.
Hahaha the part where you two were having Moghrabie is so adorable 🥰🥰 it's always lovely seeing videos that show Tripoli's good side ❤ thank you! You did a great job
My family is from Tripoli and moved to america right before WW1... It's so cool to see my homeland! And you are right I've always heard it's dangerous but honestly you make me want to go visit and reconnect! I want to see whats at the bottom of those stairs lol! Thank you for doing this video!
Dear Emily and Valentine, thank you for your vlogs about Lebanon and welcome being in my country, Am really pleased to find your 20camels RUclips channel and amazed with your way describing things as is, Keep it up amazing couple
Omg what can I say? I can say alot alot. Let me just say that when you Vlog you know how to do it so well. You create this way of intriguing people to see what Happens next like I get glued to your videos on RUclips Emily. You and Valentine are so peaceful and wonderful to watch. The colors the clarity the editing is just sensational. I loved also how you are now speaking to more people on the streets when you met some lovely fans. Also when you tried Moghrabieh I was smiling that my mouth hurt hahaha. Just amazing amazing video. I can't wait for so much more. The fact that you and valentine learned Arabic Lebanese too makes me so proud. Just to add the man who is 8th Generation has been visited by many vloggers before I believe and he is so well known In Lebanon and other countries too that watch. Absolutely amazing man.
Hello Emily! Another amazing video 🥰🥰 Bravoo!!!! It seems you have learned a lot of arabic words and sentence!! Keep your working up and higher!!! Your fans in Lebanon 🤩🤩
It's a special thing when you stays for a long time in a country how you start digging into details and deeper layers some times more than the locals do :)
Al Sharkass means "Circassian" in English reflecting their ethnicity. The Circassians fled a brutal Russian invasian in the 1800 hundreds and moved into middle east countries.
Not gonna lie I'm watching all your videos not only fascinated by the places you visit and enjoying your experience there, but also I can't take my eyes from your super smooth, glow, and flawless skin 🌟🌟 Like holy moly you need to drop your skincare routine video ASAP in here 😆 Thanks Emily for 30 minutes video, cannot wait for more to come from Lebanon trip video 🙂
@@20CamelsEmily yasss! Definitely cannot wait for it 😊 By the way how many Lebanon trip video are left? Because I can't wait to watch your adventure in a new country and a new place.
You guys have been there so long, l'm getting the impression you can't leave, it's so touching how much you are enjoying yourselves ,every experience you have it looks like it's just all new again. That's true travelling...
Tripoli is a very peaceful place and its people are very generous and kind. I hope the city portrayed that to you. every city is the world has an old and new side. Tripoli is not any different. while the old souks are very interesting, there is a new Tripoli with high rises and plethora of nice restaurants. You should have visited Mina during the day as well. This is where I spent my childhood and teen years.
Thank you for visiting Tripoli dear 🌹❤️ Tripoli was a vibrant city you know,Tripolitanians are genuinely helpful, would offer you food for free since known for generosity, loving and friendly. Tourists are not visiting like before since Tripoli was once a beacon on the Mediterranean sea and now became the poorest city Thank you ao much for your visit hope you enjoyed it ❤️❤️
I think you should've visited South Lebanon and more so specifically the city of Sour (Tyr). It is a beautiful place with many ancient ruins and very nice beaches.
We have visited Lebanon online with your videos 🥰🥰, We cannot visit all regions of Lebanon because the Financial Crisis, sooo we are enjoying your videos and exploring our country!! Thankss👍👍👍
This one was like the most authentic Middle Eastern experience 🎯... D Tripoli series looks very promising... U'r practically showing Lebanon by its true divers and rich composition,,,, as a lebanese myself I haven't ventured inside Lebanon as much as you did .... Stay safe guyszZz wherever u R... Hope u enjoyed Lebanon in all its aspects and I'm sure u even felt like home in many of the places you've been to.... By d way,, Awesome sea side Cafe vibes.. I should try it as soon as I'm back in Lebanon 🥂....
