This is so amazing and precious ❤️🇹🇳 Lotfi Bouchnak is our legend and there's no Tunisian who doesn't know him... But unfortunately few ppl from Arab world and other countries recognize his worth
Wooow..I love her voice , I haven't heard this song before..As for Lotfy Bouchnak , he's a legend...listen to his most famous track ever (Lamony elly gharo meny) لاموني اللى غاروا منى ....please consider listening to a young Egyptian singer called Mohamed Mohsen and I highly recommend one of his latest hits (ahlan beek)اهلا بيك
Beautiful heavenly voices... thank you for sharing those wonderful singers all marvellous. You're very sensitive and it's nice to see your reaction to them. Take care.🧡🙏🧡
I suggest that you react to “the Arabic dream” it’s so emotional and touchy, it describes the Arabic unity which all Arabs dream about and wish for. It is an “operetta” performed by 23 Arabic singer every one of them is from a different country, represents his country and sings in its dialect. I think you’ll enjoy it because of the different dialects and styles every singer sings in but also because the lyrics are so beautiful so I hope you find a translation to know its meaning. The thing is that it got popular after one specific event in 2000 (it was publishes in 1998) so it got used politically but it only talks about peace and union.
I’m only saying this because if you decide to react to it Here’s the best and most popular version ruclips.net/video/1ShAdvI4Vc8/видео.html But it contains some graphic content (real footages) and youtube age restricted it. So if you’re okay with watching it because it’s the best version you should consider putting a black screen on top of these footages while you edit it (for the sake of your video😅) And if not here’s a live performance m.ruclips.net/video/R2FEORmOzok/видео.html
@@aliel-3bbadi18مش ايموشنال بعد الانتفاضة وارتباطها في ذهن الناس بكل الأحداث اللي حصلت وقتها؟ ده أنا اما بسمعها بفتكر محمد الدرة يا أخي أصل هي مفيهاش تطبيل هو حلم مش هيحصل بس
Hello I Jay thanks for considering lotfi Bouchnak to your videos I suggest you his song " ritek ma naaref win " ريتك ما نعرف وين and his song "nasseya " It's the best for me very touching
my dear, you didnt hear before about Lotfi bou chnak, because you follower are mainly from Middel east, they are so limited to their singers, and dont know well about the music in north africa. In tunisia in particular, the hip hop music and urban music is far the most developped in the region ( lesten to Balti, Jenjoon, Nordo, .... ). very innovative music even for classic music
Since you listened to Lotfi Bouchnak, a Tunisian singer, I can suggest you another tunisian singer, "Oulaya" and her 15-min song "Al Sahira". I can help you with the traduction if you want to. There are other amazing singers, but this one is a good one to start with.
I highly recommend listening to kon sadeki "be my friend" and/or habibi "my love" and/or kalemat "words" all by Magda Al-roumi.... You would be fascinated by the sound, music, and lyrics.
You must hear Michelin(ميلشلين خليفة) sing the most beautiful, best and longest melodies of Melhem Barakat's song , Song (I, Moon and Stars) and Melhem Barakat was Leader of the orchestra.
Lotfi is from my country... I can make you discover many precious pieces of music !!!!! Am excited. Start with thnine aychine which means '' two persons are living'
That’s was great ! 😉 🇹🇳❤️🇫🇷 Reaction to Tunisian song’s are rare, so if you can makes more of them, it will please me very much 🤗 Now I’m going to see the Arabic ones of your channel and maybe the others too, thanks !
oh hi , how are you? I enjoyed the video of today and your quote for today is "the key of success is to focus on goals not obstacles" I wish you good luck, thanks
Thanks for your videos, I appreciate them! Here is my recommendation for your next video: "Hanat El Aqdar - Umm Kulthum"; this is one of the best illustrations of the vocal power of om kalthoum; enjoy and get ready for some goosebumps! PS; the lyrics are absolutely amazing, but difficult to understand even for a native Arabic speaker.
The song is about the woman he loves. the title means "The eye that doesn't see you' In the very beginning it started with this (and these are repeated, when she has higher touching singing): The eye that doesn't see you (too bad or it's a waste) all what it has seen and the heart that doesn't love you Tell me, tell me Tell me what it does (like what's the point) with it being alive
It was an old musical group, the Bouchnak Brothers, and until now the younger brother is still singing, and his name is Hamid Bouchnak, and they are from Morocco
Thank you Jay for this reaction. I was wondering if you can stream on Twitch reacting to songs live with us without the need to edit the songs? and then you can take clips of the stream and post them here on RUclips.
