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Should see sonny off camera , not so nice

@@Assistedsoul See where?

Food is culture id!0t

@@Assistedsoul who is? A lot of people change off camera , life isn’t all about traveling and food it’s also stressful. It’s entertainment.

@@Assistedsoul well if you were as recognizable as Sonny, and you were bugged for autographs, everywhere you traveled, you may not be so nice either. The man deserves his privacy and besides, I dont believe you for a second.

That and the fact should he f*** up, he ain't going anywhere.

All you have to do to Indonesian is be respectful and they will treat you like a king. Some of the most welcoming and nicest people on the planet. But, if you're acting like a tough, arrogant, demeaning piece of mumbo jumbo feeling superior and stuff, they also have special treatment for that as well.

@@HakunaMatata009 preach

yea, i love how he even asked how he should interact with the woman in the veil. A lot of people, incuding me would just assume its ok to keep talking to her and whatnot since shes there

and not going to lie, im uncomfortable around men sometimes, cant imagine how the women who are never around men feel around this big foreign dude. But hes able to make them laugh, respects their boundaries, and gives off a very safe friendly energy. It's a real gift honestly.

Islamic culture deserves no respect

Not every culture is good . This is weird honestly .

@@bobfaam5215 What's weird about this?

@@lordnazar6382 Living behing a literal black cloth.

@@IsabelRodriguez-gb7tu being disrespectful on the internet is weird too😂

Celebrating how to eat when you're subjugated by Muslim authoritarians? A girl in Iran was just beaten to death for not covering her face. This seems like a celebration of human rights abuse under guise of religious tradition. The same tradition that brings us cutting off little girls clits in the FGM controversy and the prophet that slept with a 10 year old Aisha. Please reconsider celebrating Islam, Muhammad, and normalizing the abuse and dehumanization of women. Honestly this is really gross.

@@kurry6060 Iran and Indonesia aren't the same country my dude

Your white as snow, a white dude,white isn't a race.You mean to say an outsider or tourist trys, what braised bone marrow in broth, this dish isn't crazy, its odd, but so is the full on burka

@Kidd KARNELIAN That's not the dish I'm referring to, but ok

@@501inmyseoul Do you turn your plate?

vice versa

Truth.

without sounding like a hater sounds like hes a hater but pretend not to. and thats perfectly fine for me

People never mind questions when they are a sincere quest for knowledge & understanding!

Im like that seems like a uncomfortable way to eat with a hijab on, but hey she chose that lifestyle with her own free will..

Tell them to make a KZfaq channel , Indonesian citizens very excited

You can also smoosh up your food with your hands and break it down finely. Insert a fairly thick hose into your anus about 5 feet in length. Fill the tube with food. And breathe as hard as you can into the other end

@@asvianvahrul2452 🤔

Thank you

Just watch out for their new son, his growth might be explosive.

same I am also Malaysian and Im also Burmese Rohingya and other nationalitys

Not more, but they balance is nicely.

So much of our food is shaped by our culture….they go hand in hand so the way Sonny does things is the way it should be. He is absolutely the man!!!

He's not angry..... 😔

Sonny is becoming my favorite Food Tuber. He is treading down the path of Anthony Bourdain. He just doesn't have the chef background.

@@MrKmoconne Best comment 👍 I miss Anthony Bourdain so mush, what a lost... 😞 One thing also he was a great "plume" Sonny is the funniest of them all ✌🥳

Muslims some people good Too much people not good

Celebrating how to eat when you're subjugated by Muslim authoritarians? A girl in Iran was just beaten to death for not covering her face. This seems like a celebration of human rights abuse under guise of religious tradition. The same tradition that brings us cutting off little girls clits in the FGM controversy and the prophet that slept with a 10 year old Aisha. Please reconsider celebrating Islam, Muhammad, and normalizing the abuse and dehumanization of women. Honestly this is really gross.

@@sarithasv2235 That goes for people everywhere 😌

@@sarithasv2235 too much people? Are you serious?

@@sarithasv2235 True.

If only ALL cultures could respect women. Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, etc. all shyte. They deserve equal respect for sure. The level though should be next to zero.