In Tripoli and only in Tripoli we call lemon MROKBI from markab (boat) at the same time we call it 7amed. At the same time we call orange laymoun to avoid confusion but if you call orange portugal/bordqaan people will understand you mean orange
Yep t traveled years go But apparently in Lebanon we didn't like the mini couscous haha so we decided to go big The name does comes from Maghreb Morocco But from strange foreign
@@28Justchecking maghreb can mean small maghreb or morocco or great maghreb aka north africa. Hence in french we have adjective maghrebin ,in english maghrebian which means north african
I pretty much bindged all your lebanon videos. Im Australia lebanese and did not experience what you and Valentine did. Amazing. Next your Tunisia videos.
8:55 in standard arabic, orange is called "برتقال" which is pronounced like "burtuqal" while lemon is called "ليمون" which is pronouced like "laymoun". So I think only le lebanese (maybe other levantine accents too) are confusing in that regard haha. In maghreb countries like my Algeria, it is completely different, orange is called "tchina" and lemon is called "qares" (and even these I think change from province to province...)
@@20CamelsEmily Yeah haha, some arabic accents are closer to standard arabic than others. Although I still like to think that levantine arabic accent is one of these "closer" ones even of the small differences like in calling orange.
Loved watching this! You showed Tripoli as full of adventure. Have alwayz wanted to go to Lebanon and this looks so vibrant, historical, and busy I also wanted to share on here that I traveled to Morocco with my friends last month and the vlog is up on my channel. It’s my first long vlog and it would be great if you guys could give it a watch!
I also have a friend from Britain who is currently practicing climbing mountains in Lebanon and wants to climb Lebanon and its entire mountains from north to south, and I can introduce you to her.
Hello, I am one of the activists in the development field in Lebanon and Tripoli in particular, especially with my foreign friends. There are a lot of activities that take place, archaeological tours, and the language exchange initiative. If you like, we can meet and talk more and introduce you to my foreign friends and the city, and I am really happy with that
Welcome to Tripoli, the 2nd biggest Mamlouk City after Cairo. there is a lot of historical monuments to see in Tripoli. there is the smallest Church (Our lady Of Younes) it is hidden inside the old city between the alleys. the old city of Tripoli is still the same since it was 1st built by the Mamlouks in 1293
@@Lara-lg4jd lets say you won a fully paid vacation for 10 days and you have to choose one of five countries lets say and lebanon is one of them would you choose it over lets say italy - greece - thailand - mexico ?
@@johnkilljoy6211 Won, no my guy. I have a month payed vacation during the summer. I'm Swedish, I would say Lebanon has a great history and culrure. I would definitely stay in the Mediterranean, Greece, Italy, Lebanon. That's my plan for summer
The coastal town where you had dinner is called Mina or Al Mina and that's my hometown. Although I haven't been living there for over 30 years yet I visit often except the last 2 years and I have a house there. Tripoli and Mina are not dangerous places and actually they are the least dangerous in Lebanon yet for some reason Tripoli has this bad reputation which is relatively recent but far from the reality. Too bad the government doesn't invest much in it although it has a lot to offer and can be a great tourist destination especially with it's marine life. Mina has few islands that are both nice and very close from the city. Every time I come to visit I do make sure I stop by the soap factory and the souk at least couple of times. I visit lots of old mosques, some are hidden and not very known to non locals... As far moghrabiye, you could have ordered the sandwich version of it which is how locals eat it, it will come with all pickles and stuff inside. Usually you should put some salt on top, that's why probably you felt it was sweet. All in all, nice video. You guys have the talent to make your footage raw and authentic.. good job!!
I totally agree when you compared Tripoli to Jordan. I have been to Jordan before and I felt like I was in my city especially Al balad Thank you for this video i really enjoyed it. When was this taken btw?
as a son of tripoli, really like that tourist like this great but neglected city, and as an advice if you ever went to a moghrabiye restaurant again don't ask for a box ask for a moghrabiye wrap you won't regret it
Tripoli is where I am from & it is the best place on earth 👍🏻. There r other soap factories that are more famous than the ones u went for. My family used to have soap factory in the past & some of my relatives still have it “ Oueida” & there’s also Hassoun soap factory.
