Hi everyone! Just an update! Had an overwhelming response to this vlog with donations to help these people … I had planned on leaving Afghanistan tomorrow but this has changed my plans , tomorrow I will go back down to Kandahar and spend Monday and Tuesday getting everything they need , from shoes for everyone to blankets, so many things to get !! If anyone still wants to help there is still time , I will make a vlog about the whole process! I’m so looking forward to seeing her again , and the whole family… thank you everyone!! ❤️❤️ you will see where you money goes and what a difference it will make 🥰🙏
RANGO'S HAND'S I took a trip to nomads land only to find a little old lady who needed a helping hand We sat together as she showed me her hands That's when her story began These hands of mine are a map of my life now all rough, wrinkled and cracked with lines These hands tells a story I once lived These hands that once protected and smoothed These hands once so strong that I could carry the weight These hands that took little but always gave These hands once held everyone I loved These hands that held my husband tight These hands that now reveal a life I fully lived These hardworking hands with calloused fingers worked to the bone These hands now twisted with age and years of hard work These hands each day keeps growing old These hands now pray for strength to the Almighty above To answer my prayers for some food, warmth and a long blessed life As I rub Rango's hands to ease her pain and sadness my heart starts to melt As I hold her hands I see the hands of a warrior strong and courageous A woman who survived what many of us could not have survived A woman who's heart still shimmers like gold I see the hands of a warrior where we call them breve hearts back home Now that fate has brought me to her, with your help, support and generosity it's time for us all to give her a helping hand to make her comfortable in her senior years...
@@WanderingEmma Thank you Emma. I've just transferred my donation into your PayPal account. My Allah bless you and everyone else taking part in this good cause. I hope everything goes well for you in the next few days leading up to your next visit with Rango and the Nomads. Love & respect to you Emma for your effort. Take care & safe travels 💐
Hey EMMA sent a lil bit to your PayPal if you can help the needy, appreciate it much love, keep the amazing top-notch hidden gem content coming. 1 million subs soon!!!
@@nayabalmass1920 my grandpa went on a boat to UK in the early 1900S , then he seen a billboard that showed jobs in Canada and Freeland, he jumped on a boat to Canada and they gave him citizen ship right when he landed in Canada the same week , and thats how we ended up in Canada we still speak Pushtu but not the same dialog as you guys but i understand everything in these videos but my siblings dont speak Pushtu only English , we have never left Canada since and are still brown culture but Canadians but i will visit Afghanistan & pesawher soon someday.
This is such a beautiful video. I’m an Afghan living in the US and hearing Rungo speak reminded me so much of my grandmother who lived in Kandahar. Her mannerisms and kindness are so similar. Thank you Emma, and the amazing translators for making this video possible. I felt honored to hear and understand Rungo speak.
Yes , many people have mentioned that in the comment… I already said I didn’t know what she was saying… how would I ? I don’t speak Pashto and the guys weren’t able to come with me at that time …
OMGGGG I LOVE THIS VIDEO!! She's so sweetttt.. She prayed so much for Emma and one time she said “is she unmarried or a bride? “ 😂she liked you lot Emma. 26:46 she's like “Emma maki waraka “ meaning may Emma never disappear(something like that)
Thank you for showing this to the world. Giving a voice to the voiceless and doing more for them than anyone has ever done. We appreciate your work Emma. May God bless you.
It is a code of the Pashtun people called Pashtunwali It it to be Hospitable and honour the guest..If you go to Peshawar in Pakistan youl see it is called "land of Hospitality" for a reason.
I am very happy that tourists are coming to our country and I am very optimistic about the future of my country. Afghans are very hospitable and loving people. These people and their children will be educated. We Afghans are the victims of a foreign war. We grabbed your hand and asked for money. Actually, this was not the mood of the Afghans.They are very poor.Welcome to Afghanistan. And thank you for showing us to the world that we are human beings like you and have the right to live. I hope that you will show the positive side of Afghanistan to the world. Thank you. Love from Kandahar Afghanistan ❤❤❤🇦🇫🇦🇫🥰🥰
When i was there as a US Army guy i was always fascinated by the nomads, they never bothered us or anyone else and we never bothered them. Such an ancient way of life and so interesting how they still exist today.
03:06 She was actually asking you if you are hungry and she was offering and inviting you to eat food. She said : I'm sorry we don't have much food but we have little bit of bread and told the girls to bring you or make you something to eat. She apologized many times and was ashamed that they don't have much to offer you. My pashto isn't good, i could only understand a few words and i tried my best to make sentences out of those words.
