Hi everyoneeeee! I'm so happy to see that so many of you can relate to what I said about hospitality at the end of the video. Every time I stay with a family in a new country, I do it in order to meet ordinary people from that country. I've always been fascinated with remote places and traditional village lives, and this is a wonderful insight into another culture. ❤️
I have been Morocco once and they made me feel more at home than my own family, (sad but true). I would recommend visiting Morocco if your eyes are still closed. # peace and love.
I've been to Egypt twice & can concur. Hospitality feels like love. I try so hard to give, give, give of my time, attention, & even food to others in CA based on my experiences over there. Permanently inspired by the bedouin and the Egyptian arabs!
@@jasonmitchell6534 there is no racism, lol what's wrong with you, he find Moroccans more hospital than his own family do, you don't like people to compliment Moroccan? Stop being biased and quiet racist when people compliment other countries and label them as racist when your the one being one
i wish you a happy new year if you're sso intesssted in traveling .. you can discover the world through my page on instagram,, you're gonne like the content about morocco instagram.com/traveldworldofficial/?hl=fr
*Everybody in the comments is praising this girl’s qualities, but can we spend a moment to notice how we have just seen a 30 minutes - Netflix quality - film, for free!*
Exactly my experience. I lived with a Berber family for 6 weeks, about 8 yrs ago and I still think about those days and nights. It's a really hard life and they had nothing but the kindness they showed me was indescribable. One of the most memorable, special experiences of my life. We put water on the roof to heat up (by the sun) and slept in those heavy blankets with no electricity. And the stars at night...wow! It made me very grateful for what I have and the best part was being able to help them and others (I lived there for 2 yrs). It's desperately difficult for them now with no tourists or work and Covid. Everything you said here Eva is so true...loved watching this it brought all those memories back.Yours is my favourite RUclips channel, kudos to you for your bravery, adventurous and positive spirit and taking us to all these incredible places...
The Amazighs in the Atlas are the originals. They did not mix. This is why they have pure Amazigh face, and these are the features of the Berbers, the blond color, and for your knowledge half of the Moroccans speak Amazigh and the last half a lot have become dependent on the
The Moroccan hospitality is not a legend but a reality. What everyone who has been there said, even if most of people in the villages are very poor and have nothing to offer, they are doing their best to invite you and make you feel good. Love Morocco and Moroccan people
What a beautiful video Eva 💛✨. You left me in tears with your last question. It’s so true. The hospitality of the Moroccan people is like no other and something we hope we learn a lot from in our time here x
I am from Romania, but this video made me subscribe to your channel .. the way these people live, I got so emotional, it's strange how many people are still complaining about their lives, but compared to this family they have everything they want .. I hope in a better future for those kids, or maybe their present is already better than ours because they don’t know how is to have everything and being still ungrateful ?! Thank you for this video!
Watched with teary eyes. The whole time I was feeling the way the host family was feeling. Do you know why they sent you to sleep at another place ! ... It was not because you were a lone girl with some men in their home .... It was because they thought you would be more comfortable in the other house, they felt they did not have the appropriate facilities needed to make you more comfortable at their home.
I thought she said in the video she sleeps with everyone in the courtyard, and the separate sitting room was for the woman/young girls to go when men guests are over...but ok.
I have worked in Safi Morocco for almost a year as a welder in Safi independent Power Plant Project,all I can say is people in Morocco are kind and hospitable,I injoyed staying in this country,In Gods will I hope come back again...(from philippines here)
You are always welcome in morocco there are a lot of wonderful cities and places to see, my favorite city is Tangier, you should definitely visit this one! If you make it there i would be glad to show you around!!
I extremely love Morocco with all my heart, mainly because of the lovely and wonderful people there. Their hospitality is superb and their food is excellent. My all time favorites are couscous and msemen. Not to mention their truly interesting culture, vibrant colors all around and fruits and vegetables and fish, everything. I have been there once only and will definitely go back as soon as I can. Moroccan tea is the best in the world btw. Zwena bzzzf Al Magrib! ❤❤❤
Staying with lovely people can really make an experience so special! We have had entire trips turned around by the kindness of people! 😊 Morocco 🇲🇦 is just beautiful!
i wish you a happy new year ... if you're sso intesssted in traveling .. you can discover the world through my page on instagram,, you're gonne like the content about morocco .instagram.com/traveldworldofficial/?hl=fr
نحن نحب إخوتنا من السعودية..أرض الحبيب صلى الله عليه و سلم... زرناكم و شعرنا بترحاب جميل و كبير خاص للمغاربة ... في المدينة المنورة و في مكة المكرمة... حفظكم الله إخوتي السعوديون...
@Rabie ELGHOUBALI يا اخي المسلم انت ليست مخير بتغيير حاكم بلدك فقط انت مخير بتغيير نفسك او امرأتك او بيتك او الموتور ديالك. ألم تتعضوت يا مسلمين ما حدث في ليبيا وسوريا بيوت هدمت وصوامع هدمت وعوائل محافظة شردت وتفرقت كله من اجل تغيير الحاكم. في الشرع اذا الحاكم لم يمنعك من الصلاة ولا يجوز ان تخرج عليه ... صافي. فهمت دابا يا اخي المسلم. يا اخي فرنسا المكارة عندها خمس قوميات لكن لم تعترف بلغتهم في البرلمان لأنها تدرك خطر التفرقة والقوميات نهاية حتمية لتقسيم الدوله. اللهم اجعل كيدهم في نحورهم اللهم من اراد بالمسلمين الآمنين التشتت والفوضى فسلط عليه سيف إنتقامك 🤲
This has brought tears to my eyes. It's heartwarming, but still painful to see how hard my people have to live life. This is pure and raw, yet hard. Thank you so much for this video, You've done well. Amazigh and proud ❤️
I'm so interested in Morocco, this is so heart warming 🥰 Reminds me of our Armenian hospitality - you ask for a cup of water, they invite you to their house to feed off you ☺
You're welcome to come if you wish to do so, you can stay with us free of charge for as long as you want. If what you seek is more informations at this stage, you're also welcome to reach out to me (or any other moroccan woman for that matter) to answer your questions. We welcome all our guests no matter where they come from :) Peace
I am a *Muslim* Amazigh and i go every summer to visit my grandparents in a beautiful village in North Morocco called Boudinar now you just reminded me of the good times.😄
As a Moroccan, I wanted to thank you for this amazing video, it was full of love and good vibes !! That took me back to some beautiful memories I had when I was living in my village... thank you and welcome again in Morocco 💖💖🇲🇦 🇲🇦
Memories bring back memories, totally understand how you feel, used to live in a village too (although everytime I remember how chill I was with scorpions all over the place just plain amazes me (got stung by one once)
Wherever you go in Morocco u're gonna be welcomed and very well treated whether in the mountains or cities, it's a cultural thing. Very glad to have u in my country Eva !!!