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I believe Tripoli has the nicest people in the Country, they even have their own accent and culture, this part of Lebanon feels special!
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i reallly wish u the best guys waiting ur vidoes on fire
I wish to see you in Tripoli next Saturday
I have been very much enjoying your videos so far. I appreciate your lack of over the top behavour where everything is AMAZING!!!!!!!! You never do that and it makes your content far more enjoyable
The language in malta is arabic mixed with italian
Amazing videos about tripoli that was fanatic, just I was expecting you guys to show more locations in tripoli..for example you have The international fair and more modern places to visit in the city not to mention "Daum and Farez" Area with awesome restaurants etc.
This one? you nailed it! it felt like an adventure. So enjoyable to see the positives. it definitely doesn't feel like a 32 minutes video. Looking forward to see the next part.
best video so far!
ramadan vibes in tripoli at night are out of this world, first ramadan out of the country.. missing tripoli :(
Hahaha the part where you two were having Moghrabie is so adorable 🥰🥰 it's always lovely seeing videos that show Tripoli's good side ❤ thank you! You did a great job
Thanks for showing the beautiful side of Tripoli where I grew up. Love from Washington DC!
Dude I literally live in tripoli and I’ve never been to these places, u made me excited to go adventure and explore these places ahaha
Your videos are really heartwarming. This is my favorite video yet.
My family is from Tripoli and moved to america right before WW1... It's so cool to see my homeland! And you are right I've always heard it's dangerous but honestly you make me want to go visit and reconnect! I want to see whats at the bottom of those stairs lol! Thank you for doing this video!
They only went to the old and historical places. They didnt show the beautiful side and the rich side of tripoli
I loved your video. I loved Tripoli when I visited 3 years ago 🇮🇪♥️☘️🇺🇦
Hey, nice to meet you again guys it made me feel that you're a part of us, we are alissar and sawsan❤️
Your videos of Lebanon are so enjoyable and positive.. Thank you!!
Dear Emily and Valentine, thank you for your vlogs about Lebanon and welcome being in my country,
Am really pleased to find your 20camels RUclips channel and amazed with your way describing things as is,
Keep it up amazing couple
Omg what can I say? I can say alot alot. Let me just say that when you Vlog you know how to do it so well. You create this way of intriguing people to see what Happens next like I get glued to your videos on RUclips Emily. You and Valentine are so peaceful and wonderful to watch. The colors the clarity the editing is just sensational. I loved also how you are now speaking to more people on the streets when you met some lovely fans. Also when you tried Moghrabieh I was smiling that my mouth hurt hahaha. Just amazing amazing video. I can't wait for so much more. The fact that you and valentine learned Arabic Lebanese too makes me so proud. Just to add the man who is 8th Generation has been visited by many vloggers before I believe and he is so well known In Lebanon and other countries too that watch. Absolutely amazing man.
Thank you
Usually they are all a good people but you have to choose the right time and the right places... specially a good guide ☝️
Thanks for taking me home for a day. Enjoyed it
Hello Emily! Another amazing video 🥰🥰 Bravoo!!!!
It seems you have learned a lot of arabic words and sentence!! Keep your working up and higher!!!
Your fans in Lebanon 🤩🤩
Amazing, thanks so much for posting my City Tripoli. I will be visiting Lebanon Next month and I can't wait!
I was in Tripoli last sunday! Love your channel! Ma3 es Salemeh!
You're just insane, moderate, natural, peaceful and unique. Your way of vlogging is very nice, may you get what you want.
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It's a special thing when you stays for a long time in a country how you start digging into details and deeper layers some times more than the locals do :)
was not happy when the video ended :) , waiting for next episode . thanks guys
Thanks Emily and Valentine for yet another great and entertaining video. :=]]
30:04 "wheyet alah ana tar ma3ashe abel ma ynzal" 😂😂😂😂
😂😂 ma ntabahtela
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Newly subscriber here👍 looking forward & hoping to see u in Lebanon experiencing the vibe on summer
Al Sharkass means "Circassian" in English reflecting their ethnicity. The Circassians fled a brutal Russian invasian in the 1800 hundreds and moved into middle east countries.