@@WanderingEmma I'm glad you had the chance to experience and know the way they live as Nomads. Unfortunately there have been a lot of fighting between them and people of different cities because nobody wanted their grass and hay getting eaten by the sheeps and goats of Nomads, and also Nomads sometimes overused and took advantage of people's hospitality and kindness and these things have led them to be known as the group of people who are uneducated, old minds, not knowing how to behave themselves, and people who will destroy and steal the reserves hay of other people. Many afghans no matter which ethnicity, most of them have been told by their parents that Nomads aren't good people and Nomads want to live like that although there are plenty of free land where they can build houses but they don't want to live normal and send their kids to school and try to becoming city people. One of the main reason some people don't like them is the fact that they oppress their women and children. Children don't go to school, and girls reaching 13/14 will be married and having children.
Thank you for translating, i can't understand even one word pashto and I'm very sad about it, I'm trying to learn because if we want them to speak dari and know 2 languages, then we also should know 2 languages 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
Thank you for translating. It brings tears to my eyes to realize she wasn’t asking for food; she was asking if her guest was hungry and offering food, and ashamed of not having much to offer her guest. Tears in my eyes… Such a wonderful culture of hospitality.
@@Anahitaaryan8758 you welcome, yes exactly our people complain about Islamic Emirate talking most of the time in pashto and they want them to speak dari and know 2 languages but they themselves can't speak 2 languages ⛔⛔ You know it's a matter of being rational and logical but most of our people who want them to talk dari, are extremely irrational and illogical 🤔🤔 I hope we learn to accept others more and stop being such a irrational people !
I’ve had so many offers to donate help to these lovely people … just spoke with someone who pay pal me $200 and he’s gonna ask his other family members, so if I get enough ( which I should) I will personally take the long drive down and show what we bought and show you all in a vlog .. emmagray3@aol.com is my pay pal if anyone wants to help us help then … 🙏🙏 huge thanks to Bilal in USA for starting with his donation 🥰
Hi Emma, I just sent you $20 to your PayPal for this nomad woman and her family. It’s up to you if you want to give them cash or buy items that they need. My name is Yama Achikzai
Those kids are sooo cute ( despite not having the hygenic facilities and to shower) makes ones heart melt by just looking at their innocent beautiful faces
Emma! At 3:05 she is asking whether you had food or not because she wants to offer you food even though she says we don't have food. Secondly, these nomads have no problem if you got a translator with you. Things went wrong when you asked them whether I can take a man with me or not. In fact, she is so funny, I wish you could understand her own words. She thought as if you are a doctor and your translators can't convey her message properly. She is such a lovely woman! I wish you could understand the things she told you and asked about you.
We love you Emma thanks for changing the image of Afghanistan in mind of people who see only one side of the Country. All the best for more heart touching contents.
I just watched this video on RUclips you filmed the nomads of Afghanistan and the chats between you and the old nomadic lady Rango Bibi melted my heart so after watching I just heartedly wanted to thank you for the help and filming these vulnerable people. I appreciate you for your trip to Afghanistan, you are the bravest woman. I have nothing else to make you happy rather than to thank you , you made my day with your video. Thank you so much. May God Bless You and wish you all the best.
Very good program Emma .. the guide this time is much better than last time in Kandahar. He is very knowledgeable of Pashto literature and is honest person .. one thing to remind him is to translate directly and objectively not subjectively. One point the nomad says she travels more freely and without worry in this regime.. and he translates something else
Beautiful. Nomads are very tough, wise and experienced people. If it gets warm they move into the mountains and cooler areas, when it gets cold they nove to south where the weather is warmer. They walk thousands of kilimeters and sometimes big families with 5 to 600 camels , thousands of sheeps and goats. They are tribes. The Afghan traditional clothes are originally nomads cloths. They are mainly pashtoons and live directly in the nature. They don't like walls or sealing over their head. The Afghan King Zahir Shah used to protect them. They don't have money but they do good exchange while they pass cities or villages. Like a sheep for 3 sack of wheat etc. If you see nomads visit them they love guests and protect them. They are very generous. Beautiful video. Thanks, you made my day., ♥️💐👍🏼🏵️🌸
The Afghan traditional clothes are originally from the Ghilzai tribe. The nomads (Kochi) are also from the Ghilzai tribe and they are mainly located in today's Afghanistan.
Rungo loved you so much that she approached you like her own sister or daughter, you might have sensed at the time they were with very open hearts with little to have but with big open hearts she is comparing her skin to yours as it might remind her who old is she getting might miss her young age. She is experiencing a difficult time in her life at the moment. THANK YOU VERY MUCH EMMA YOU ARE OUR VOICE TO THE WORLD AND THOSE WHO HELPED!
Its so nice to see all of this and so nice of you to go there and record these people, who will soon vanish. Due to wars we have lost all our civilization.
Thanks for helping such poor heart grand mother I wish you could understand her words yourself she was offering food with that sign yet she said she doesn't have enough food but still offering you food 😢
Thank you Emma because you showing that people into the world,we live better life but we don't know, and I say alhamduilla for everything, be safe and healthy Emma, much love from Iraq.
Emma, you are doing such a great haven't seen many of the vloggers do it passionately and approachable you are well known in Afghanistan much much appreciated following your wonderful work with family too.