you mean everywhere that is not a city, urban citizens have lost their values, and only know sexual harrassment and disrespect. Rural moroccans tho are the most hospitable and kind people you'll ever meet
Absolutely not i can guarantee you that in the bigger cities like casa agadir tanger ect. you won't even get a cup of tea. The true moroccan hospitality is outside the cities.
A kabyle Amazigh here from Algeria. Our cultures are basically the same even tho we are so far away. The language, the customs, the food, our shared love for the mountains... Much love ❤
2 years ago I toured through the Atlas mountains and surrounding area with my bicycle for 2 weeks and I ate a vegetable tajine at every opportunity, maybe once every 1 or 2 days. It took a week for me to learn that entire families often share a tajine the size of what I usually ate alone. Despite that, I lost 5 kilos in two weeks there. Morocco is great for vegans, by the way! I can also confirm that the Berber people are extremely kind and hospitable. As a male, I had a very different experience and barely interacted with any women. It was nice and interesting to see what the experience is like from the perspective of a woman. Also, that was top quality content. Thanks!
Oh wow. I have met 3 american ladies last year travelling in bosnia who have been working for 2 years for the peace corps in the berber community esp. helping and educating women. That was so interesting.
The Atlantic Report. Why run so many people away from this country when it is so magic into the countries of unbelievers pigeaters? By the way, I know all paved roads and a lot of pists in Maroc since 1981.
They literally gave you their soul and everythin they own, tears in my eyes as you have met the most free, resilient, and kindest people on surface of the planet. Undoubtedly, you feel the luckiest and most grateful person.
as an Amazigh i truly thank you for sharing this hiden world to your community everything about this video is great the language is so understandable (everyone is free to live his life as he wanted) love and peace..
@@come_explore_with_me_IL just watch the video again she showed the place on GPS in the beginning because the village is not famous. and here's a lot of places like this
@@ibraasser254 Shukran, It's near a place called Amezri, I think in High Atlas. Where do you think is a good places like this to visit to see Amazigh village in nice place?
@@come_explore_with_me_IL most of the people in Atlas mountain ranges are Amazigh near to marrakech and souss and also in the north of morocco in Errif
@@ibraasser254 I think Souss is near the Draa Valley? I do hope to see Atlas and Erif or Rif mountains. I will look at your suggestion places, Shukran, Merci, Thanks (sorry I don't know how to say in Amazigh).
What a lovely family, and to think of your comfort and reputation is very, very kind. It's what they would want for their own daughter in a strange place. 💜
@@xtreme6018 you should live with them and share food, hang out with them.... To know them, you shouldn't talk about a culture with probably 3000 years without know anything about them.
I cried at the end of the video, your conclusion was perfect by asking theses questions, you really touched me. Morrocan are really nice people, proud to be a berber myself.
props to her, I'm moroccan and I have never visited such a similar envorinement, for a city guy I feel disappointed to not travel more to outside cities
One of the things that lead me to have a sensesional momments is when I see this people in this situation happy and living thier life fully and compare it with our life in the urban city and its people who complaining about even the small things that they have not possess .It keep me wondering with emotions ! Life is really excited when you meet humble people like that who are down to earth with all what they face with challenges and difficulties .
Yes, they are humble and Good people for real, they are not worried about the things that we are worried about here in the Cities. You make great points.
Azul from an Algerian Berber sending love to our imazighen brothers in morroco and around the globe. Special thanx to Evawen lol big Big shout out to you ❤️
just one small notice is amazigh people give you everything they have even the things that are "luxury" for them, I saw pasta (biscuit) on the breakfast table , and it just warms my heart, because I know that they don't have It on the daily breakfast table , and it was kind of a welcoming move; I'm Moroccan and I once encounter an amazight woman, she was walking her sheep and we try to talk with gestures because I don't understand tamazight, and she was soo kind that she shared with me the only meal she have which is was a bread with olive oil in it , even if I didn't want to take her only meal she insisted, this memory still warms my heart till now, and all I wish for those people is to have an easy and happy life.
This is the house, this is my country, this is my mother tongue (Amazigh), they are very simple people with a big heart, simplicity and hospitality...thank you so much Eva and walcome again anytime
Out of Curiosity, I hope you leave a parting gift everywhere you are housed as that is a great show of appreciation. Otherwise thank you for the showcase !
I'm very proud to be Amazigh ❤ All Amazigh people are so Kind even they are poor and they have not a possibilyties Thank you Ema for this video and i hope all the world see this videos to see how the people live in mountains ❤
Hello Eva! I've been following your RUclips channel since you started traveling through Mexico and the United States to Canada with your all terrain car. I didn't know you had the chance to meet the Amazigh. I'm watching your video now and I'm really enjoying it. I'm from Madrid and my wife is Amazigh and I'm super proud of her. I thank Allah for finding her. Thanks for your video. A greeting from Spain.
I don't know how much to thank you for this beautiful video,it does really shear me up,I'm Moroccan Berber from Meknes,I haven't be back home for 37 years,seen this Video makes a tears in my eyes,I missed my roots,my real people.thanks again Eva and May God bless you.
Eva, you speak French as well. You are brave, beautiful and multitalented. Definitely very blessed but one more blessing from me: God Bless You, sister!