I like that he was respectful but man, this just makes me sad…

@@KC-nr3ou Absolutely, their religion is an excuse to limit others. Sad.

islam has ruined all indonesian ancient culture, and replaced by desert culture

@@mokus603 you wouldn't be saying that if you had the same morales and beliefs. So don't assume things on others behalf.

That is proven just by the fact that Ayisha (I probably spelled that wrong) was willing and able to attend the meals….and that Andre was permitted as well, because it was a special occasion and “extreme eating”. Sonny and the BEFRS team have become cultural icons in their own right. 😊

The only thing that can stop Sonny is cancel culture. He better be careful.

@@cyberpsykoh6686 I don’t understand what you’re saying. Also don’t know what you meant.

@@cyberpsykoh6686 its a facade. lol most people have commonsense.

Yes, a very well-made 15 minutes video. We can only imagine how much work they put in before, during, and after taking the footage to make it so packed and entertaining. I am an Indonesian Muslim, yet I find his video about halal Indonesian local food very interesting.

hi

@@theyhomefood1811 you okay?

Bye

to avoid backlash after all Sonny main revenue is from youtube he doesnt want to be in a controversial situation

@@casie8621 or simply because he genuinely wants to explore different cultures around the world? assuming the negative isn't going to get you far on life

Celebrating how to eat when you're subjugated by Muslim authoritarians? A girl in Iran was just beaten to death for not covering her face. This seems like a celebration of human rights abuse under guise of religious tradition. The same tradition that brings us cutting off little girls clits in the FGM controversy and the prophet that slept with a 10 year old Aisha. Please reconsider celebrating Islam, Muhammad, and normalizing the abuse and dehumanization of women. Honestly this is really gross.

Is this your first time here? All of his videos higlight locals.

For me being a indian 🇮🇳 Muslim I really loved it how much indonesian flow the Islam in its actual form, lots of respect all of the Indonesia sister out there specially ayesha ( the burqa girl) may Allah grant her jannah in sha allah ameen

As a tour guide, we must know what a proper noun is, pronouncing the names of people, places, objects according to local people pronouncing them. Nowadays, we find more and more young people who are fluent in English who sometimes even pronounce Indonesian names as if they were foreigners, for example, pronouncing je-kar-dah which should be ja-kar-ta. In addition, a misstep in terms of tourism promotion by local governments which sometimes change the name of tourist attractions into English, for example Pantai Pulau Merah to Red Island Beach. Andre really do a good job.

@@inggamumasais6197 wow thank u it's something new for me

@@inggamumasais6197 yes some languages are extremely different formulation . Learning Arabic there is no is a or an. I want an apple. Is. I want apple. Some languages don’t translate well

Some random hate mongers make me to type that... 1)Valmiki Ramayan and Skanda Purana Says, Sita was only 6 years old when Ram married her. SOURCE: Skanda purana Book-3, section -2, chapter-30, verse 8-9 2) Acoording to Puranas Krishna married RUKMINI when she was just 8 years Old. SOURCE:- Skanda Purana Book-V, Section-iii, chapter-142, verse-8-79 /Tr G.V Tagare SOURCE: Shrimad Bhagvatam canto-10, Chapter-53, Verse-51/- Tr. JM sanyal 3) Bhakti Guru Shri Ram Krishna param-hansa married 5years old girl SHARADA DEVI. He was teacher of Swami Vivekananda.

Yes agree

Rata2 wanita Indonesia berperngatahuan seperti dia..

@@samsulin2908 I am not sure about it. Maybe they are kind but I doubt that they are knowladgable people

Iya. Berpengetahuan dalam artian luas.berpengatahuan tidak harus sekolah dan berpendidikan tinggi.mereka bisa menerima keterbukaan berpandangan luas tentang banyak hal.tanpa harus menjual akidah islam. Lihat bagaimana wanita Indonesia yang menikah dengan orang luar .lihat lah bagaimana cara mereka berkomunikasi menghadapi dunia luar yg berbeda kultur.di saluran KZfaq anda bisa berselancar untuk mencari tau akan hal tersebut.