Thank you Emma you are such a great woman we appreciate that you come to Afghanistan and you show the situation of of our country on camera to the world. if you are in Afghanistan go to the easteren of Afghanistan jalalabad city in bring people of that city on camera.
Your videos are so purely honest & raw ❤ so glad both of you could help them but most likely neither the children or the women will get shoes because for nomads their livestock is first priority & then their bellies. Till next upload, safe travels.
wow Amazing. I like your journey in Afghanistan. I am from Afghanistan and have not ever met these people because of security or whatever. It seems that they are really hardworking people, but I am really sorry for the kids, women and how they are living.
Your so sweet Emma. Thanks for making them feel comfortable. They were so happy to see you.The lady praised and prayed for you a lot. At 13:49 she asked are you married or not. Myself being pathan makes me feel proud of these people. Even though they are poor they still possess and embrace their traditions, customs, and culture. These pashtuns people are completely hospitable. God bless you with more happiness and success.
💔😭❤️ Awww my heart is breaking for my people. Money doesn't go straight to them so we could help them. 🥺🇦🇫😔 We need more resources and honest people that could reach them. But those children in the background are beautiful 😍❤️
I’ve already had $250 in donations to my pay pal , if need be I will go down myself all the way back south to buy what they need … I pinned a comment at the top 🥰
@@WanderingEmma If you can’t go , send a trustable person to buy them stuff food and other basic items then filmed them to show they give to them If you give them money the adults will keep it and they are not gonna buy things they all including kids and women need Thanks Emma you are the best!
translation for you Emma :) 2:17 : you good, welcome, i am glad, glad. if you are muslim or not, you are welcome. what a good news it is. 2:44 it is sick 3:08 have you had food?, go bring her some food. we have a small bread (if u want). 3:44 we dont understand your language, we wouldn't know then. 3:54 take picture of our hands, giggling 4:16 he is sick, there is no pills(medicine) at all i want to pay them 50 euros from germany, idk how to reach them?
Tashakor for your translation, i also tried to translate before seeing your comment but unfortunately i don't understand pashto just a few words and you can donate the money you want to the " Aseel Foundation " they are a legit foundation that help afghans always so your money will not go into corrupt and thieve pocket 👍🏼
@@Afgbayboy awww that’s so kind , e mail me at wanderingemma68@gmail.com Had a few offers of help , I have contacts down there that will get what’s needed and get help … or if I have to I’ll go back lol .. but they will take photos of everything and send me !
The gold hearted people of Afghanistan. So brave and hospitable. The world could learn a lot from these basic, but kind and rich in heart people. May Allah protect grand mother and her family.
I love the video, shows the culture of my nation, the purity of the native, non-political people, unfortunately the real victims of the ongoing political conflicts... Thank you for making this video... I am formar U.S military translator, translating these kind of conversation is my speciality, specially now that I live in the U.S with understanding the culture of the U.S people, this could be translated better... I would suggest, if you could, hire someone to translate it again and have it as a subtitle...(of course some additional cultural understanding is required to fully understand). But overall, I love it
OMG 😭 reminds me of my grandma, what a grand people. Rango is a natural born leader, such authentic soul, that begining being thankful for this life, God, seeing you and worried for the sick. She was asking them to bring u last piece of bread and if u had medicine for the sick, she thought u might, they don't have access to right medication for sick both economic reasons lack of access and what she showed was not working and when meds dont work same doc. perscribe more of them, the mix may even cause adverse effects. It is unfortunate that technology is not utilized to solve problems at such basic levels to preserve human diversity, perhaps we will create SOLUTIONS prior to future civilization judging us unkindly, as the divide is growing and we forget our spirit light is same. Still, genuine explorers as yourself Emma give us hope, opening our eyes to how colorful diverse as Rango yet similar our fight is, doorway to possibilities for betterment, to stand by each other to survive as the Pashtu proverb translates, "If I say: I am to stay and you say: I am to stay, in end neither will stay. If I say: you are to stay and you say: you are to stay, we will both stay (survive)". Bless you Emma, you touched that lady's heart in ways only she understands and def. one of her valuable moments of 80 years living such a difficult life, yet lively spirit. That sudden jump shock in her eyes when she first noticed you. ❤️
You too lovely ladies look so similar, you could pass for mother and daughter! It's was so great you guys met with these people, instead of just doing touristy things.
@@BashirM-vq9bx Tajiks are not Persian. Only Herat can be considered Persian they also carry Nautfian ancestry like other Persians. The rest of Tajiks are descendants of Sogdians and Pashtuns are likely descendants of Bactrians.
Wow that old lady is so positive. I speak Pashto and I could understand what she was saying, the way she was saying and the stuff she was saying, she doesn't have much, but she seemed extremely friendly and positive. I hope we can help her!