I absolutely love the message you sent out in the end of your video about hospitality . It was so heart felt and strong. I wish everyone could understand that message and live by it.
Just loved the way you narrated the harsh life that the family faces everyday without sugarcoating the reality of living in a remote village. Sometimes, it the people with the great hearts with the least of means provides the most welcoming stay to a stranger. Your summary describing how they welcome you and you leaving behind a second family are truly an emotional heartfelt sense that have enjoyed every moment of their hospitality. I hope to visit that magical land in the coming years.
حياه نظيفه خاليه من المشاكل والهموم وضوضاء التقنيه والعولمه مليئه بالحب والصفاء والبراءه والضيافه والكرم كل التقدير والاحترام والمحبه لجميع الامازيغ ولجميع شعب المغرب الشقيق من السعوديه ❤️
So proud of those simple people, so proud of being Moroccan, waw i miss my country so much, thank you for this sincere video, biig hello from New York 🤗🤗🤗
All Moroccans and the neighbooring countries are in fact Amazigh / berber people or at least a huge part of thier blood, a lot of them got Arabized but people who live in remote areas or villages like this family still preserve the true nature of the native people . Thank you for this video You are always welcome
They was always amazigh lol 😂 they was never arabized the Arabs was not really too much interested in assimilating others and it was very rare unlike in Europe where assimilation was prone they just adopted Islam and that’s it really they have still preserved the language and culture
@@SuperYAS111 I said "a lot of them" not all of them got arabized and yes they were always amazigh but the language changed from amazigh to arabic for most of them that's what I meant
SuperYAS111 well actually according to the CIA 99% of Moroccans have partial Arab dna. And their language and music, some cuisine and religion were brought over by the Arabs. And the majority identify as Arab
@@lets_wrapitup Well actually according to the DNA tests that many studies did there is less that 5% arab DNA in Morocco, actually we have more Iberian blood than arabic. Moroccan cuisine is purely berber there is no arab related one, that goes for music too, and the language that Moroccans speak is actually a berber formed arabic meaning that it got so much influenced by berber and the way it is structured is berber so that only Moroccans and the neighbooring countries understand. some people identify as Arabs while they are 100% berber, does that make them Arabs ?
Nimo Tafy 1.it’s offical name is Almamlaka Almaghribya which is Arabic or Almaghreb as refered to by all Moroccans, which is also Arabic 2.the official language is Arabic in practice and in the constitution (btw no matter how much influence it has, it doesn’t matter because the written form is the same, and you can switch over to Modern Standard Arabic) 3. Pray in Arabic 4.All Moroccan (I mean ALL) culture is expressed in the Arabic language 5. The parliament speaks and debates in Arabic 6.The passport, the ID cards, driving licence etc are arabic first 7.The courts are in Arabic 8.the law is in Arabic 9.Public administration and services are in Arabic 10.The police, the officials, the civil servants, the workers, the waiters, the builders, the receptionists, the taxi drivers, and the guy in the street all communicate in Arabic 11.The TV / Radio are in Arabic (with occasional french to please the Franks) 12.Schools teach in Arabic 13.Religion and faith are practiced in Arabic 14.Conversations between Moroccans are in Arabic 15.Morocco considers itself Arabic 16.Morocco has majorly been influenced by Arab cuisine (like; hummus, khobz/flat bread, manakeesh, falafel, kebab, tabouleh, fattoush, shawarma) 17. Many genetic studies show that 99% of Moroccans have partial arab DNA (varying from 10%-90% arab, some claiming to be 100%). It’s the truth, you can’t deny it
Hi everyoneeeee! I'm so happy to see that so many of you can relate to what I said about hospitality at the end of the video. Every time I stay with a family in a new country, I do it in order to meet ordinary people from that country. I've always been fascinated with remote places and traditional village lives, and this is a wonderful insight into another culture. ❤️
❤❤❤💌 from Pakistan
Surely the people of villages are far better than the city folks.
Stay safe God bless you Keep exploring and keep smiling!😘
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These people have pure hearts.
Thank you Eva for your great videos.
Rak hna 😂♥️
Yea bro it's in our Genes I think 😁
Thyati lik al3ziz ❤
@@mehdiezzine3940 jit ngolhalou haha
@@kaoutardaoudi2338 😁
morocco is beatiful! much love from germany 🇩🇪!
Thank you ❤️
Welcome to Morocco
Welcome from morocco
💖💖💖
I will be marrying from Morocco very soon im so happy beautiful people
I have been Morocco once and they made me feel more at home than my own family, (sad but true). I would recommend visiting Morocco if your eyes are still closed. # peace and love.
Stop racism
I've been to Egypt twice & can concur. Hospitality feels like love. I try so hard to give, give, give of my time, attention, & even food to others in CA based on my experiences over there. Permanently inspired by the bedouin and the Egyptian arabs!
@God hey God
Welcome again 🥰🥰
@@jasonmitchell6534 there is no racism, lol what's wrong with you, he find Moroccans more hospital than his own family do, you don't like people to compliment Moroccan? Stop being biased and quiet racist when people compliment other countries and label them as racist when your the one being one
Love Morocan brothers and sisters from Pakistan 🇵🇰 we stand with you
moroco arabic is not the same as amazigh moroccan , moroccan amazigh are the originality native culture
Oooh
assalamo alaikom brother you welcome
We love u too 🇲🇦❤🇵🇰
Hello Morocco ,I'm from Madagascar and I want to thank moroccan people for their hospitality !!!
Best wishes to you and your beautiful country Madagascar .
@@abdoua7434 thank you very much
Our King Mohammed V was in Madagascar
Mashaallah!! Morocco 🇲🇦 is very beautiful...Love Morocco from Sri Lanka...🇱🇰
Stop racism
welcome
Your welcome
@@jasonmitchell6534 where is racist in her comment ??? idon't see any racist
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THIS is what life is about, being generous and open. Long live Morocco and its kind people.