@@samsulin2908 You true . But I heard so many cases that Indonesia youngsters nowadays distroying the islamic culture. especially in social media like tiktok and instagram and other dating app. to be honest I love Indonesia as much as you love too. Terimakasih

@@aashikameen9280 di sebuah negara pasti akan ada orang yang jahat tidak benar dan melenceng.dan jumlah mungkin 000000.1% dr total populasi negara tersebut.dan apakah adil hal tersebut untuk di ambil contoh umum.jelas tidak..

Iy betul, aku pikir ini interpreter terbaik yg prnah sy liat d vdeo Sonny. Beliau sangat mengerti apa yg ditanya oleh Sonny walau ada banyak kalimat2 istilah asing tapi ibu ini mengerti maksudny. Thumbs up buat Ibu dan Sonny

Tidak perlu di dramatisir, semua seperti air yg mengalir... and this women show to bule how muslimah/women of indonesian muslim face the pluralism from the beginning of this country Alhamdulillah wa maa shaa Allah

Iya keren bgt ibunya

Iyaa bener bgtt,kereeen bgt si ibu Inggrisnya juga bagus bngt,ga canggung sama sekali

@@rahastodiawandaily9092 coba lihat tayangan Sonny yang lain di Indonesia, semua co host yang dari Indonesia bagus bagus loh, nggak cuma ibu ini, 2 atau 3 thn lalu bagus semua, dari Jakarta, Manado, Papua, Bali. Sonny and team pinter banget milih co-hostnya

How old are you now?

@@timunemas7660 Buto Ijo, please, don't start it... 👁️👄👁️

@@RichardWolfgang buto ijo 😅

@@RichardWolfgang wkwwkwkwkw buto ijo.. i laugh so hard XD

not _just_ a food review channel*

May I ask what ethnicity are you ?

Wa'alaylum salaaam brother Nigèria. Rèspèct for you. I'm your brother from Indonèsia. #rèspèst 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Love from Bangladesh ❤❤

Yes! I think so. She great

Her English just another level

Yeah! She's great! ❤️

Yes. She speaks very good English & confident.

she is adorable

this hostess wasnt that great. came off as a bit arrogant and hostile even.

@@surveyorsairinc2166 how?

@@meriemmahdi5527 yes

@@surveyorsairinc2166 is this a joke or..?

@@surveyorsairinc2166 I ask you how was she arrogant and hostile? Please explain

Hi Philippines my husband and I really want to go there...but then the babies came so we have to postponed the plan

Mabuhay!

Likewise ❤

🇵🇭 💚 🇮🇩

hy long distance cousin \(^_^)/

unfortunately Muslims don't respect everyone's culture.

Celebrating how to eat when you're subjugated by Muslim authoritarians? A girl in Iran was just beaten to death for not covering her face. This seems like a celebration of human rights abuse under guise of religious tradition. The same tradition that brings us cutting off little girls clits in the FGM controversy and the prophet that slept with a 10 year old Aisha. Please reconsider celebrating Islam, Muhammad, and normalizing the abuse and dehumanization of women. Honestly this is really gross.

A muslim here. Should you have any questions and or anything else.. just ask. :)

The Lord Jesus Christ died for your sins was buried and rose again the 3rd day. Confess Him as Lord and believe God raised Him from the dead and you will be saved.

@@SalvusGratiumFidem Just rude, why enforce your religion on those of a different religion and to say they can only be saved by having the same beliefs as you.

@@gracea3594 that's literally all any religion ever does, why is it only rude by a christian?

Just be careful not get lied to. Don't believe everything you're told easily. I would say definitely learn about it but check sources and watch debates.

Celebrating how to eat when you're subjugated by Muslim authoritarians? A girl in Iran was just beaten to death for not covering her face. This seems like a celebration of human rights abuse under guise of religious tradition. The same tradition that brings us cutting off little girls clits in the FGM controversy and the prophet that slept with a 10 year old Aisha. Please reconsider celebrating Islam, Muhammad, and normalizing the abuse and dehumanization of women. Honestly this is really gross.