Oh my Goodness . What is going on, It is very painful that Pashtun leaders and Afghan presidents did not focus on these oppressed people. Sayed Momin, the person who translated with you was my friend and classmate in the Herat university. Thank you so much Emma to show reality situations in Afghanistan🇦🇫 😍
Far had I don’t know if you’re just uneducated or just plain ignorant, the kuchis have lived this way and decided to live this way. They’re not oppressed and are just living their life the way they want.
Several times, she offered Emma her piece of bread, the piece of bread they have at the moment. She apologized many times and was ashamed that they don't have much to offer you.
Thank you so much for helping nomads families, they didn’t choose nomadic life but since they have no money no house and no other government help to stand them own their own feet to move on with their life
Believe or not that’s why I subscribed to your channel it’s really amazing & interesting vlog love to see & explore more about Afghanistan it was fantastic
Hello to all people who’s watching this videos, thank you Wandering Emma for your efforts to put our country pure images and emotions to the world. The old women she was brave and quite hospitable with smiley face and smiley words .❤❤
Hi everyone! Just an update! Had an overwhelming response to this vlog with donations to help these people … I had planned on leaving Afghanistan tomorrow but this has changed my plans , tomorrow I will go back down to Kandahar and spend Monday and Tuesday getting everything they need , from shoes for everyone to blankets, so many things to get !! If anyone still wants to help there is still time , I will make a vlog about the whole process! I’m so looking forward to seeing her again , and the whole family… thank you everyone!! ❤️❤️ you will see where you money goes and what a difference it will make 🥰🙏
Thanks Emma
RANGO'S HAND'S
I took a trip to nomads land only to find a little old lady who needed a helping hand
We sat together as she showed me her hands
That's when her story began
These hands of mine are a map of my life now all rough, wrinkled and cracked with lines
These hands tells a story I once lived
These hands that once protected and smoothed
These hands once so strong that I could carry the weight
These hands that took little but always gave
These hands once held everyone I loved
These hands that held my husband tight
These hands that now reveal a life I fully lived
These hardworking hands with calloused fingers worked to the bone
These hands now twisted with age and years of hard work
These hands each day keeps growing old
These hands now pray for strength to the Almighty above
To answer my prayers for some food, warmth and a long blessed life
As I rub Rango's hands to ease her pain and sadness my heart starts to melt
As I hold her hands I see the hands of a warrior strong and courageous
A woman who survived what many of us could not have survived
A woman who's heart still shimmers like gold
I see the hands of a warrior where we call them breve hearts back home
Now that fate has brought me to her, with your help, support and generosity it's time for us all to give her a helping hand to make her comfortable in her senior years...
Awwww lovely 🥰
@@WanderingEmma Thank you Emma. I've just transferred my donation into your PayPal account. My Allah bless you and everyone else taking part in this good cause. I hope everything goes well for you in the next few days leading up to your next visit with Rango and the Nomads. Love & respect to you Emma for your effort. Take care & safe travels 💐
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇦🇫👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️
i am a Canadian never been outside Canada , its crazy that i am pushton and come from these similar people, thank you for showing me my roots.
You should be proud
Hey EMMA sent a lil bit to your PayPal if you can help the needy, appreciate it much love, keep the amazing top-notch hidden gem content coming. 1 million subs soon!!!
How are you Pashtun? Just curious
Aww bless you !
I m a pashtoon and I have three girls but they can't speak pashtoo
@@nayabalmass1920 my grandpa went on a boat to UK in the early 1900S , then he seen a billboard that showed jobs in Canada and Freeland, he jumped on a boat to Canada and they gave him citizen ship right when he landed in Canada the same week , and thats how we ended up in Canada we still speak Pushtu but not the same dialog as you guys but i understand everything in these videos but my siblings dont speak Pushtu only English , we have never left Canada since and are still brown culture but Canadians but i will visit Afghanistan & pesawher soon someday.
This is such a beautiful video. I’m an Afghan living in the US and hearing Rungo speak reminded me so much of my grandmother who lived in Kandahar. Her mannerisms and kindness are so similar. Thank you Emma, and the amazing translators for making this video possible. I felt honored to hear and understand Rungo speak.
Where are you from?
She was not asking for food but even though she didn’t have anything she was offering you food. She kept asking you if you want something to eat
Yes , many people have mentioned that in the comment… I already said I didn’t know what she was saying… how would I ? I don’t speak Pashto and the guys weren’t able to come with me at that time …
Yeah you r right
yeah bro this is how we Afghans are . we are kind with every one
We are rich by heart ❤️
It’s called the Afghan great people hospitality
OMGGGG I LOVE THIS VIDEO!! She's so sweetttt.. She prayed so much for Emma and one time she said “is she unmarried or a bride? “ 😂she liked you lot Emma. 26:46 she's like “Emma maki waraka “ meaning may Emma never disappear(something like that)
well come to afghanistan
As always you made a great video greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷♥️🇦🇫
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I really appreciate that thank you
Hi Vera 😍❤️
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@@VeraLucia-hm7ru 💕💕
I really love this old lady, when she was holding your hand it brought tears 😢
very emotional, just amazing
Thank you for showing this to the world. Giving a voice to the voiceless and doing more for them than anyone has ever done.