I love people and food
Morocco is UNIQUE
Nta hna hhhh
Every country is
@@leonlawson2196 of course
Coming from a Moroccan i guess lol
Amazigh is genuine and unique , and morocan amazigh is part of them
من عربي اردني الي الاخوة المغاربة ... انا احبكم وافتخر بكم سواء كنتم تتكلمون العربية او الامازيغية .
يكفيني انكم احفاد يوسف ابن تاشفين والمرابطين .
حياك الله حبيبي وألف مرحبا بيك
وبكل أهل المملكة الهاشمية 💚
حيا الله اهل النشامى من الرباط
مرحبا بك اخي
بارك الله فيك اخي الكريم وجزاك الله خيرا
Thanks you so much we are all bothers
*Everybody in the comments is praising this girl’s qualities, but can we spend a moment to notice how we have just seen a 30 minutes - Netflix quality - film, for free!*
well, you pay Google with your data;p
can we spend a moment to notice< khadija a truly beautifull hard working an caring woman.
@EddieVanTuber they win so much with RUclips publicities really? Woow
Not for free in Europe. We have to pay audiovisual fees ;)
and don't forget who receive her freely
Moroccan people are really very nice, I had some friends from there. I hope to visit Morocco soon. Love from India ❤️🇮🇳
Namaste 🙏
Welcome 😊😊😊
𝕄𝕒𝕟𝕒𝕤𝕥𝕖
Welcam
@@atlas2413 kifash Welcam asahbi
13:07 that little girl is so cute. Good bless Morocco , and the amazigh Berber people. Peace to the north African moors , cheers from NYC. 🌟
Thanks so much Eva for the beautiful video I know now so many things about Morocco 🇲🇦
I love all my Moroccan brothers and sisters from Afghanistan 🇦🇫
Your welcome in your second contry 🇦🇫🇲🇦
Thank youuu ❤️
We love you Too
Thank you so much we love afghanistani people as well😍
I also love afghanistan. It's such a wonderful place. Love from morocco🇲🇦❤️🇦🇫
Exactly my experience. I lived with a Berber family for 6 weeks, about 8 yrs ago and I still think about those days and nights. It's a really hard life and they had nothing but the kindness they showed me was indescribable. One of the most memorable, special experiences of my life. We put water on the roof to heat up (by the sun) and slept in those heavy blankets with no electricity. And the stars at night...wow! It made me very grateful for what I have and the best part was being able to help them and others (I lived there for 2 yrs). It's desperately difficult for them now with no tourists or work and Covid. Everything you said here Eva is so true...loved watching this it brought all those memories back.Yours is my favourite RUclips channel, kudos to you for your bravery, adventurous and positive spirit and taking us to all these incredible places...
Ah wow, what an amazing time that must have been, and what an amazing bond you must have with them! Kudos to you for going "border-less" :)
With Peace corps?
Amazigh are amazing 😇
Berbers/Amazighs,origin people of north Africa even suffering in their nations,but they love others and strangers with warmth heart
The Amazighs in the Atlas are the originals. They did not mix. This is why they have pure Amazigh face, and these are the features of the Berbers, the blond color, and for your knowledge half of the Moroccans speak Amazigh and the last half a lot have become dependent on the
As a Moroccan. I felt that this video took me back to some beautiful memories ❤️
Same i spent my childhood in Morocco, i miss it already!
I love every good person in the world
Like me i remember when i went to my aunt in surrounded of marakech amizmiz
really simple people r there
@@abdouchannel3771 my parents also are from Amzmiz
The Moroccan hospitality is not a legend but a reality.
What everyone who has been there said, even if most of people in the villages are very poor and have nothing to offer, they are doing their best to invite you and make you feel good.
Love Morocco and Moroccan people
Another masterpiece of storytelling and filmmaking, and masterclass in humility. Thanks Eva!
Thanks a lot Frank 🙂
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@@evazubeck16:10 Chicken RUN!!!!
مخالفات نهاية العام
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Masallah,Morocco People Are Very Good💗
Love From Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
Welcome in Morocco anytime
Whatsup my friend Bangladeshi people are very kind. Only met kind ones haha
Welcome❤️
Your welcome
What a beautiful video Eva 💛✨. You left me in tears with your last question. It’s so true. The hospitality of the Moroccan people is like no other and something we hope we learn a lot from in our time here x
I am from Romania, but this video made me subscribe to your channel .. the way these people live, I got so emotional, it's strange how many people are still complaining about their lives, but compared to this family they have everything they want .. I hope in a better future for those kids, or maybe their present is already better than ours because they don’t know how is to have everything and being still ungrateful ?!
Thank you for this video!
Nice..from Indonesia love Romania
I Agree with you
welcome sister in Morocco every time you come
Te asigur ca sunt mult mai fericiti decit noi
Watched with teary eyes. The whole time I was feeling the way the host family was feeling. Do you know why they sent you to sleep at another place ! ... It was not because you were a lone girl with some men in their home .... It was because they thought you would be more comfortable in the other house, they felt they did not have the appropriate facilities needed to make you more comfortable at their home.
Exactly
Exactly !! the family thought that she would be more comfortable in the other house
Exactly
I thought she said in the video she sleeps with everyone in the courtyard, and the separate sitting room was for the woman/young girls to go when men guests are over...but ok.
Exactly 😂😂😂😂😂 well there is more others wonderful thinks she didn't notice them too lol but it ok.
I have worked in Safi Morocco for almost a year as a welder in Safi independent Power Plant Project,all I can say is people in Morocco are kind and hospitable,I injoyed staying in this country,In Gods will I hope come back again...(from philippines here)
@Antoine Shelby It is 1200megawatts coal fired power plant.