It is good to see my friend. 😊🌎✨

Celebrating how to eat when you're subjugated by Muslim authoritarians? A girl in Iran was just beaten to death for not covering her face. This seems like a celebration of human rights abuse under guise of religious tradition. The same tradition that brings us cutting off little girls clits in the FGM controversy and the prophet that slept with a 10 year old Aisha. Please reconsider celebrating Islam, Muhammad, and normalizing the abuse and dehumanization of women. Honestly this is really gross.

What about those Muslims who wear Western dresses...are they bad people?

"cleanliness of halaal food" 🤡

Cleanliness cos they slice its neck so it bleeds out… yeah real clean and holy…. Stupid religion.

"Inhumane food"=HALAL

@@PawanRao007 yes, rice is definitely NOT for humans!

@@GimOA lol 🤣 no letting animals struggle and die painful death is Inhumane.

Celebrating how to eat when you're subjugated by Muslim authoritarians? A girl in Iran was just beaten to death for not covering her face. This seems like a celebration of human rights abuse under guise of religious tradition. The same tradition that brings us cutting off little girls clits in the FGM controversy and the prophet that slept with a 10 year old Aisha. Please reconsider celebrating Islam, Muhammad, and normalizing the abuse and dehumanization of women. Honestly this is really gross.

Celebrating how to eat when you're subjugated by Muslim authoritarians? A girl in Iran was just beaten to death for not covering her face. This seems like a celebration of human rights abuse under guise of religious tradition. The same tradition that brings us cutting off little girls clits in the FGM controversy and the prophet that slept with a 10 year old Aisha. Please reconsider celebrating Islam, Muhammad, and normalizing the abuse and dehumanization of women. Honestly this is really gross.

One doesn't make it long if they disrespect Muslims on their home turf.

@@rickwilliams967 Just stay in your mom basement.

@@clarice6656 so, what you're saying is that Muslims treat women with respect? Or that the extremists don't chop people's heads off when they piss them off? Pretty sure there's a lot of video evidence to support my side of this. The dumping acid on women, stonings, forcing them to completely cover themselves in every public setting, being one hundred percent subservient to their husbands or fathers, not being allowed to pray with men, kidnapping of westerners, jihad, etc. Am I missing something?