Alsalam alikom jalal. Im linda im listening to your videos its sooooo good i like it. Special arabic of them you listening before to elnaksabandy that i told you before thanks for that and again you look like my casen ,💕🙂i ask you listen to soret Al rahmaan quran kareem please listen to. This.i wanted from you reply to me please with my best weshes ❤️🌻
IJayReaction, thank u so much for your effort. How would u find it to make a video about Umm Kalthoum every Thursday (I chose Thursday in particular because Umm Kalthoum used to sing on Thursdays)? The Umm Kalthoum videos are the greatest. I personally stay waiting for her videos on fire. Thank you.
@@IJayReaction Thank you for interacting with my idea. She used to sing on the first Thursday of every month. Her concert used to start at 10 pm and since she used to sing three songs per concert, so she remained singing until 3 or 4 am. Yet, tens of millions of Arabs remained until 3 or 4 am sitting next to their radios listening to Umm Kalthoum.
Can you plz react to more tunisian songs and singers I love your reactions: Dhekra mohamed: ruclips.net/video/fhSG1WnTiOw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/sBmuiMJcnlQ/видео.html Souad mahasen: ruclips.net/video/NdkOC26_qtQ/видео.html
Her nice voice reminds me of the voice of Nawal AL Zoghby whom I love 😍👍👏👌. Jay please make a search of the great Moroccan singer Aziza Jalal 😁 listen and enjoy.
العين اللي ما تشوفكشي يا خسارة كل اللي راتو *** و القلب اللي ما يحبكش قولي واش يعمل بحياتو يا زهرة عمري يا سمرة يا اللي نورت ليالية أمتي اللي عنقت القمرة وقطفت الشمس بأيديه و وحلف لو نمشي على الجمرة حبك يهديلي جناحاتو .....إلخ.
The main topic of this song is, wondering about all people who was not "lucky enough" to get to now her/him and how amazing he/she is..and the music here is inspired from Andalusi music
Hello dear Jay ... The true origins if name ( Bou Shenaq ) backs to an Amazighian language ( Shoshanq, or as in French writes it Chechnaq), who was an Amazighian king defeated the Egyptian pharaoh Ramses III in 950 B.C. and established a monarchy that ruled from Libya to Egypt. That event set a calendar knowen today for us as Nennayer 2971 (in each 12 January), just like Newroz for Kurdish people. All Amazigh communities are celebrating Yennayer (Nnayer), it's an recognized officially holiday country like Algeria, and forbidden in some other countries. And all families and placed names in North Africa are sharing that old origin, and names like (Sheshnaq, Bou Shnaq, Ben Shnaq ... ect), are just different spells for same name. Have a good day. P. S: That is true ... ! There is some resemblance phonetic to name ( Tashnaq ) city, paople and kingdom in central Asia.
Hi dear Yekemcar. It is a pleasure seeing your comment. I am really glad to know about the information that you just shared. This is the first time that I am hearing about Yennayer and thanks to you for educating me🍁🍁🍁🙂🙂🙂
@@IJayReaction. It's my pleasure to watch you, and through your channel I start to taste different music style and culture and singers too ... keep go on lovely and shiny 🧡☀️💚
😂😂😂استغرب كيف،تزور التاريخ وانت تعلم ان تونس،هي اصل الحضارة وليس،ليبيا ولا الجزاير وان نوميديا هي،مملكة تونسية وقبر ماسينستا موجود،في،تونس،كفي،من سرقة تاريخ حضارة تونس
There are many Turkish family names here in Tunisia like Turki, Bouchnak , bacha ...Tunisia was incorporated into the Ottoman Empire since 1574 till 19 century. And even our flag has been designed by Al-Husayn II ibn Mahmud who was the Turkish bey of Tunis from 1824 until 1835.
@@marinellamlen1987 sorry Bouchnak is not an Arabic surname. Just check your information. If you want to go through details Bushnak means "Bosnian" or "Bosniak", also transliterated Bushnaq, Boshnak, Bouchenak and Bouchnak is a surname common among Levantines of bosniak origins and not Arab origins and I insist again on Bosniak origins ( by the way Levantines were never arabs ,a large ethnic groups in the Levant include Jews, Maronites, Kurds, Turks, Turkmens, Antiochian Greeks, Assyrians, Yazidi Kurds, Druze and Armenians ) .Even the singer himself stated that his origins are Turkish .