You are always welcome in morocco there are a lot of wonderful cities and places to see, my favorite city is Tangier, you should definitely visit this one! If you make it there i would be glad to show you around!!
welcome to my city safi
I extremely love Morocco with all my heart, mainly because of the lovely and wonderful people there. Their hospitality is superb and their food is excellent. My all time favorites are couscous and msemen. Not to mention their truly interesting culture, vibrant colors all around and fruits and vegetables and fish, everything. I have been there once only and will definitely go back as soon as I can. Moroccan tea is the best in the world btw. Zwena bzzzf Al Magrib! ❤❤❤
الامازيغ البربر هم افضل سلالة بشرية تعيش في المغرب هم الاصلين اما العرب هم قديرين لا تيقة فيهم اكترهم في وسط غرب البلاد
مرحبا يا سيدي نحن المغرب نريد ضيافة الأجانب
U welcome any time 💯
@@efreynobaghogh246 hater lol
I'm Moroccan live in Belgium actually the most beautiful country in the world is the morocco I welcome you for any time you want in morocco
I would like to live such a simple life; I truly appreciate you sharing this with us, Eva.
Stop alcohol
Me also! 🥰
@@jasonmitchell6534 Don't drink but okay :D
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I love every good person in the world
i love how the moroccan woman is the star of the show, i m so proud of being amazigh!!
Staying with lovely people can really make an experience so special! We have had entire trips turned around by the kindness of people! 😊 Morocco 🇲🇦 is just beautiful!
Oh yes it is! I really hope more people go off the beaten path in Morocco :) (But not too many, cause you know... haha)
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Haha absolutely! Visited Essaouira which is a beautiful coastal town & loved it. Well worth a visit if you can 😊👌🏼
@@evazubeck I know what you mean. When there are too many tourists the place kind of loses its aura
So good! Lived in Morocco for 4 years and married one!! Very beautiful and authentic. Captured the beauty of rural Morocco perfectly ❤️
With love from Ukraine ❤️🇺🇦🇲🇦
I love every good person in the world
I love every good person in the world
I love you to
With love from Pakistan
I visited Ukraine 3 times .. a beautiful country and good people, and I will return to it in the future, God willing
7:42 a yemma awid athetchagh aghroom , loooozegh
تحياتي للأم الامازيغية التي عانت و كافحت من اجلنا 🌹❤
تحياتي من الجزائر لكل امازيغ شمال افريقيا
Yma dehya♥️♓😊
Tanmirt nk amazigh ino
@SIG and Olives
انا قبايلي من جبال جرجرة
تحية ليك و لكل امازيغ الغرب و تحية لخاوتنا الشاوية الاحرار❤
Thanmirth n'wen a yethmathen 👍❤
تحية أمازيغية من حر مغربي إلى أحرار الجزائر
تحيه كبيره للشعب المغربي الأصيل محبكم من السعوديه 🇸🇦🇲🇦
i wish you a happy new year ... if you're sso intesssted in traveling .. you can discover the world through my page on instagram,, you're gonne like the content about morocco .instagram.com/traveldworldofficial/?hl=fr
نحن نحب إخوتنا من السعودية..أرض الحبيب صلى الله عليه و سلم... زرناكم و شعرنا بترحاب جميل و كبير خاص للمغاربة ... في المدينة المنورة و في مكة المكرمة... حفظكم الله إخوتي السعوديون...
أهل الجزيرة على راسنا، والنعم بيكم
الأمازيغ الأحرار
@@OmarOmar-qo3tr مكينش الأحرار حاليا كلشي تحت السباط
People from other countries with less, always seem to be more warm and welcoming. I'm glad I found your channel.
He's in a full adidas track suit ..... They are not with less. Just different. They have food , clean water and own their home. Not with less at all!
Moroccan people are absolutely nice. l love moroccan people also. I am from Bangladesh
Stop racism
You’re welcome to morocco any time!!
@@tourayajbari2170 Thank you so much. I will come in Morocco Insha Allah
thankyou so much you welcome at any time
I am moroccan and lived for a semester with a couple from bangladesh and I must say they were totally sweet and awesome
Falling in love with that place. Love you Morocco
From Philippines
I AM GRATEFUL TO YOU THAT YOU SHOW ANOTHER WORLD ...WHERE LIFE IS STRESSLESS ..!
They do have their own stresses of course ☺️ But maybe not quite the same as some of those that we might experience if we live in busy cities!
YES OF COURSE BUT THEY ARE THE HAPPIEST FAMILY ON EARTH WHERE ALL PEOPLE LIVE IN ONE HOUSE AND THEY HAVE ENDLESSLOVE AMONG THEM AS COMPARE TO OURS
איתן מרגלית I think you already know the answer to that question.
I love Muslims from Morocco from Philippines 🇵🇭
@@AA-cj2rz hahahah why romans coloniwed morocco and call us berbers
We love you too 🤗
How about non-Muslims?
@@ToxicAfricanKing we love them too ♥️
In the future, this video going to be recommended to the whole RUclips platform. So everyone will watch it and see how beautiful is Morocco. ^^
تحيه للمغرب من اليمن
🇾🇪
تحياتي لك اخي والشعب اليمني المناضل
تحية طيبة من بلجيكا لاصل العرب الله يقويكم على من عاداكم
لا فرق بين امازيغي وعربي الا بالتقوى والعمل الصالح.
رساله لكل اخواننا (القومية الامازيغية)الذين اغوتهم شياطين فرنسا وجندتهم لضرب دول الاسلام
@Rabie ELGHOUBALI يا اخي المسلم انت ليست مخير بتغيير حاكم بلدك فقط انت مخير بتغيير نفسك او امرأتك او بيتك او الموتور ديالك.
ألم تتعضوت يا مسلمين ما حدث في ليبيا وسوريا بيوت هدمت وصوامع هدمت وعوائل محافظة شردت وتفرقت كله من اجل تغيير الحاكم.
في الشرع اذا الحاكم لم يمنعك من الصلاة ولا يجوز ان تخرج عليه ... صافي.
فهمت دابا يا اخي المسلم.
يا اخي فرنسا المكارة عندها خمس قوميات لكن لم تعترف بلغتهم في البرلمان لأنها تدرك خطر التفرقة والقوميات نهاية حتمية لتقسيم الدوله.