@@rickwilliams967 If they follow their actual scripture **YES** .Listen first of all, you can’t generalize all muslim by what happen in middle east (especially when we talking about Indonesian right now) or by action done by terrorist group ISIS etc . This is what women right on their scripture 1. Women's rights to worship / religion and to enter heaven, not only monopolized by men, mentioned in Quran #QS 4: 124 " Meaning: "Whoever does righteous deeds, whether male or woman while she is a believer, then they will enter Paradise and they are not persecuted in the slightest.” #QS Ghafir : 40; Meaning: which means: "And whoever does good deeds is a good man and if a woman is a believer, she will enter Paradise, they are given sustenance therein without reckoning #QS Al-Nahl : 97 Meaning: "Whoever does good deeds, both men and women if he believes, We will surely give him life good and verily We will reward them with a reward better than what they have done ". 2. Rights in politics. Among others mentioned in QS Al-Taubah: 71 Meaning: "And those who believe, male and female, some of them" (is) be a helper for some others. They ordered (to do what is right and forbid what is evil…” The word "awliya" in the above verse can mean: cooperation, help and mastery. Then with the editorial "order to do what is good and prevent what is munkar ”gives a picture of the obligation to cooperate between men and women in various aspects of life. While the sentence "command doing what is good ”, its scope is very wide, including the control function, giving input and criticism to the authorities (political issues) In QS Al-Mumtahanah 12, narrates the women in the time of the Prophet for perform bai'at to the Prophet and his teachings. This shows that women have political rights and choices that must be protected, Islam also recommends to its people, both men and women, to always deliberative in solving the problems of his life in this world. (wa syawirhum fi al-amri). Again in that verse there is no discrimination because the sermon or audience in the verse includes men and women. Dan includes "all their affairs". Historical fact: Ummu Hani once guaranteed security (political asylum) to a group of polytheists, and this action was justified by the Prophet saw. Aisha, together with the male Companions, led directly a war known as the Jamal war or the Camel War against Ali bin Abi Talib, with regard to the issue of the succession of the change of caliphate at that time. 3. Material rights, receiving inheritance, owning the results of their own business and the right to work. In QS Al-Nisa ’: 32 Allah swt. said Meaning: for men the right (part) of what is bestowed on him and for women the right (part) of what is bestowed upon her. The verse explains that men and women have equal opportunities to obtain the blessings of Allah swt., including in the matter of ownership. Consequently, he will have the absolute right to hard work or work/effort which is done by every child of Adam. In the matter of the inheritance of Allah swt. Speaking In QS Al-Nisa ’: 11 Meaning: "Allah has prescribed for you about (the division of inheritance) for your children. That is, the share of a son is equal to the share of two daughters.” (Surah Al-Nisa': 11) The difference in the share of inheritance is solely based on differences in function. between men and women in the household system according to Islamic teachings. In QS Al-Nisa ': 34 is mentioned Even thou that men are leaders or in charge of women. However men have to look at the verse in the context of married life in the position of a man as husband. The indication, it appears by not removing it the rights of ownership and management of the wife's property, including of course the right to work and try. From QS Al-Taubah: 71 which we have mentioned before, we also acquire a picture of the necessity of cooperation between men and women in various aspects of life. The sermon in the verse does not differentiate between men and women. In the time of the Prophet Muhammad saw. as can we see in the traces of history Muslim women who pursue various types of professions, from business politics/government to the issue of makeup/beauty salons. > Salamah and Aisyah ra. (both the wives of the Prophet), Shafiyah, Laila al-Ghiffariyah and others with the men competed on the battlefield. >Khadijah bint Khuwailid (wife the first of the Prophet saw.) and Qillat Ummi Bani Ammar are examples of successful merchants on his time. >There is also Zainab bint Jahsy who works as a tanner and Ummu Salim binti Malhan who works as a beautician. >So did Raihah, his wife Abdullah bin Mas'ud, actively working because her husband's income could not be enough the needs of his family. 4.The right to choose and determine a life partner. Therefore a marriage not based on the bride's will is illegal, so that a guardian/female parent must ask the willingness of a person women when to be married. Rasulullah saw. once said that means: "Widow it is more entitled (to marry) himself than his guardian. And a girl should asked for her own readiness''. Likewise, while in the household he built he felt treated not unfair and inhumane by her husband, a wife has the right to sue for divorce to court. 5. The right to demand knowledge. Islam highly values ​​science and respects people who knowledgeable. In the Hadith of the Prophet it is stated which means: "Seeking knowledge is very obligatory for every Muslim, male and female.” Please compared these two: 1821 UNDER WESTERN RULE The fight for education for women saw the emergence of the first university for women in the US in 1821. In 1841 women were formally allowed fo teach in Universities. 841 UNDER ISLAMIC RULE It was Fatima al Fihriyya under the Khilafah that built the first university during 841 CE in Morocco. Science along with other various Subjects were taught in the University. Even the “Graduation robe” we used these days inspired from Islamic culture.. This one from a quick googling : The first university in Europe was established by Muslims in the year 841, in the city of Salerno (Italy). It was an extension of the Muslim unversities in the east. Then the universities in Toledo, Seville, and Granada were opened. So when the students from Europe (The Non-Muslims) learned and graduated from these universities, and returned to their lands, they used to dress in the Arab/Muslim robes (Thawb or Oamees), they imitated the dress of the Muslims, and that would become an indication that this particular young man graduated from the university of the Muslims. This imitation of wearing this Arab/Muslim garb (which is baggy and wide in its design) has stayed with them (the non-Muslims in the West) to this day (They dress in it when they graduate from the University). Jack Goody in his book titled Islam in Europe says: The Arabic clothing (Thawb) has remained as the purest and clearest sign of scholastic integrity up to this day of ours, especially during scholastic events such as the debating of university thesis, and graduations.* Also , I don’t mind at all about head covering stuff. Theres a lot of others religion covers themselves according to their scripture Mennonite nun, Amish nu , Buddhist nun , Catholic nun, Catholic Druze nun Eastern Orthodox Nun , Hindu ,Orthodox Jewis, Eastern Orthodox, Sabian, Sikh , Taoist Nun ( a lot more just do your own research) . PS : I am majoring in theology .Please do fact check as were talking about the actual religion not their followers action. All I am saying is that the more you read, travel or meeting people the more you understand certain things in life. Its not all black and white. **I am not sorry for saying this** but all these islamphobic comment is ignorant af (I got a lot of muslim friends ) .I can do a lot more whataboutism and include the real history about all others religion and extremist group but it will be pointless for you. (You literally just disrespect the original OP comment which I am pretty sure an indonesian himself/herself like that not rude at all)