@@rabebisma6321 sorry, boushnak of Tunisia is a pure arabic surname، genetically. All Boushnaks of the city of Mahdia were on j1 genetically and ESPECIALLY mutation that belongs to the south arab peninsula. Boushnak is a combination of 2 words in arabic: bou means abou in arabic means - the father of - and - means the owner of- too. Shnak in arabic means tape or rope. So boushnak means the owner of the tape. But the real and common meaning of boushnak is A tall person in the native arabic (بشناق). In the Maghreb, there has been a strange phenomenon for many years, represented by an identity problem, where you see Tunisians deny their usual identity and stick themselves in the identities of turkish, Italian, spanish... Do not be surprised by any black Tunisian person who tells you that he is German or scandinavian.
@@marinellamlen1987 sorry again check your information. Bushnak is a common surname among the Levant of Bosnian origin. Those who share this title are descendants of the Bosniaks who were persecuted and displaced under Christian rule after the Austro-Hungarian occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1878, and subsequently migrated to Turkey, the Levant, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Tunisia, and Morocco. And because they were so beautiful and tall the word بوشناق became a connotation of beauty . The Bushnaks (Bosnian: Bošnjaci), meaning the Bosnians, are the Muslims of the regions of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its surroundings, and their main regions are Bosnia and Herzegovina . And let me tell you most Tunisians have different origins including me. I am originally from Iran . I am specialized in asian and Arabic history and I am very sure about my information.
This is so amazing and precious ❤️🇹🇳
Lotfi Bouchnak is our legend and there's no Tunisian who doesn't know him... But unfortunately few ppl from Arab world and other countries recognize his worth
J'écoute cette chanson tt les jours.. A great Tunis song
Thanx from Morrocco
Wooow..I love her voice , I haven't heard this song before..As for Lotfy Bouchnak , he's a legend...listen to his most famous track ever (Lamony elly gharo meny) لاموني اللى غاروا منى ....please consider listening to a young Egyptian singer called Mohamed Mohsen and I highly recommend one of his latest hits (ahlan beek)اهلا بيك
Beautiful heavenly voices... thank you for sharing those wonderful singers all marvellous. You're very sensitive and it's nice to see your reaction to them. Take care.🧡🙏🧡
You should listen to (thikra) or Zikra the Tunisian singer( kol el lamoni)
Or any of her songs.. an incredible voice
Really recommend Emel Mathlouthi..
The songs are ( Dream) and ( kelmti horra)
I suggest that you react to “the Arabic dream” it’s so emotional and touchy, it describes the Arabic unity which all Arabs dream about and wish for. It is an “operetta” performed by 23 Arabic singer every one of them is from a different country, represents his country and sings in its dialect. I think you’ll enjoy it because of the different dialects and styles every singer sings in but also because the lyrics are so beautiful so I hope you find a translation to know its meaning. The thing is that it got popular after one specific event in 2000 (it was publishes in 1998) so it got used politically but it only talks about peace and union.
I’m only saying this because if you decide to react to it
Here’s the best and most popular version
ruclips.net/video/1ShAdvI4Vc8/видео.html
But it contains some graphic content (real footages) and youtube age restricted it. So if you’re okay with watching it because it’s the best version you should consider putting a black screen on top of these footages while you edit it (for the sake of your video😅)
And if not here’s a live performance
m.ruclips.net/video/R2FEORmOzok/видео.html
@@Mariiiam مش ناقصة احزان
@@aliel-3bbadi18 you’re right
Okay jalal just don’t watch it if you don’t want a sad emotional video 😂 it’s only about peace tho 😂
@@Mariiiam هي مش ايموشنال هي اوبريت فاشل ومحاولة ترقيع لنذالة الحكام العرب باغنية تافهة
@@aliel-3bbadi18مش ايموشنال بعد الانتفاضة وارتباطها في ذهن الناس بكل الأحداث اللي حصلت وقتها؟ ده أنا اما بسمعها بفتكر محمد الدرة يا أخي
أصل هي مفيهاش تطبيل هو حلم مش هيحصل بس