اللهم اجعل كيدهم في نحورهم
اللهم من اراد بالمسلمين الآمنين التشتت والفوضى فسلط عليه سيف إنتقامك 🤲
ruclips.net/video/rr-yCex6Kqs/видео.html
Algeria 🇩🇿 always stands with Moroccan people 🇲🇦 United and amicably
One day we unite In Sha Allah
Well stop claiming the west Sahara
@@MrIroh-hw6qq Always someone dumb to come and comment
@@majinz2243 can u show me where I asked for ur reply? Gtfo pls
@@خالدابنوليد-د5ض I ve great respect for this name Hazrat Khaalid bin Waleed Razi Allah anhu,the Sahabi of our Prophet,a great warrior,
Amazing Hospitality.!!!!!!!!They offered all of what they had to offer... Good Job Eva,
Greetings from Southern Lebanon
It's exactly the same hospitality you offered as Lebanese people for the syrian refugees ... isn't it ?!!!
This has brought tears to my eyes. It's heartwarming, but still painful to see how hard my people have to live life. This is pure and raw, yet hard. Thank you so much for this video, You've done well.
Amazigh and proud ❤️
I'm so interested in Morocco, this is so heart warming 🥰 Reminds me of our Armenian hospitality - you ask for a cup of water, they invite you to their house to feed off you ☺
You are welcome any time
welcome to morocco
You're welcome to come if you wish to do so, you can stay with us free of charge for as long as you want. If what you seek is more informations at this stage, you're also welcome to reach out to me (or any other moroccan woman for that matter) to answer your questions. We welcome all our guests no matter where they come from :)
Peace
Do you have Instagram ?
Your welcome anytime Dm me if your interested
I am a *Muslim* Amazigh and i go every summer to visit my grandparents in a beautiful village in North Morocco called Boudinar now you just reminded me of the good times.😄
Hello my fellow tamssamani :D
We didn't need to know your religion ☺️
Haha
@@hokray you didn’t need to comment either.
manzakin
Morocco is my favorite country to visit. I take a piece of it in my heart every time I leave. Amazing people, culture, food, tradition, hospitality
As a Moroccan, I wanted to thank you for this amazing video, it was full of love and good vibes !! That took me back to some beautiful memories I had when I was living in my village... thank you and welcome again in Morocco 💖💖🇲🇦 🇲🇦
Memories bring back memories, totally understand how you feel, used to live in a village too (although everytime I remember how chill I was with scorpions all over the place just plain amazes me (got stung by one once)
Mom khadija and there family are kindness people from Somalia 🇸🇴
Wherever you go in Morocco u're gonna be welcomed and very well treated whether in the mountains or cities, it's a cultural thing. Very glad to have u in my country Eva !!!
you mean everywhere that is not a city, urban citizens have lost their values, and only know sexual harrassment and disrespect. Rural moroccans tho are the most hospitable and kind people you'll ever meet
Absolutely not i can guarantee you that in the bigger cities like casa agadir tanger ect. you won't even get a cup of tea. The true moroccan hospitality is outside the cities.
A kabyle Amazigh here from Algeria. Our cultures are basically the same even tho we are so far away. The language, the customs, the food, our shared love for the mountains... Much love ❤
Yess ur right! Much love back from a Moroccan (Riffyanⵣ) 😊🇲🇦ⵣ❤🇩🇿ⵣ
well we are technically the same people
One culture, one language, one race, really..everything melts into one
We are a great nation the free ones
🇲🇦🇩🇿🇲🇦🇩🇿🇲🇦🇩🇿🇲🇦😍tamazgha
2 years ago I toured through the Atlas mountains and surrounding area with my bicycle for 2 weeks and I ate a vegetable tajine at every opportunity, maybe once every 1 or 2 days. It took a week for me to learn that entire families often share a tajine the size of what I usually ate alone. Despite that, I lost 5 kilos in two weeks there. Morocco is great for vegans, by the way! I can also confirm that the Berber people are extremely kind and hospitable. As a male, I had a very different experience and barely interacted with any women. It was nice and interesting to see what the experience is like from the perspective of a woman.
Also, that was top quality content. Thanks!
Hi Max do you have any videos of your experience?
@@bilalelfazazi Nah. I take pictures but I don't film anything.
Oh wow. I have met 3 american ladies last year travelling in bosnia who have been working for 2 years for the peace corps in the berber community esp. helping and educating women. That was so interesting.
Welcome in Morocco
All the moroccans are berber if you think only people in the mountains are berber.
wow😍,what a beautiful village and amazing people❤️.. love from Philippines🇵🇭
Mariman salamat welcome in morocco
@@lfraouilfraoui8259 thank you,, take me there😁🙂
so kind 💛 ur comment is just as beautiful
Nice shirt
I visited Philippines for 5 weeks, I have moroccan origines, I can say filipino are very friendly people, it was my best trip.
Born in🇲🇦❤
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Me too 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
I have subscribed your channel btw Love to Morocco From Pakistan
I’m from there too!
Me too
Salam 👋
Morocco is Magic
The Atlantic Report.
Why run so many people away from this country when it is so magic into the countries of unbelievers pigeaters?
By the way, I know all paved roads and a lot of pists in Maroc since 1981.
@@achmedmohamed4708 And why you live in Germany ? before asking others ask yourself first ...and btw I am atheist I am not a muslim ....
True kindness, true warmth, true hospitality, truly modest people. May Allah bless them.
Thank youu
Ameen
تحياتي للمرأة الأمازيغية المناضلة والمكافحة تستحق كال الحب و الاحترام .....تحياتي لكم من المغرب العميق من اعالي جبال سوس العالمة
thanks Eva .
As a Moroccan I feel so overwhelmed and amazed by this video, you are an amazing person and you are always welcomed in our country
They literally gave you their soul and everythin they own, tears in my eyes as you have met the most free, resilient, and kindest people on surface of the planet. Undoubtedly, you feel the luckiest and most grateful person.
تحية للمغاربة من كوردستان💪🏼✌🏼💚☀️❤
جيران المغرب 🇩🇿🇲🇦
@@كلمايأتيمناللهجميل ان شاء الله
هربجي مروكو.
I love 🇲🇦
تحية إجلال لاشقائنا المغاربة
اخوكم من 🇩🇿
as an Amazigh i truly thank you for sharing this hiden world to your community
everything about this video is great the language is so understandable
(everyone is free to live his life as he wanted) love and peace..