being a niqabi myself I really loved your comment. We are just normal human being behind the veil. Like typical young girl who wears loose Tshirt, dresses up sometimes at home but wears veil when they step outside of the home

@@Sadia-ee4mb agree, I'm also a niqapi women 😄

This is not Indonesian culture. It‘s a trend that has been brought to Indonesia from abroad in the last 20 years

Celebrating how to eat when you're subjugated by Muslim authoritarians? A girl in Iran was just beaten to death for not covering her face. This seems like a celebration of human rights abuse under guise of religious tradition. The same tradition that brings us cutting off little girls clits in the FGM controversy and the prophet that slept with a 10 year old Aisha. Please reconsider celebrating Islam, Muhammad, and normalizing the abuse and dehumanization of women. Honestly this is really gross.

In indonesia hijab is not part of the law of the state, people may choose to wear it or not, only in Iran they got no choice, other Muslim country including Saudi Arabia (since 3 years ago) you can choose to wear it or not.

@@wewenang5167 yep that's true. But Im gonna say that person's name but they are indonesian and drank like a lot of whisky and vodka on their vacation and they are both muslim. My other friends were even shocked because in our heads we were like. that's so haram and they bought like a whole pork belly and ate all of it. In my experience the islamic people I know and even the no pork christians I know gag at pork and even openly protests it but those dudes were threading on thin ice with all that haram stuff they are doing.

@@wewenang5167 Well in Aceh province (north Sumatra), sharia law is enforced, thus women are forced to cover. Hope the rest of Indonesia stays away from this type of fanatism

@@janinebelleestrada7096 I think it depends on the person too, wether they obey the rules or not. Also in Indonesia, many are Muslims because they were born from Muslims parents, but they don’t apply Islam rules on their lives

@@bbirongie4321 ahh i get that, i believe that even indonesia is the world most populate moeslem, but indonesia isn't a moeslem country like malaysia or brunei right?

Hi Melissa! Thank you for the kind word. Big love from Indonesia! 💕

@RinaLina oh I learned about different cultures in school. The ones that directly had an effect on the US in some way. Germany, England, France, Korea, Vietnam, Japan, Cuba, a few of the indigenous N. American peoples and some of the regions of Central America. Then I learned about a lot of countries that you would typically classify as mostly white. The Soviet Union (I’m old), Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Austria, New Zealand, Australia, Hungary, and quite a few other small Europe countries. Learned about the ones that were closer/attached: Mexico, Canada, several of the islands in the Atlantic and Caribbean. Learned about the ones that we saw as potential threats or had big deals with: China, N. Korea, after the Soviet area split - Russia, Ukraine. Israel, Yemen, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, etc… The ones that make the news the most: a lot of repeats here and some not. Getting tired of trying to remember everything I learned over 30 years ago. Then of course, we learned about the more historically significant places…like: Egypt, South Africa, several South American countries, and some repeats would go here as well. Did learn about these country’s culture? A little, but mostly we learned about their politics, their economy, the things that could potentially have an effect on the US. Did we learn about their foods? A touch…usually the broad strokes…nothing that would be beneficial in everyday life. Anything that you’d want to know about other cultures that would be of any real world use you have to lean on your own or from other ppl in your life. And I’m not saying that doesn’t happen, but it doesn’t happen enough. Too many parents in the US send their children off to school expecting them to be taught just about everything. They think that it’s the school system’s job to do most of the raising once children have hit school age. It’s not ok…but it has been happening for generations and only getting worse as time goes on. Each generation expects more of the rearing of their children to be done by society and the school systems as time goes by. It happens because we believe that since we must usually have a home where both parents work and then they have to handle everyday things on top of that, social aspects, and a plethora of other odds and ends that our govt will pick up the slack and help us mold our children into well rounded and educated adults. That is our hope, our expectation and our skewered picture of what it is to be a parent in the US. Mind you I’m not saying that’s how it is in all households, but it is the majority and that majority is growing exponentially with each generation. We need to do better and social media has shined a huge spotlight on just how much ignorance there is when it comes to the general education in the US. There is a good side to this as well! The internet and social media also has the potential to teach more people globally about other cultures and people and religions and…everything!!! So, what I was trying to say is that it should be used more effectively and more efficiently in the educational system. Not just to fill out college applications and do research on the same old things we’ve already been teaching. Broaden those horizons! Show kids videos like this. They are usually no longer than 20 mins and you could do a different country everyday!!! And it’s shown in a way that will capture their attention and they will remember the information…even if they don’t realize it at the time.

