My Neighbor, Charles | 이웃집 찰스 - Ep.105 [ENG/2017.03.24]

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  @mylovelynadiah · 9 years ago

  I suddenly remember this ahjussi. He sell Kebab at Namdaemun and I once did ask him his assistance. In the past when I visit Namdaemun, my friends and me get lost and I cannot even contact my friends. I went to buy Kebab at this ahjussi store and I ask him if I could borrow his phone to call me friend. And he is so generous and lend me his phone. He even help me to try call my friends so many times. I am so thankful to find such a generous man like him. I hope ahjussi will have a great life and happy always. Thank you for helping me.

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  @엘라이-c8z · 9 years ago

  its really breaking my heart to see their dad cant even go to the graduation bcs he has to work hard:(( May Allah bless your family with health and happiness amin

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  @Elif-yl5mb · 7 years ago

  Guys I really hope people don’t mix culture with religion. Remember they are two very different things

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  @HarisNasri · 7 years ago

  Girl : &quot;it&apos;s the first day of school&quot; <br>cameraman: &quot;you must be happy:<br>Girl : &quot;You mean about going to school?&quot;<br>lmao XD

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  @Sarah-kc3fb · 7 years ago

  I honestly really admire Ilaaf, but it is very unfair that she has to do so much by herself in the household, without any help of her other brothers. You can&apos;t expect a girl to do the household, cook, raise her young brothers and still also do well in school. She is the oldest, so naturally she has to do the most, but the other brothers aren&apos;t too young to wash the dishes for example.

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  @zaykim2020 · 7 years ago

  I’m an Iraqi too and I can relate with this family so much. My dad escaped the war barely alive, he has scars all over his legs and arms but he thankfully managed to come to the UK and make a living for us.

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  @beautyandthecreams9625 · 6 years ago

  Watching these programs made me realize how much do parents sacrifice for their kids. Their happiness, their time , health, wealth ..😢

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• SA

  @sajedoonalgaam3414 · 6 years ago

  هذه العائلة هم جيراني في العراق الاخ العزيز عدنان حمدي وعائلته الكريمة كان يملك مطعمان كبيران في العراق &nbsp;لكن تنظيم القاعدة قام بخطفه وتفجير المطعم وطالب التنظيم &nbsp;بفدية كبيرة ودفع اهلة المبلغ وبعد إطلاق سراحه خرج هو وعائلته &nbsp;من العراق وسافر إلى كوريا ////الف تحية الى الاخ والصديق عدنان وعائلتة الكريمة وان شاء الله نراكم بخير // اخوك ساجد الحاج عون الكيم ابو جعفر

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• ZA

  @zainab8120 · 9 years ago (edited)

  Im a Muslim British/Iraqi living in the UK (was born in UK), and my parents were born and lived in Iraq so I asked them if they knew about the family&apos;s dad&apos;s restaurant and they said they did!! They always used to go to it all the time and my dad also said that his house was on the same road as the restaurant and recognises their dad!! xD made me realise what a small world we live in~

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  @dr.maryamabid9371 · 9 years ago (edited)

  people saying this is a religious thing n blaming Islam &nbsp;are wrong &nbsp;i myself wear hijaab n pray five times &nbsp; &nbsp;but &nbsp;i work for &nbsp;even 40 hoirs alone in my hospital &nbsp;i am a Pakistani muslim n doctor ... &nbsp; there are alot of times when i drive home alone &nbsp;i even used to come home &nbsp;in my final year &nbsp;of medical school by &nbsp;bus too even &nbsp;at 10 pm at night .... &nbsp;its just a cultural thing Islam doesnot put such restrictions over women &nbsp;to take someone with them while going out . plus i understand her mother as they come from a war stricken zone so its natural to be protective about. their children n i respect her she is such a sweet mom who isnt raising her voice even when she is arguing. i love this about her 😍😍

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  @tantenyanaura8479 · 9 years ago

  Who is muslim in here.<br>I&apos;m muslim from indonesia

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• HI

  @hikmatjm · 6 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVkyV01Ty0Q&amp;t=2805">46:45</a> &quot;If these children continue to stay in Korea, they are our future&quot;<br><br>That&apos;s such a beautiful line. She is seeing them as every other korean child out there even if they are foreigners.

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