We appreciate your work Emma.
May God bless you.
Loving your travels especially through Afghanistan 🇦🇫. Incredible people
Afghan people are so hospitable that she offered Emma her last piece of bread 💔
It is a code of the Pashtun people called Pashtunwali
It it to be Hospitable and honour the guest..If you go to Peshawar in Pakistan youl see it is called "land of Hospitality" for a reason.
@@kkacharles3797 brother I'm Pashtun I know
So happy chickens though ...
Sounds like the story of the 'widow's mite' in the bible.
I am very happy that tourists are coming to our country and I am very optimistic about the future of my country. Afghans are very hospitable and loving people. These people and their children will be educated. We Afghans are the victims of a foreign war. We grabbed your hand and asked for money. Actually, this was not the mood of the Afghans.They are very poor.Welcome to Afghanistan. And thank you for showing us to the world that we are human beings like you and have the right to live. I hope that you will show the positive side of Afghanistan to the world. Thank you.
Love from Kandahar Afghanistan ❤❤❤🇦🇫🇦🇫🥰🥰
When i was there as a US Army guy i was always fascinated by the nomads, they never bothered us or anyone else and we never bothered them. Such an ancient way of life and so interesting how they still exist today.
It was a really random great experience to meet them so close like this and so unplanned and random
03:06
She was actually asking you if you are hungry and she was offering and inviting you to eat food.
She said : I'm sorry we don't have much food but we have little bit of bread and told the girls to bring you or make you something to eat.
She apologized many times and was ashamed that they don't have much to offer you.
My pashto isn't good, i could only understand a few words and i tried my best to make sentences out of those words.
Yes I realise that now that someone translated for me also , she was so lovely and kind … will never forget her
@@WanderingEmma I'm glad you had the chance to experience and know the way they live as Nomads.
Unfortunately there have been a lot of fighting between them and people of different cities because nobody wanted their grass and hay getting eaten by the sheeps and goats of Nomads, and also Nomads sometimes overused and took advantage of people's hospitality and kindness and these things have led them to be known as the group of people who are uneducated, old minds, not knowing how to behave themselves, and people who will destroy and steal the reserves hay of other people.
Many afghans no matter which ethnicity, most of them have been told by their parents that Nomads aren't good people and Nomads want to live like that although there are plenty of free land where they can build houses but they don't want to live normal and send their kids to school and try to becoming city people.
One of the main reason some people don't like them is the fact that they oppress their women and children.
Children don't go to school, and girls reaching 13/14 will be married and having children.
Thank you for translating, i can't understand even one word pashto and I'm very sad about it,
I'm trying to learn because if we want them to speak dari and know 2 languages, then we also should know 2 languages 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
Thank you for translating. It brings tears to my eyes to realize she wasn’t asking for food; she was asking if her guest was hungry and offering food, and ashamed of not having much to offer her guest. Tears in my eyes… Such a wonderful culture of hospitality.
@@Anahitaaryan8758 you welcome, yes exactly our people complain about Islamic Emirate talking most of the time in pashto and they want them to speak dari and know 2 languages but they themselves can't speak 2 languages ⛔⛔
You know it's a matter of being rational and logical but most of our people who want them to talk dari, are extremely irrational and illogical 🤔🤔
I hope we learn to accept others more and stop being such a irrational people !
I’ve had so many offers to donate help to these lovely people … just spoke with someone who pay pal me $200 and he’s gonna ask his other family members, so if I get enough ( which I should) I will personally take the long drive down and show what we bought and show you all in a vlog .. emmagray3@aol.com is my pay pal if anyone wants to help us help then … 🙏🙏 huge thanks to Bilal in USA for starting with his donation 🥰
Most welcome in great Afghanistam dear Emma ❤
Emma🙏🙏❤️❤️😍😍😘Good 🌹🌹👌💖💕💐🙏🙏🇨🇦🙏
Thank you for this Emma your a real
Life super hero!!
Sie sind Ehrlich, Deswegen Leute glauben an sie, dass durch Ihnen die Hilfe Direkt an, die Bedürftigen geht.🏳🏳🇩🇪
Hi Emma,
I just sent you $20 to your PayPal for this nomad woman and her family. It’s up to you if you want to give them cash or buy items that they need. My name is Yama Achikzai
Emma I think this my favorite videos of yours yet.. What a beautiful tribe of people
Those kids are sooo cute ( despite not having the hygenic facilities and to shower) makes ones heart melt by just looking at their innocent beautiful faces
They actually do shower but they’re always outside playing. Nomads are always near rivers and regularly wash themselves. I’ve been one myself 😆
These kids are pure kids. No bad influence in them
Emma! At 3:05 she is asking whether you had food or not because she wants to offer you food even though she says we don't have food. Secondly, these nomads have no problem if you got a translator with you. Things went wrong when you asked them whether I can take a man with me or not. In fact, she is so funny, I wish you could understand her own words. She thought as if you are a doctor and your translators can't convey her message properly.