@@hamzahsyahputra696 overproud indon detected!

@RinaLina I’m not arguing with all that you’re saying. But what I am saying is that we can do better given the tools we now have. And yes, other countries are taught more about the US than what we are taught about them. The reason they are taught more is because the US has their hands in everything. That…and because of capitalism. Just about anywhere you go you will find many items that are well known and widely used, referred to “what they use/have in the US”. There are also specific brands that are considered the epitome of US culture. Such as McDonald’s and Coca Cola. Plus most ppl will teach their children about the US because they either see it as a land of opportunity or as a land of infidels and such. It absolutely is the topic of conversation among many ppl in many places….much more so than other countries are in the US. What it boils down to is that the US; as a whole, is pretty egocentric. So we don’t utilize the tools we now have in the best way….most ppl in charge don’t believe that we need to know anything that doesn’t directly effect us. And that is sad. Given how much more easily it is to find information about different cultures in this day and age….we should take full advantage of that. It wouldn’t hinder the educational system at all. We already have required classes from elementary through high school such as: World Cultures, Civics, World Geography, Economics, Cultural Appreciation. Teachers could easily add KZfaq videos into their curriculum when discussing the countries they cover, giving the students access to more information and more up to date information. Unfortunately the problems lies with administrators and not the teachers. Teachers don’t have a lot of freedom with their lesson plans anymore. All the public schools in the US care about is the students passing the assessment tests so they get their funding. So, they don’t teach much other than what will be covered on those tests. And no, that hasn’t gotten better over the years. It’s gotten worse. When I was school age my teachers had more freedom and I was actually taught much more about many topics than my child did during the 90’s and 2000’s.

I think its because we had this" Unity In Diversity " that made us love other ethnic culture btw we Indonesian had 700+ language and 1400+ ethnic group

Islamic or arabic? I don't think in history indonesian muslims used to wear those.

@@SafavidAfsharid3197 they are islamic teachings

@@SafavidAfsharid3197 Modesty is not limited to arabia. It is for all muslims.

@@bruh-qj1ef it was never about modesty if women get murder by their own family and governmental force when it supposed to be an Indvidual personal CHOICE!

@@JabbarTV1 nope. None of the prophet's female relatives did this. Purely wannabe Arab

Eh Mas Budiono nongol 😁 Saya pengikut channel njenengan lho Mas. Saestu channel njenengan sae, bukan hanya pamer makanan, tapi juga menebar empati & simpati kepada para pejuang kuliner 👍

You should not go its haram.

@@pichupuche2474 go get a job.

@@drnkbh6754 You can't talk to me like that its haram.

@@pichupuche2474 no it’s actually encouraged in islam to help people and give them advice, so go get a job.

@@drnkbh6754 Sorry but in Shia its haram.

Check out CHRISTIANITY & ISLAM debates on KZfaq. Very informative for Muslims ☪️🕌

@@danielyonas9928 I personally avoid such things.