Thank you for showing everyone my beautiful tripoli. Good luck guys
I'm from Beirut but I love going to Tripoli. It's quieter, less expensive, and the food is very good_especially the pastries. Kasr El Helo anyone?
Not gonna lie I'm watching all your videos not only fascinated by the places you visit and enjoying your experience there, but also I can't take my eyes from your super smooth, glow, and flawless skin 🌟🌟 Like holy moly you need to drop your skincare routine video ASAP in here 😆 Thanks Emily for 30 minutes video, cannot wait for more to come from Lebanon trip video 🙂
Hey Kevin! Perhaps some day I'll drop a Patreon skincare routine exclusive since it's a bit outside of my Channel's theme ;) Thank you ❤️
@@20CamelsEmily yasss! Definitely cannot wait for it 😊 By the way how many Lebanon trip video are left? Because I can't wait to watch your adventure in a new country and a new place.
@@kevinwillyshofmann ههههههههههه
Hahaha it sounded so perfect Lebanese when you told him Merci mounir and even sounded like a native Lebanese😁😂
You guys have been there so long, l'm getting the impression you can't leave, it's so touching how much you are enjoying yourselves ,every experience you have it looks like it's just all new again. That's true travelling...
They are currently in Tunisia by the way.
Tripoli is a very peaceful place and its people are very generous and kind. I hope the city portrayed that to you. every city is the world has an old and new side. Tripoli is not any different. while the old souks are very interesting, there is a new Tripoli with high rises and plethora of nice restaurants. You should have visited Mina during the day as well. This is where I spent my childhood and teen years.
Thank you for visiting Tripoli dear 🌹❤️
Tripoli was a vibrant city you know,Tripolitanians are genuinely helpful, would offer you food for free since known for generosity, loving and friendly. Tourists are not visiting like before since Tripoli was once a beacon on the Mediterranean sea and now became the poorest city
Thank you ao much for your visit hope you enjoyed it ❤️❤️
Awesome, very nice video
I appreciate your effort, in making this video, The local Souq really very wonderful 🌹❤️💯✌️👌👏
Always enjoying ur vlogs🥰🥰 come to jounieh guys!! Mom wants to invite on lunch
Love your content. I joined ur patreon! Keep it up ❤️🔥
Thank you, Jad!!! ❤️🙌🏼
Very beautiful landscapes Your follower from Saudi Arabia.👍
I think you should've visited South Lebanon and more so specifically the city of Sour (Tyr). It is a beautiful place with many ancient ruins and very nice beaches.
We have visited Lebanon online with your videos 🥰🥰, We cannot visit all regions of Lebanon because the Financial Crisis, sooo we are enjoying your videos and exploring our country!! Thankss👍👍👍
I'm just amazed by how good your accent is
Wish I were there but the next best thing is watching your videos!
That's awesome 😍 thank you ❤
I love your videos and SAHTAN watching you from Sydney Australia 👍
mougrabieh is my favorite dish, glad y'all liked it
This one was like the most authentic Middle Eastern experience 🎯... D Tripoli series looks very promising... U'r practically showing Lebanon by its true divers and rich composition,,,, as a lebanese myself I haven't ventured inside Lebanon as much as you did .... Stay safe guyszZz wherever u R... Hope u enjoyed Lebanon in all its aspects and I'm sure u even felt like home in many of the places you've been to.... By d way,, Awesome sea side Cafe vibes.. I should try it as soon as I'm back in Lebanon 🥂....