She is such a lovely woman! I wish you could understand the things she told you and asked about you.
Thank you for the Kind Translation Two weeks later *Emma* Went back with Food Tents shoes and Clothes,
Hi Emma I am glad to see you again in Afghanistan
I am an Afghan girl but live in Australia.
So we are neighbor Indonesia and Australia
@@hajiescort2469 really!😊😊
@@mariamhaidari371 yeah
Let me ask Your Instagram ID
@@hajiescort2469 I don’t have instagram ID.
@@mariamhaidari371 snap or anything haha
One of your best videos ever. Can’t hold my emotions for these innocent and poor people especially children.
This was more than I expected so wonderful , Emma you are so blessed to live such a life and to give so much happiness to the people
We love you Emma thanks for changing the image of Afghanistan in mind of people who see only one side of the Country. All the best for more heart touching contents.
Thank you 🥰
I just watched this video on RUclips you filmed the nomads of Afghanistan and the chats between you and the old nomadic lady Rango Bibi melted my heart so after watching I just heartedly wanted to thank you for the help and filming these vulnerable people.
I appreciate you for your trip to Afghanistan, you are the bravest woman.
I have nothing else to make you happy rather than to thank you , you made my day with your video.
Thank you so much.
May God Bless You and wish you all the best.
Awww thank you so much for your kind words , that was a very special experience for me and just so random … a day I will never forget … thank you 🙏🥰
As a native Pashto speaker, this is the best thing I've watched on the Internet.
Thanks Emma
Very good program Emma .. the guide this time is much better than last time in Kandahar. He is very knowledgeable of Pashto literature and is honest person .. one thing to remind him is to translate directly and objectively not subjectively. One point the nomad says she travels more freely and without worry in this regime.. and he translates something else
Beautiful. Nomads are very tough, wise and experienced people. If it gets warm they move into the mountains and cooler areas, when it gets cold they nove to south where the weather is warmer. They walk thousands of kilimeters and sometimes big families with 5 to 600 camels , thousands of sheeps and goats. They are tribes. The Afghan traditional clothes are originally nomads cloths. They are mainly pashtoons and live directly in the nature. They don't like walls or sealing over their head. The Afghan King Zahir Shah used to protect them. They don't have money but they do good exchange while they pass cities or villages. Like a sheep for 3 sack of wheat etc. If you see nomads visit them they love guests and protect them. They are very generous. Beautiful video. Thanks, you made my day., ♥️💐👍🏼🏵️🌸
The Afghan traditional clothes are originally from the Ghilzai tribe. The nomads (Kochi) are also from the Ghilzai tribe and they are mainly located in today's Afghanistan.
@@ChachiMogo true.
May God hove mercy on all of us afghans hoping for the peace and freedom of our country 😭🤲🇦🇫🇦🇫
Poor people enter Jannah first after the Prophets and Sahabas
The kids are very beautiful. The sun and harsh life does a toll on them in adulthood
Thanks Emma, that you took a video from those colourful, Kochi women🥹✌️🇦🇫
Emma's vlogs are close to nature and exploration of true local culture.....
Nice journey
Rungo loved you so much that she approached you like her own sister or daughter, you might have sensed at the time they were with very open hearts with little to have but with big open hearts she is comparing her skin to yours as it might remind her who old is she getting might miss her young age. She is experiencing a difficult time in her life at the moment. THANK YOU VERY MUCH EMMA YOU ARE OUR VOICE TO THE WORLD AND THOSE WHO HELPED!
Its so nice to see all of this and so nice of you to go there and record these people, who will soon vanish.
Due to wars we have lost all our civilization.
I love these sweet old women, may God protect them ♥️
Emma , this is one of your best ! Thanks
Thanks for helping such poor heart grand mother I wish you could understand her words yourself she was offering food with that sign yet she said she doesn't have enough food but still offering you food 😢
Awww thank you so much ♥️♥️🙏
You are one brave woman I take my hats of to you !! love it. born overseas but I’m an Afghan
The Kidss 😢😢 so beautiful
Thank you Emma because you showing that people into the world,we live better life but we don't know, and I say alhamduilla for everything, be safe and healthy Emma, much love from Iraq.
Ohhh! EMMA THANK YOU MUCH APPRECIATED it was a great cause and those who helped. They really deserved & hoping for the very best
God Bless my Pashtun community
In shallah il visit these people are help them out. They think whenever a foreigner is here its a doctor.
One of your best vlog I have seen Emma thank you for showing nomads difficult life to the world these nomad people has very difficult life.
Emma, you are doing such a great haven't seen many of the vloggers do it passionately and approachable you are well known in Afghanistan much much appreciated following your wonderful work with family too.
Thank you Emma you are such a great woman we appreciate that you come to Afghanistan and you show the situation of of our country on camera to the world. if you are in Afghanistan go to the easteren of Afghanistan jalalabad city in bring people of that city on camera.