Hello I Jay thanks for considering lotfi Bouchnak to your videos I suggest you his song " ritek ma naaref win " ريتك ما نعرف وين and his song "nasseya "
It's the best for me very touching
The eye that doesn't see you
The eye that doesn't see you
What a shame everything it saws
And the heart which doesn't love you
Tell me what does it do with its life
You, flower of my life, you brown girl
When you lighten my nights
It is like i hugged the moon
And i picked the sun with my eyes
I swear, if i walk on coal
Your love gifts me its wings
I watered my life by your hand
I saw it grow with you and me
It blooms like a flower on your cheeks
And wiped the tear from my cheeks
But you owned my heart on your own
hear your name on its beats
My life was lost behind me and made
My petals wilt between my hands
And when i loved you, ya lella (my lady)
The tree of my life came back alive
If i didn't fear God
I would say that your love revived those who died
Merci beaucoup pour cette réaction,
Salutations de 🇹🇳
my dear, you didnt hear before about Lotfi bou chnak, because you follower are mainly from Middel east, they are so limited to their singers, and dont know well about the music in north africa. In tunisia in particular, the hip hop music and urban music is far the most developped in the region ( lesten to Balti, Jenjoon, Nordo, .... ). very innovative music even for classic music
Wow you did a reaction to lotfi bouchnak yaaaaaay amazing 😃 el ein ili matchoufikch means the eye which's not seeing you
Awww thank you to share it it’s from my country Tunisia 🇹🇳
Lotfy Bouchnak is freaking awesome 😍♥️
Please next Um kulthoom song Amal Hayati 😍♥️
THANK YOU SO MUCH YOU RE THE BEST DUDE i really appreciate that you reacted to my suggestion this way. You re already my best youtuber💙
Respect from Tunisia 👏❤️
This is beautiful
Since you listened to Lotfi Bouchnak, a Tunisian singer, I can suggest you another tunisian singer, "Oulaya" and her 15-min song "Al Sahira". I can help you with the traduction if you want to.
There are other amazing singers, but this one is a good one to start with.
I highly recommend listening to kon sadeki "be my friend" and/or habibi "my love" and/or kalemat "words" all by Magda Al-roumi.... You would be fascinated by the sound, music, and lyrics.
Moreee fairuz i am in love with her songs and you should try (kenna netlaa) (edash kan fi nas) (habaytak bel sayf) its the best in my opinion👌❤️❤️
You must hear Michelin(ميلشلين خليفة) sing the most beautiful, best and longest melodies of Melhem Barakat's song , Song (I, Moon and Stars) and Melhem Barakat was Leader of the orchestra.
Please try sabah she is an other lebanese legend and i advice you to listen to Al dayaa its my favorite ❤️
react to Wadea Al Safi & Najwa Karam Wekberna وديع الصافى& نجوى كرم - وكبرنا
Lotfi is from my country... I can make you discover many precious pieces of music !!!!! Am excited. Start with thnine aychine which means '' two persons are living'
Oh that is gr8 Cherni :) Thank you for the suggestion
That’s was great ! 😉 🇹🇳❤️🇫🇷 Reaction to Tunisian song’s are rare, so if you can makes more of them, it will please me very much 🤗 Now I’m going to see the Arabic ones of your channel and maybe the others too, thanks !
I suggest you react to the legend : angham (shantet safar)
Lotfi Bouchnek is great person
oh hi , how are you?
I enjoyed the video of today and your quote for today is
"the key of success is to focus on goals not obstacles"
I wish you good luck, thanks
you should listin to more of Lotfi Bouchnak
اسمع تراث تونسي وايضا راب تونسي.
مرحبا بك في تونس أخي العزيز 🇹🇳🇱🇧❤️
يا حسرة ! أخر ايام الزمن السعيد بتونس. ذلك كان قبل قدوم الظلاميين من وراء البحار الينا !
Thanks for your videos, I appreciate them!
Here is my recommendation for your next video: "Hanat El Aqdar - Umm Kulthum"; this is one of the best illustrations of the vocal power of om kalthoum; enjoy and get ready for some goosebumps!
PS; the lyrics are absolutely amazing, but difficult to understand even for a native Arabic speaker.
U reacted to a song and singer from my country 💚💖 React to Sabah : Saat Saat
Lebanon and Tunisia a love affair between them that go's to thousands of years
merci beaucoup de commenter. une chanson de lotfi bouchna9.pour informer c'est le dialecte tunisien .bonne continuation.