I felt proud when you visited Tripoli, my beloved region
Excellent tour of of this ancient city
Yalla for more عظيم
In Tripoli and only in Tripoli we call lemon MROKBI from markab (boat) at the same time we call it 7amed. At the same time we call orange laymoun to avoid confusion but if you call orange portugal/bordqaan people will understand you mean orange
do u mean 7mod for lemon
Welcome guys to Tripoli, amazing clip as always. Hope you're enjoying your stay in El Mina my city, love to meet with you. Stay safe...
“Moghrabieh” literally means the Moroccan dish….hence the couscous. It’s the Lebanese version of a Moroccan dish.
hahahahah my fav dish and never thought about it in this way. thank you
Yep t traveled years go
But apparently in Lebanon we didn't like the mini couscous haha so we decided to go big
The name does comes from Maghreb Morocco
But from strange foreign
Actually it means maghrebian or north african as couscous is a pan amazigh dish found all over north africa aka great maghreb
@@28Justchecking maghreb can mean small maghreb or morocco or great maghreb aka north africa. Hence in french we have adjective maghrebin ,in english maghrebian which means north african
I enjoyed the video a lot. Thank you. Welcome to Algeria
Nice video , thank you for showing Tripolis positive and beautiful side ..next city should be bathroom old city :)
I love watching you guys ♥welcome to lebanon
Wow, Tripoli, from just watching this video, you can feel the whole Levant as it is right in front of you 💜💜
I love Tripoli love going there for shopping it’s the best hope you guys enjoy it
I pretty much bindged all your lebanon videos. Im Australia lebanese and did not experience what you and Valentine did. Amazing. Next your Tunisia videos.
I love Lebanon ♥️
Loved your content
Keep it up guys
8:55 in standard arabic, orange is called "برتقال" which is pronounced like "burtuqal" while lemon is called "ليمون" which is pronouced like "laymoun". So I think only le lebanese (maybe other levantine accents too) are confusing in that regard haha.
In maghreb countries like my Algeria, it is completely different, orange is called "tchina" and lemon is called "qares" (and even these I think change from province to province...)
That's really interesting! I had no idea it was only the Lebanese/perhaps other Levantine dialects who had a confusing word for orange haha
@@20CamelsEmily Yeah haha, some arabic accents are closer to standard arabic than others. Although I still like to think that levantine arabic accent is one of these "closer" ones even of the small differences like in calling orange.
It's the same in Moroccan darija you can say limoun for orange lol
@@trident1125 That's odd, I did not expect that xD
Acctually in Tripoli Lemons are called mragbi which is even weirder. It's the local dialect.
i am jordanian i went to trablus i found it very beautiful more than Beirut even the people are beuitiful
I love all of your videos!!
Very nice and beautiful trip to tripoli.
Loved watching this! You showed Tripoli as full of adventure. Have alwayz wanted to go to Lebanon and this looks so vibrant, historical, and busy
I also wanted to share on here that I traveled to Morocco with my friends last month and the vlog is up on my channel. It’s my first long vlog and it would be great if you guys could give it a watch!
I really like watching your videos keep making the good vlogs good luck to my favorite couple
I'm from tripoli. Tripoli is very undervalued and it's not dangerous as they show in the media
I really liked your video about Tripoli you are too nice
I also have a friend from Britain who is currently practicing climbing mountains in Lebanon and wants to climb Lebanon and its entire mountains from north to south, and I can introduce you to her.
Good job ❤️
Thanks for the soap!