Your videos are so purely honest & raw ❤ so glad both of you could help them but most likely neither the children or the women will get shoes because for nomads their livestock is first priority & then their bellies. Till next upload, safe travels.
wow Amazing. I like your journey in Afghanistan. I am from Afghanistan and have not ever met these people because of security or whatever. It seems that they are really hardworking people, but I am really sorry for the kids, women and how they are living.
Thank you all for helping them, amazing God bless all.
Your so sweet Emma. Thanks for making them feel comfortable. They were so happy to see you.The lady praised and prayed for you a lot. At 13:49 she asked are you married or not. Myself being pathan makes me feel proud of these people. Even though they are poor they still possess and embrace their traditions, customs, and culture. These pashtuns people are completely hospitable. God bless you with more happiness and success.
I'm an afghan living in Scotland Glasgow🥰love my ppl🇦🇫❤
نو خو راسہ خپل وطن لہ،پہ دا سخت وخت کی دا وطن خدمت وکہ۔
My kind Emma😍 gives her own socks so kind and emotional❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
She is so cute and kind,thank you Emma 👍👍👍👌👌👌❤❤❤🇦🇫
Thank you Emma for showing the beauty of afghan people.🙏 No one sees these sides of our people. ❤️🇦🇫❤️
💔😭❤️ Awww my heart is breaking for my people. Money doesn't go straight to them so we could help them. 🥺🇦🇫😔 We need more resources and honest people that could reach them.
But those children in the background are beautiful 😍❤️
I’ve already had $250 in donations to my pay pal , if need be I will go down myself all the way back south to buy what they need … I pinned a comment at the top 🥰
@@WanderingEmma
If you can’t go , send a trustable person to buy them stuff food and other basic items then filmed them to show they give to them
If you give them money the adults will keep it and they are not gonna buy things they all including kids and women need
Thanks Emma you are the best!
Don’t worry , I’m going down myself to buy things for them in a couple of days and will video it also …
@@WanderingEmma thank you so much Emma for your kindness. I just sent a donation. Thank You!!❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@MissAngieW thank you so so much ♥️🙏
translation for you Emma :)
2:17 : you good, welcome, i am glad, glad. if you are muslim or not, you are welcome. what a good news it is.
2:44 it is sick
3:08 have you had food?, go bring her some food. we have a small bread (if u want).
3:44 we dont understand your language, we wouldn't know then.
3:54 take picture of our hands, giggling
4:16 he is sick, there is no pills(medicine) at all
i want to pay them 50 euros from germany, idk how to reach them?
Awww thank you 😊
Tashakor for your translation, i also tried to translate before seeing your comment but unfortunately i don't understand pashto just a few words
and you can donate the money you want to the " Aseel Foundation " they are a legit foundation that help afghans always so your money will not go into corrupt and thieve pocket 👍🏼
I'll send a 100 US dollars how do we send
@@Afgbayboy awww that’s so kind , e mail me at wanderingemma68@gmail.com
Had a few offers of help , I have contacts down there that will get what’s needed and get help … or if I have to I’ll go back lol .. but they will take photos of everything and send me !
@@WanderingEmma email sent
Thanks for visiting this vulnerable group of the afghan community.
The gold hearted people of Afghanistan. So brave and hospitable. The world could learn a lot from these basic, but kind and rich in heart people. May Allah protect grand mother and her family.
I love the video, shows the culture of my nation, the purity of the native, non-political people, unfortunately the real victims of the ongoing political conflicts... Thank you for making this video... I am formar U.S military translator, translating these kind of conversation is my speciality, specially now that I live in the U.S with understanding the culture of the U.S people, this could be translated better... I would suggest, if you could, hire someone to translate it again and have it as a subtitle...(of course some additional cultural understanding is required to fully understand). But overall, I love it
OMG 😭 reminds me of my grandma, what a grand people. Rango is a natural born leader, such authentic soul, that begining being thankful for this life, God, seeing you and worried for the sick. She was asking them to bring u last piece of bread and if u had medicine for the sick, she thought u might, they don't have access to right medication for sick both economic reasons lack of access and what she showed was not working and when meds dont work same doc. perscribe more of them, the mix may even cause adverse effects. It is unfortunate that technology is not utilized to solve problems at such basic levels to preserve human diversity, perhaps we will create SOLUTIONS prior to future civilization judging us unkindly, as the divide is growing and we forget our spirit light is same. Still, genuine explorers as yourself Emma give us hope, opening our eyes to how colorful diverse as Rango yet similar our fight is, doorway to possibilities for betterment, to stand by each other to survive as the Pashtu proverb translates, "If I say: I am to stay and you say: I am to stay, in end neither will stay. If I say: you are to stay and you say: you are to stay, we will both stay (survive)". Bless you Emma, you touched that lady's heart in ways only she understands and def. one of her valuable moments of 80 years living such a difficult life, yet lively spirit. That sudden jump shock in her eyes when she first noticed you. ❤️
You too lovely ladies look so similar, you could pass for mother and daughter! It's was so great you guys met with these people, instead of just doing touristy things.