Beautiful community. Beautiful Amazigh people. Do you know where this beautiful village is? I would love to visit. Salam from Israel 🇮🇱❤🇲🇦
@@come_explore_with_me_IL just watch the video again she showed the place on GPS in the beginning because the village is not famous. and here's a lot of places like this
@@ibraasser254 Shukran, It's near a place called Amezri, I think in High Atlas. Where do you think is a good places like this to visit to see Amazigh village in nice place?
@@come_explore_with_me_IL most of the people in Atlas mountain ranges are Amazigh near to marrakech and souss and also in the north of morocco in Errif
@@ibraasser254 I think Souss is near the Draa Valley? I do hope to see Atlas and Erif or Rif mountains. I will look at your suggestion places, Shukran, Merci, Thanks (sorry I don't know how to say in Amazigh).
One day go Morocco 🇲🇦 InshaAllah from Pakistan 🇵🇰 ♥ eva ♥ you are good informing thanks 😊
💗🇲🇦💗🇵🇰💗💗
wekcom broder pakistani✌✌✌
Welcome Bhai
Welcom to morocco 🌷
noooo pakistan in morocooo noo
What a lovely family, and to think of your comfort and reputation is very, very kind. It's what they would want for their own daughter in a strange place. 💜
Exact
My husband is berber. Very gentle welcoming , family centered people.
Berber 🤣
@@xtreme6018 how's that funny?
@@xtreme6018 you should live with them and share food, hang out with them.... To know them, you shouldn't talk about a culture with probably 3000 years without know anything about them.
berber means barbarian. we are amazigh (free people)
My husband also alhamdulillah 😍
شحال نحب خاوتي مغاربة ونحب البساطة في العيش والضيافة لي تعلمناها من دينا الاسلامي ووصيا النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم
و حنا تاني نموتو عليكم 🥺❤️
هلا فيكم
I cried at the end of the video, your conclusion was perfect by asking theses questions, you really touched me.
Morrocan are really nice people, proud to be a berber myself.
props to her, I'm moroccan and I have never visited such a similar envorinement, for a city guy I feel disappointed to not travel more to outside cities
Love Morocco 🇲🇦 ❤️ from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 💚
One of the things that lead me to have a sensesional momments is when I see this people in this situation happy and living thier life fully and compare it with our life in the urban city and its people who complaining about even the small things that they have not possess .It keep me wondering with emotions !
Life is really excited when you meet humble people like that who are down to earth with all what they face with challenges and difficulties .
Today we are rushing of everthing
Yes, they are humble and Good people for real, they are not worried about the things that we are worried about here in the Cities. You make great points.
Yes you are right because they look at life from the right version.
Beautiful people. My best friends are Morrocan and Albanians, and I'm from Romania, raised in Italy.. Lot's of love from London
The culture of Morocco is almost same as Afghanistan🇦🇫 when I watched ur video in the begin I felt it’s Afghanistan 🇦🇫
Long living broo yes i love afghan's culture 😍🇲🇦
نعم ولكن العرب خربو بلاد البربر الامازيغ عندما هاجرو لها في القرن 12
As a Riffian, I agree. We are quite similar to Pashtuns.
Shinwari Vlogs u'r right there it's similar
@@Nour88-j7b yes
Azul from an Algerian Berber sending love to our imazighen brothers in morroco and around the globe. Special thanx to Evawen lol big Big shout out to you ❤️
Stop alcohol
@@jasonmitchell6534 🤣😂🤣😂🤣i think that not alcohol, but other things.......
Salaam alaikoum, Amazigh from Belgium (achel7y)
@@lahceno2168 azul agmano mrhba
@@Achabab Allah i barkfik
You definately should have millions of subscribers. One of the best travel vlogs!!
Exactly. I was also thinking like that.
Eva is so genuine and authentic and it’s beautiful and rare a person like her on RUclips these days.
just one small notice is amazigh people give you everything they have even the things that are "luxury" for them, I saw pasta (biscuit) on the breakfast table , and it just warms my heart, because I know that they don't have It on the daily breakfast table , and it was kind of a welcoming move; I'm Moroccan and I once encounter an amazight woman, she was walking her sheep and we try to talk with gestures because I don't understand tamazight, and she was soo kind that she shared with me the only meal she have which is was a bread with olive oil in it , even if I didn't want to take her only meal she insisted, this memory still warms my heart till now, and all I wish for those people is to have an easy and happy life.
I cry in the last when u start to leave the family so humble people.
Me toooo 😥
إنه كرم المغاربة الذي لن تجده في كل بقاع الأرض
I'm so proud to be from morocco
Very Happy you visit my country and very glad yu feel good and always welcome to Morocco and local Amazigh peaple!Peace and love to all
How I miss my country, this is very beautiful. I teared up a lot in this video🥺🥺
Assalam alekum.. Nice to meet u
There is no reason for Tears .
It's absolutely beautiful.
Insha Allah, I'll be the part of Amazigh family in coming years. ❤
Traveler = intellectual, philosopher, story teller and many more to show the real face of humanity.
True
I just saw this video after 1 year away from my beautiful Morocco, and it made my heart skip a beat! Thank you and Greetings from Freiburg, Germany :)
Hi ahmed
Hi :)
@@ahmedkrimi8091 I m from pak u
Thanks Eva for sharing with us your amazing & authentic trips !
Greetings from an amazigh of Algeria 🇩🇿
I hope to visit your country soon!
Hello right back at ya!
Travelwithchris You should and you won’t regret it :) Feel free you reach out to me if you need any advices in your planning
Azul fellak 👍
You are not alone here, I'm an amazigh Algerian
I love how openminded and respectful you are. 💗 we need more people like you!
This is the house, this is my country, this is my mother tongue (Amazigh), they are very simple people with a big heart, simplicity and hospitality...thank you so much Eva and walcome again anytime
wicked racist people
@@maggieshara4363 what you talkin about??
@@hakimsekane5997 he is just trolling man .....dont take the other guy seriously.
