First Impressions of Lebanon 🇱🇧 (Did not expect this in 2021)

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• ON

  @OnlyInCyprus4 · 4 years ago

  This country went through a lot of terrible things. <br>May this country find peace. Love &nbsp;and prayers from Cyprus 🇨🇾❤️🇱🇧

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• JE

  @Jedidiah.00 · 5 years ago

  What a beautiful country and what kind people. Too bad they are in such a difficult situation. I am looking forward to traveling to Lebanon. Love and respect from Spain

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• ME

  @meyouw9793 · 4 years ago

  As an Aussie living in Lebanon I find this country simply amazing and I am so sick of the media only reporting negative news. As far as the lebanese breakfast, what you had doesn&apos;t even scratch the surface of a real lebanese breakfast. I hope you went outside of that area you filmed from, so much to see and do in Lebanon! It is steeped in history. Enjoy the country, enjoy the people&apos;s hospitality!!

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• FR

  @FromMorocco851 · 4 years ago

  Greetings to Lebanese sisters and brothers, &nbsp; (from Morocco 🇲🇦). &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 🤝🇲🇦 🤝🇱🇧🇱🇧

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• MI

  @mikeab2871 · 5 years ago (edited)

  I went to Lebanon in July with a Lebanese Canadian friend! what a great time, food was so good! parties were amazing and the country is beautiful. I hope Lebanon gets back to normal one day!

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• DU

  @duartesilva7907 · 5 years ago

  Lebanon is a wonderful country. It deserves much more than what it has presently.

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• EL

  @elsasamra9456 · 5 years ago

  The guy with the perfume was trying to give you a gift because he closed his shop and is leaving or (willing to leave) to Australia, so he was giving you the last perfumes he has as a gift!!

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• DI

  @dimiabm5957 · 5 years ago (edited)

  So, I&apos;m french but I live in Lebanon, and just wanted to say, everything you find cheap, is super expensive here and that&apos;s why people are struggling and starving, we don&apos;t have access to dollars so we can&apos;t really escape from this place, I guarantee you that most Lebanese are trying to leave the country sadly, it&apos;s a beautiful country itself tho. have fun while you stay there&apos;s much to do.

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• JA

  @jadf8123 · 4 years ago

  sadly, the 2,150,000 LBP you exchnaged at the beginning of the video is almost the double of a waiters monthly salary ( &lt;60 usd) , though they all welcomed you with a smile and helped as much as they can.<br>lebanese hospitality 👌👌<br>lebanese people

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• SA

  @salmansadozai5500 · 5 years ago

  I have grown up listening to Nancy Ajram&apos;s songs. In fact I was listening 🎧 to her song few minutes ago. I used to put Lebanon flag as my computer wallpaper. It&apos;s one of the few countries I do like. I hope they come out of bad times. Love &amp; support from Pakistan.

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• FJ

  @fjordhellas4077 · 4 years ago

  Great video ! I came to Lebanon &nbsp;from Norway to study Arabic at the American University of Beirut eight years ago. I just loved every bit of my stay in this gorgeous and hospitable country that has taken more than two million refugees ( Armenians, Palestinians, Iraqis and Syrians who make the largest number). Lebanon is amazing with majestic nature, landscape and climate. What to say about its rich history and the Phoenician civilization who invented the Alphabet we use today and above all gave us the name of our continent Europe named after Princess Europe (ERP) born in the ancient city of Tyre. The history of Tyre is even more ancient than Rome . I learned in an Expo in Genova that Tyrenean sea ( il mare Tirreno ) between Italy and Greece is called after the Phoenicians of Tyre because they have founded many cities in the Western Mediterranean in Italy, Malta, Spain, Portugal and France as well as Greece … <br><br>There is no doubt that the Lebanese political elite is disturbingly corrupt, but there is one thing I don’t understand: what is the European Union thinking by enforcing the American financial embargo on Lebanon? Have we, Europeans asked ourselves: how will our countries cope if Lebanon decides to follow Turkey’s Erdogan blackmail approach and demand that the Syrian and Iraqi refugees must go home, and these refugees decide instead to head for Cyprus, Greece, Italy…?

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• RE

  @ReallyAwale · 4 years ago

  Sending lots of love to Lebanon <br>Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱❤️🇱🇧

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