الايوجد رجال فى هذا البلد البائس؟؟؟؟؟؟ياتى غريب ويجلس مع نساء المسلمين ويصورهن فى صلاتهن وهن لايحترمن لبسهم الاسلامى ولا يحترمون تعاليم الاسلام

@@ahmmedyib4297 why are you so narrow minded, what's wrong with them, after all they are in a public place. What about Aisyah who became a reference and a place to ask the Prophet's companions after the Prophet Muhammad died, weren't the Prophet's companions all male? Has Aisyah never led a group or led a war? Arab women are not used to discussing with men it is your culture, not Islamic law. Not everything that comes from Arabic is shari'a, even belly dance and wine come from Arabia. The boundaries are clear, don't confuse culture with sharia, don't exaggerate and don't reduce.

@@jkfsyh2022 r u Muslim???

الايوجد رجال فى هذا البلد البائس؟؟؟؟؟؟ياتى غريب ويجلس مع نساء المسلمين ويصورهن فى صلاتهن وهن لايحترمن لبسهم الاسلامى ولا يحترمون تعاليم الاسلام

islam has ruined all indonesian ancient culture, and replaced by desert culture

I'm from Indonesia, too restraint is not a rule but a forced compulsion

@@ahmmedyib4297 😢😢

@@shesfatima5165 كلام صح ام خطا

cant you just ask for a table facing a wall, and then lift the veil up while eating?

how sad

@@libertyblueskyes2564 in this world its sad but in the hereafter its gonna be a good deed when we stand in front of the lord allah King of All Kings, lord of All the worlds❤️❤️❤️

heartbreaking that your not free

@@undercoverhustler37 she is free.

Assalamu'alaikum from Indonesia too, sister 🤗🌹

waalaikum salam my sister

😂

Fortinait ila babaji

salam

I agree with u.. This video my favorit to..

Honestly, I'm a non-vegetarian but I believe God has given us flat teeth like a cow who eats veggies and like wild animals who eat meat so it is our choice what we want to eat but we also have to respect others boundaries.

Pepto bismol probably become your best friend if you really into it

Last place I travelled pre-Covid was Indonesia, and I chose to go there because of the street food!

I have seen many videos about Indonesian street food. It’s one of the reasons I want to visit many of the islands in the nation!!!! But it’s not the only reason. I also find the people to be extremely kind and willing to share their culture. Proud of their culture in a way that is endearing and unassuming. I have a few friends and doctors that are from different parts of Indonesia and they are among the best people I know. ❤😊

You also don't get to hear about the genocide caused by the Japanese in history.

@@mobilemonster7681 idk where you learn your history lesson, but in here yes we talked about genocide by the Japanese

Celebrating how to eat when you're subjugated by Muslim authoritarians? A girl in Iran was just beaten to death for not covering her face. This seems like a celebration of human rights abuse under guise of religious tradition. The same tradition that brings us cutting off little girls clits in the FGM controversy and the prophet that slept with a 10 year old Aisha. Please reconsider celebrating Islam, Muhammad, and normalizing the abuse and dehumanization of women. Honestly this is really gross.

We got em boys the real Fruit ninja

look whos talking?

@@hussainashraf5179 Don't think that all Westerners are the same and remember that we are all humans. To me it sounds like you saw another Westerner insult Islam and now you think this other unrelated Westerner is being a hypocrite for liking Islam. Don't know why else you would reply with "Look who's talking?"

@@cloroxbleach9222 iam not talking to you women

@@hussainashraf5179 this question is stupid in so many ways 💀

Celebrating how to eat when you're subjugated by Muslim authoritarians? A girl in Iran was just beaten to death for not covering her face. This seems like a celebration of human rights abuse under guise of religious tradition. The same tradition that brings us cutting off little girls clits in the FGM controversy and the prophet that slept with a 10 year old Aisha. Please reconsider celebrating Islam, Muhammad, and normalizing the abuse and dehumanization of women. Honestly this is really gross.

It’s not “arabisation” lol

And this bothers you why? Who are you to be bothered if a women covers her body.

Exactly 💯

@@Dolanasli I am Spartacus!

Florida?

Cool story

Me tooo