@@manz007 yeah that what i think to, by the wa thank you so much
Am really miss my country 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦 miss everything 😞 thank you to show us this beautiful people ❣️
Ban racism
@@jasonmitchell6534 huh???
Made me very emotional seeing the hospitality of this family. ❤️❤️ and thank u Eva for showing us, this part of the world 🌍 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Anytime! Thanks a lot for watching 🙂
Out of Curiosity, I hope you leave a parting gift everywhere you are housed as that is a great show of appreciation. Otherwise thank you for the showcase !
I'm very proud to be Amazigh ❤
All Amazigh people are so Kind even they are poor and they have not a possibilyties
Thank you Ema for this video and i hope all the world see this videos to see how the people live in mountains ❤
Stop alcohol
@@jasonmitchell6534 wtf is your problem
@@aymanemach fr, he’s been commenting those stuff in almost every fucking comment like bruh.
Wow great video Eva! I'm sad I missed my trip to Morocco this year. Love how genuine and friendly the people there are.
I'm a Moroccan girl and I'm so proud of my culture and my country too
Assalam alekum..Nice to meet u
Hello Eva! I've been following your RUclips channel since you started traveling through Mexico and the United States to Canada with your all terrain car. I didn't know you had the chance to meet the Amazigh. I'm watching your video now and I'm really enjoying it. I'm from Madrid and my wife is Amazigh and I'm super proud of her. I thank Allah for finding her. Thanks for your video. A greeting from Spain.
I don't know how much to thank you for this beautiful video,it does really shear me up,I'm Moroccan Berber from Meknes,I haven't be back home for 37 years,seen this Video makes a tears in my eyes,I missed my roots,my real people.thanks again Eva and May God bless you.
Eva, you speak French as well. You are brave, beautiful and multitalented. Definitely very blessed but one more blessing from me: God Bless You, sister!
I absolutely love the message you sent out in the end of your video about hospitality . It was so heart felt and strong. I wish everyone could understand that message and live by it.
Just loved the way you narrated the harsh life that the family faces everyday without sugarcoating the reality of living in a remote village. Sometimes, it the people with the great hearts with the least of means provides the most welcoming stay to a stranger. Your summary describing how they welcome you and you leaving behind a second family are truly an emotional heartfelt sense that have enjoyed every moment of their hospitality. I hope to visit that magical land in the coming years.
that lady seems like a very hard working mom..such a nice people.....
“Traveling - it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” 😍
Well said! And travel is the best to acknowledge one's culture too
That's it! 🙂
Join my journey and come watch my Vlogs
Ibn batouta the Moroccan traveler said that
Ibn battuta ,the first traveler in the world who lived in the 8 siecle, and by the way he is from this country, Morocco
حياه نظيفه خاليه من المشاكل والهموم وضوضاء التقنيه والعولمه مليئه بالحب والصفاء والبراءه والضيافه والكرم كل التقدير والاحترام والمحبه لجميع الامازيغ ولجميع شعب المغرب الشقيق من السعوديه ❤️
That ending talking about kindness really touched me.
I love Morocco so much! My favorite country in the world! ❤️
I'm from maroc, welcome to my channel my lovely 🌱💙
So proud of those simple people, so proud of being Moroccan, waw i miss my country so much, thank you for this sincere video, biig hello from New York 🤗🤗🤗
All Moroccans and the neighbooring countries are in fact Amazigh / berber people or at least a huge part of thier blood, a lot of them got Arabized but people who live in remote areas or villages like this family still preserve the true nature of the native people .
Thank you for this video
You are always welcome
They was always amazigh lol 😂 they was never arabized the Arabs was not really too much interested in assimilating others and it was very rare unlike in Europe where assimilation was prone they just adopted Islam and that’s it really they have still preserved the language and culture
@@SuperYAS111 I said "a lot of them" not all of them got arabized and yes they were always amazigh but the language changed from amazigh to arabic for most of them that's what I meant
SuperYAS111 well actually according to the CIA 99% of Moroccans have partial Arab dna. And their language and music, some cuisine and religion were brought over by the Arabs. And the majority identify as Arab
@@lets_wrapitup Well actually according to the DNA tests that many studies did there is less that 5% arab DNA in Morocco, actually we have more Iberian blood than arabic. Moroccan cuisine is purely berber there is no arab related one, that goes for music too, and the language that Moroccans speak is actually a berber formed arabic meaning that it got so much influenced by berber and the way it is structured is berber so that only Moroccans and the neighbooring countries understand.
some people identify as Arabs while they are 100% berber, does that make them Arabs ?
Nimo Tafy
1.it’s offical name is Almamlaka Almaghribya which is Arabic or Almaghreb as refered to by all Moroccans, which is also Arabic
2.the official language is Arabic in practice and in the constitution (btw no matter how much influence it has, it doesn’t matter because the written form is the same, and you can switch over to Modern Standard Arabic)
3. Pray in Arabic
4.All Moroccan (I mean ALL) culture is expressed in the Arabic language
5. The parliament speaks and debates in Arabic
6.The passport, the ID cards, driving licence etc are arabic first
7.The courts are in Arabic
8.the law is in Arabic
9.Public administration and services are in Arabic
10.The police, the officials, the civil servants, the workers, the waiters, the builders, the receptionists, the taxi drivers, and the guy in the street all communicate in Arabic
11.The TV / Radio are in Arabic (with occasional french to please the Franks)
12.Schools teach in Arabic
13.Religion and faith are practiced in Arabic
14.Conversations between Moroccans are in Arabic
15.Morocco considers itself Arabic
16.Morocco has majorly been influenced by Arab cuisine (like; hummus, khobz/flat bread, manakeesh, falafel, kebab, tabouleh, fattoush, shawarma)
17. Many genetic studies show that 99% of Moroccans have partial arab DNA (varying from 10%-90% arab, some claiming to be 100%).
It’s the truth, you can’t deny it
Thank you Eva for taking me to all of these beautiful places in the world ! God Bless you on your journeys ❤️🇨🇦🙏🇨🇦👍🏼