These are the purest Afghans (Iranic Nomadic Aryans ) they are living the ancient lifestyle of central Asians .. Simplistic way of life ..
Not persian scythian tribe scythian enemy of persia history persia tribe tajik not kuchi
@@BashirM-vq9bx Tajiks are not Persian. Only Herat can be considered Persian they also carry Nautfian ancestry like other Persians. The rest of Tajiks are descendants of Sogdians and Pashtuns are likely descendants of Bactrians.
Yep u are somewhat right. Genetically they are purest pashtuns
Eye opening video. It’s crazy how much we have when so many people don’t have the basics. Not even one pair of shoes when we have closets full 😢
Wow that old lady is so positive. I speak Pashto and I could understand what she was saying, the way she was saying and the stuff she was saying, she doesn't have much, but she seemed extremely friendly and positive. I hope we can help her!
In Afghanistan these people suffer the most.
Emma what a lovely video you are amazing what you do young lady. really superb. rob from the UK
Thank you for your loving these Beautiful people.❤️🌏
You most welcome to the land of brave people
Nomads people are very hospitable than urban people
IT was wonderful video I appreciate your efforts. Thanks Emma 😊
Oh my Goodness .
What is going on,
It is very painful that Pashtun leaders and Afghan presidents did not focus on these oppressed people.
Sayed Momin, the person who translated with you was my friend and classmate in the Herat university.
Thank you so much Emma to show reality situations in Afghanistan🇦🇫 😍
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Kuchi have chosen to live a Nomadic lifestyle
Far had I don’t know if you’re just uneducated or just plain ignorant, the kuchis have lived this way and decided to live this way. They’re not oppressed and are just living their life the way they want.
They are not oppressed. They are noamds
مننه چی ددغو محرومه خلکو غږ مو ترخلکو رسولی
Several times, she offered Emma her piece of bread, the piece of bread they have at the moment. She apologized many times and was ashamed that they don't have much to offer you.
One of the best Video ever watched Thanks dear Emma 🇦🇫
Thank you so much for helping nomads families, they didn’t choose nomadic life but since they have no money no house and no other government help to stand them own their own feet to move on with their life
So sweet ,that old lady was admiring you
Believe or not that’s why I subscribed to your channel it’s really amazing & interesting vlog love to see & explore more about Afghanistan it was fantastic
Yeh and she makes a lot of money from RUclips
Hey Emma thx for the vlog I love it ❤️💯! Keep continuing the great work
I was in Afhganistan in 74, traveling by buss, allwais seing this nomads tents , buth i have never the oportuniti to meet them,
Thank you so much Emma from your kind support we appreciated😍🤗💐👍🏻🌺
She called you sister. She said thank you sister. She said I pray for you sister.
thanks for record such this video and appreciate ur big heart dear emma ❤
Proud to be one of them ♥️😚
Very welcoming people with good heart. They honestly deserve more help 💯
Hello to all people who’s watching this videos, thank you Wandering Emma for your efforts to put our country pure images and emotions to the world. The old women she was brave and quite hospitable with smiley face and smiley words .❤❤
She have full of love and such a healty heart
It was very Interesting Emma, I'm from Afghanistan and live in Virginia USA. Thank you for helping them.
Im afghan .We love your show Emma❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👌👌👌👌👌
الله.ج. دی زمونږ پر ګران هیواد افغانستان او پر دی مظلوم ملت خپل رحم وکړی🇦🇫😭🇦🇫😭🇦🇫😭🇦🇫😭🇦🇫😭🇦🇫😭🇦🇫😭🇦🇫🤲🤲🤲🤲
May Allah( God ) reward you sister the pashton people are very hospitality people they spend simple life but they have very safe heart
Oh God she is so cute I just cry what tough life 😢
Intellectual woman of Afghanistan, these women as such helped many families to survive for that type of ignorant environment
Hi,am glad to see that you are trying your level best to help them out hats off to you , dear.
A lot of love to you emma mamm😍😍😍😍
What an incredible experience! Thank you for sharing!
She is offering you food, we have very hospitable people,
Afghanistan ❤
Only the strongest can live like that!
Thanks Emma for such as breath taking , emotional video.
😢 😭
Emma!!!! Lots of love and respect to you my love , u are such amazing women!!!!!👸🏻✨🤍
American and European invaders killed so many of these families that will never be forgiven, and will never be forgotten.
Americans do not know any humanity, they killed hundreds of thousands of our people
This was me in the picture when I was a baby on my profile picture dressed as a koochi *jokes* thanks for visiting my people she’s such a nice lady
Thank you so much my dear Emma
Sharing videos l love you so much 😘🇦🇫🇦🇫
Thanks for having time with our helpless people 😢