Very nice bro
❤❤❤
You should understand the meaning of the song. It’s so beautiful and emotional… and smart. peace ✌️
I suggest you read the lyrics at the end of every reactional video so we can see your reaction to it
The song is about the woman he loves. the title means "The eye that doesn't see you'
In the very beginning it started with this (and these are repeated, when she has higher touching singing):
The eye that doesn't see you
(too bad or it's a waste) all what it has seen
and the heart that doesn't love you
Tell me, tell me
Tell me what it does (like what's the point) with it being alive
Try a songs of( jenjoon) tunisian acter🇹🇳🇹🇳❤❤
We want a song صوتك يناديني
It was an old musical group, the Bouchnak Brothers, and until now the younger brother is still singing, and his name is Hamid Bouchnak, and they are from Morocco
😮😮😮. ,لطفي بو شناق تونسي
Respect! Listen to Nebni (WMD EMP1RE ft Lotfi Bouchnak )you ll love it 😊
react to لطفي بوشناق - ليلى (نسخة صافية)
Je vous propose kelimat ou مع جريدة de majida erroumi .des œuvres incontournables.
Thank you Jay for this reaction. I was wondering if you can stream on Twitch reacting to songs live with us without the need to edit the songs? and then you can take clips of the stream and post them here on RUclips.
My pleasure. It is not possible because of Copyright!
Alsalam alikom jalal. Im linda im listening to your videos its sooooo good i like it. Special arabic of them you listening before to elnaksabandy that i told you before thanks for that and again you look like my casen ,💕🙂i ask you listen to soret Al rahmaan quran kareem please listen to. This.i wanted from you reply to me please with my best weshes ❤️🌻
Thank you for the kind words, support, and suggestion🙏🙏🙏🍁🍁🍁
و المهم فنانة لبنانية مع مغي تونسي يغنو اغنية تونسية
React to " Jaye man nisti " sirvan khosravi live in concert
Vive la tunisie 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳
غنيلى شوى شوى
if all canadians speak englich that smoothness , i need to find a job at Alberta very soon XD
IJayReaction, thank u so much for your effort. How would u find it to make a video about Umm Kalthoum every Thursday (I chose Thursday in particular because Umm Kalthoum used to sing on Thursdays)? The Umm Kalthoum videos are the greatest. I personally stay waiting for her videos on fire. Thank you.
Brother this is a great idea! I loved it and I will do that❤❤❤❤
What time was she singing before?
@@IJayReaction
Thank you for interacting with my idea. She used to sing on the first Thursday of every month. Her concert used to start at 10 pm and since she used to sing three songs per concert, so she remained singing until 3 or 4 am. Yet, tens of millions of Arabs remained until 3 or 4 am sitting next to their radios listening to Umm Kalthoum.
So interesting! I will upload my Umm Kolyhum's videos every week at that time🙂
@@IJayReaction waiting on fire bro!
I really recommend a song called ( craziness ) an Egyptian song ( abdulrhman mohamed ) this song will take you away 🥺♥️♥️♥️♥️
Can you plz react to more tunisian songs and singers I love your reactions:
Dhekra mohamed: ruclips.net/video/fhSG1WnTiOw/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/sBmuiMJcnlQ/видео.html
Souad mahasen:
ruclips.net/video/NdkOC26_qtQ/видео.html
👍❤️from🇹🇳
Her nice voice reminds me of the voice of Nawal AL Zoghby whom I love 😍👍👏👌.
Jay please make a search of the great Moroccan singer Aziza Jalal 😁 listen and enjoy.
العين اللي ما تشوفكشي يا خسارة كل اللي راتو *** و القلب اللي ما يحبكش قولي واش يعمل بحياتو
يا زهرة عمري يا سمرة
يا اللي نورت ليالية
أمتي اللي عنقت القمرة
وقطفت الشمس بأيديه
و وحلف لو نمشي على الجمرة
حبك يهديلي جناحاتو .....إلخ.
Boushnak is an alternative way of saying Bosniac or Bosnian.
It is really interesting! Thank you for letting me know🙏🙏
👍❤️
This tunisian singer do music xith tupac
React lotfi bouchnak song ritek ma naaref win
Plz ...... Nasimi for sami Yousef.. it is amazing
The main topic of this song is, wondering about all people who was not "lucky enough" to get to now her/him and how amazing he/she is..and the music here is inspired from Andalusi music
Hhhhh, what are your sources? This is authentic Tunisian music and is not found in other countries
Hello dear Jay ... The true origins if name ( Bou Shenaq ) backs to an Amazighian language ( Shoshanq, or as in French writes it Chechnaq), who was an Amazighian king defeated the Egyptian pharaoh Ramses III in 950 B.C. and established a monarchy that ruled from Libya to Egypt.
That event set a calendar knowen today for us as Nennayer 2971 (in each 12 January), just like Newroz for Kurdish people.