Love, Mom 😊
طرابلس ام الفقير و قلعة المسلمين ... عاشت طرابلس الابيه عاصمة الشمال 🇸🇦🇱🇧🇦🇪🇧🇭🇰🇼
You use “Helou” when you want to describe something beautiful or sweet but not tasty or delicious hahaha. Love your videos 🥰
Fascinated by the soaps they sell in lebanon,,,,wish I could one too
This makes me happy
Hello, I am one of the activists in the development field in Lebanon and Tripoli in particular, especially with my foreign friends. There are a lot of activities that take place, archaeological tours, and the language exchange initiative. If you like, we can meet and talk more and introduce you to my foreign friends and the city, and I am really happy with that
Welcome to lebanon I'm from Lebanon but I live in Germany 🇱🇧❤️
I went to the citadel inside AND IT WAS AMAZING I WENT TO THE ROOFTOP THE VIEWW WASSS SOOOO AMAZING
Welcome to Tripoli, the 2nd biggest Mamlouk City after Cairo. there is a lot of historical monuments to see in Tripoli. there is the smallest Church (Our lady Of Younes) it is hidden inside the old city between the alleys. the old city of Tripoli is still the same since it was 1st built by the Mamlouks in 1293
Dude have you ever seen Turkey the smallest town there has got way more historical monuments, and the nature is way much better than Lebanon
@@johnkilljoy6211 Nah Lebanon, mamluke Architecture is unique. No place has this combination of Architecture
@@Lara-lg4jd lets say you won a fully paid vacation for 10 days and you have to choose one of five countries lets say and lebanon is one of them would you choose it over lets say italy - greece - thailand - mexico ?
@@johnkilljoy6211 Won, no my guy. I have a month payed vacation during the summer. I'm Swedish, I would say Lebanon has a great history and culrure. I would definitely stay in the Mediterranean, Greece, Italy, Lebanon. That's my plan for summer
@@johnkilljoy6211 lebanon is much smaller so not valid at all
Hi I’m from Lebanon but I don’t know this shops Thank you about ideas ❤️
Cant get bored of lebanon videos
Lebanon is a beautiful country and its people are wonderful I am from Egypt I wish you visit Egypt ♥️
U guys missed the rooftop ontop of the soap factory. Lovely view.
You still haven't visited Saida??!!! It is definitely A MUST! We're waiting for you and I can provide you with all the help you need around the city
lets gooooo i like ur vidoes a lot
The coastal town where you had dinner is called Mina or Al Mina and that's my hometown. Although I haven't been living there for over 30 years yet I visit often except the last 2 years and I have a house there. Tripoli and Mina are not dangerous places and actually they are the least dangerous in Lebanon yet for some reason Tripoli has this bad reputation which is relatively recent but far from the reality. Too bad the government doesn't invest much in it although it has a lot to offer and can be a great tourist destination especially with it's marine life. Mina has few islands that are both nice and very close from the city. Every time I come to visit I do make sure I stop by the soap factory and the souk at least couple of times. I visit lots of old mosques, some are hidden and not very known to non locals... As far moghrabiye, you could have ordered the sandwich version of it which is how locals eat it, it will come with all pickles and stuff inside. Usually you should put some salt on top, that's why probably you felt it was sweet. All in all, nice video. You guys have the talent to make your footage raw and authentic.. good job!!
لبنان افديك روحي يا وطني 😍 بالتوفيق
Do you have arabic roots? Your lebanese accent is very good.
I totally agree when you compared Tripoli to Jordan. I have been to Jordan before and I felt like I was in my city especially Al balad
Thank you for this video i really enjoyed it.
When was this taken btw?
I hope you enjoyed our city :) btw did you went to the sea side its really cool there as well, thanks for the video❤
Thanks!
Thank you!!
as a son of tripoli, really like that tourist like this great but neglected city, and as an advice if you ever went to a moghrabiye restaurant again don't ask for a box ask for a moghrabiye wrap you won't regret it
Hello video is good thanks ❤️
@2:58 😱 hope no injuries later🤗
Thank you!! All good thankfully 😊🙏🏼
Orange in arabic is called "laymoon" while in spanish lemon is called "limón" , but in english mexican lemons are called "limes"
Is this ramadan 2022?
And since am asking this question, I think adding the date of which the video was filmed would be nice.
Tripoli..my lovely city❤
You guys are lovely as usual
I was in buccaramanga in colombia where they sell dragonfruit soap
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Tripoli is where I am from & it is the best place on earth 👍🏻. There r other soap factories that are more famous than the ones u went for. My family used to have soap factory in the past & some of my relatives still have it “ Oueida” & there’s also Hassoun soap factory.
قصدك يلي بالزاهرية قريب مدرسة الأمركين
best best best videos ever, keep going 👍👍👍