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هههههههههههه من باب العزاء لك مريت بنفس مرحلة التهزيئة هذي 😂

MrDawa that’s my sheriff🤣🤣🤣

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Thanks for watching and for your comment, Mohammed!

True, but they're paid for it.

+jaees book yeah I am like "COOOOFFEEEE" LOL

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تعجبني روحك الوطنية و دفاعك عن الكويت و عن التقاليد العربية

Hi and thank you for watching 💝 We love the clicking sound too, and the entire protocol actually. You are correct, the clean (server) cup always stays on top and all used cups collected (after the first round was completed) go underneath. The only time a used cup goes on top of the server cup during second round of Arabic coffee is if the passenger returning the cup wishes to have a second round of coffee. 😉

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Its true tho

Usual

Only retards With peanit Brains Got insulted becuase of a cup of coffe

Why is expecting a 4th frowned upon? Never heard about that before. Where are you from? Where I'm from we aren't so strict.

SUPER G TV odd numbers is the PREFERENCE

winter july usually yes, only business class

winter july You can buy arabic coffee without having to fly. I'm 13 years old and i make a full pot of arabic coffee myself everyday.

respect :D

in arabic countries (i'm from saudi arabia) we do this for every guest or for any ceremony. olus when i do it for some one older than me and i should respect like father, mother, uncles u get the idea but in case it was me alone or friends or like u feel free to drop this custom way u could just pour it like anyone would do it whatever makes u comfortable. but for most time if the other person you don't know or you could drop the custom will feel disrespect if you pour it like when you do it in other way or in wrong by wrong i mean filling the cub which means drink this and i'm not offering you anymore and get out or by extending the cub with the left arm. before the late years like for hundred of years when people were living the simple life if a guest come to you and you offer the coffee then he takes it and put it on the ground hins back then people sit on the ground and make it obvious or say i won't drink it it means he's coming for a favour or asking to be rescued then the older guy would tell him drink your coffee it means whatever you ask or came for it shall be done and it has to be done cause it's an honor thing and till this day it happens for example: if some guy wanna go ask the hand of someone's daughter to marry her him self or his son usually the guy who came to ask to marry the girl or some older figure will do that thus in a way saying i won't drink it till u grant us what we came for then he asks to marry the girl or ask for his son to marry the other man daughter then the bride father says drink it and i shall ask the bride for her approval or when you want someone to forgive you.. you do the same you put it on the table or ground in case u were setting there then say i came to ask you this favour to grant me or i won't drink it till u grant me this favour it considered a big deal cause you can't for most time say no to the guest when he does that so people don't do it except when it comes to really important and urgent matters.

@@EridanusYT wow thanks for all the information

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May I direct your view to the ring on her finger? Perhaps you'd like to rethink your desire

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Complicated? yes and absolutely necessary. Dates are strongly associated with Arabic coffee and simple to serve. I've seen others hand date-based pastry but that is not quite traditional. :>

It's called etiquette. That's how we serve coffee to our guests. When guests visit usually the son (or sons) will do the exact same things explained in the video to every guest (hundreds of them in case of an event like death of someone or marriage etc). The same thing in the women side the daughter or a female family member to the female guests. They usually stand for hours if there're many guests lol. After that comes the meal, the host has to give dinner to all of his guests and lastly the sweets buffet (sweets only in case of marriage or an event with large number of guests excluding death) Though these traditions are only in Bedouin culture Arabian countries like Saudi Arabia, UAE & Kuwait where generosity to guests and hospitality is an essential part of the culture.

Dates and coffee are like milk & chocolate always served together. Though we usually eat Twix with coffee if we just make it for ourselves or for the family.

Bill Adama Are you Alien? In which universe that dates don’t go with coffee in Arabic culture?