All Amazigh communities are celebrating Yennayer (Nnayer), it's an recognized officially holiday country like Algeria, and forbidden in some other countries.
And all families and placed names in North Africa are sharing that old origin, and names like (Sheshnaq, Bou Shnaq, Ben Shnaq ... ect), are just different spells for same name.
Have a good day.
P. S:
That is true ... ! There is some resemblance phonetic to name ( Tashnaq ) city, paople and kingdom in central Asia.
Hi dear Yekemcar. It is a pleasure seeing your comment. I am really glad to know about the information that you just shared. This is the first time that I am hearing about Yennayer and thanks to you for educating me🍁🍁🍁🙂🙂🙂
@@IJayReaction. It's my pleasure to watch you, and through your channel I start to taste different music style and culture and singers too ... keep go on lovely and shiny 🧡☀️💚
Sorry but that not true cause lotfi bouchna9 declare that the origin of his family's name is from Bosnia
@@hrouzaws7487😂😂😂😂تونسي،وليس،من البوسنة لطفي،بو شناق، تونسي امازيغي،
😂😂😂استغرب كيف،تزور التاريخ وانت تعلم ان تونس،هي اصل الحضارة وليس،ليبيا ولا الجزاير وان نوميديا هي،مملكة تونسية وقبر ماسينستا موجود،في،تونس،كفي،من سرقة تاريخ حضارة تونس
What about my react on melhm barakat (alla babe waqef qamren)
I suggest كده يا قلبي شيرين :
ruclips.net/video/aVgvuP8BE2I/видео.html with translation
ruclips.net/video/nQJ9zwR0ycM/видео.html the original
@IJayReaction hey dude if you can react to Nancy Ajram - salamat
Hi
I really want you to listen (Adish kan fe nas )_Fairouz ❤️
🙏🥰👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
There are many Turkish family names here in Tunisia like Turki, Bouchnak , bacha ...Tunisia was incorporated into the Ottoman Empire since 1574 till 19 century. And even our flag has been designed by Al-Husayn II ibn Mahmud who was the Turkish bey of Tunis from 1824 until 1835.
Wow I am really impressed and thank you so much for sharing these information🙏🙏🙏🙏😍😍😍😍
Only Bouchnak is not turkisk surname, the other yes. It is a pure arabic family, that exists also in Saudi Arabia, yemen, iraq and jordanie
@@marinellamlen1987 sorry Bouchnak is not an Arabic surname. Just check your information. If you want to go through details Bushnak means "Bosnian" or "Bosniak", also transliterated Bushnaq, Boshnak, Bouchenak and Bouchnak is a surname common among Levantines of bosniak origins and not Arab origins and I insist again on Bosniak origins ( by the way Levantines were never arabs ,a large ethnic groups in the Levant include Jews, Maronites, Kurds, Turks, Turkmens, Antiochian Greeks, Assyrians, Yazidi Kurds, Druze and Armenians ) .Even the singer himself stated that his origins are Turkish .
@@rabebisma6321 sorry, boushnak of Tunisia is a pure arabic surname، genetically.
All Boushnaks of the city of Mahdia were on j1 genetically and ESPECIALLY mutation that belongs to the south arab peninsula.
Boushnak is a combination of 2 words in arabic: bou means abou in arabic means - the father of - and - means the owner of- too.
Shnak in arabic means tape or rope. So boushnak means the owner of the tape.
But the real and common meaning of boushnak is
A tall person in the native arabic (بشناق).
In the Maghreb, there has been a strange phenomenon for many years, represented by an identity problem, where you see Tunisians deny their usual identity and stick themselves in the identities of turkish, Italian, spanish...
Do not be surprised by any black Tunisian person who tells you that he is German or scandinavian.
@@marinellamlen1987 sorry again check your information. Bushnak is a common surname among the Levant of Bosnian origin. Those who share this title are descendants of the Bosniaks who were persecuted and displaced under Christian rule after the Austro-Hungarian occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1878, and subsequently migrated to Turkey, the Levant, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Tunisia, and Morocco. And because they were so beautiful and tall the word بوشناق became a connotation of beauty . The Bushnaks (Bosnian: Bošnjaci), meaning the Bosnians, are the Muslims of the regions of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its surroundings, and their main regions are Bosnia and Herzegovina . And let me tell you most Tunisians have different origins including me. I am originally from Iran . I am specialized in asian and Arabic history and I am very sure about my information.
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