I'm blown away! Your comment moved me and I'm beyond grateful that you took the time to share your personal experience with me. Thank you so, so much 🙏 And I hope your kids grow to love Tunisia the way you do now - I find it wonderful that you care for them to feel that way ❤️

God bless you, young lady. Please keep up the good work . Once again, thank you very much Sophia 🙏❤️💙💛

Le n7ebouha lè nosbrou 3liha hhhh...II'm making a 3D game about Carthage and throughout my research I'm discovering more and more about our astonishing history. You gave me hope with your video

Wow good luck with your 3D game, it sounds awesome!

I'm glad you enjoyed your time! It sounds like you got the full experience. It makes for a unique adventure as you say :)

That's awesome to hear! Especially coming from such a diverse country yourself

Thank you so much 😄

That's beautiful. Being kind-hearted in this world is all the ability you need to make a change in people's life, or at least the ones that cross your path. I wish you the best :)

Yes, it's quite inexplicable. Special place :)

after 27 years outside Tunisia , I decided with my foreign wife to settle in Tunisia while other want to go out because they think that outside Tunisia the situation is better while I know it is not . Travel and see the world is a must to build a character and a mindset that builds that's what I gained from my travel and living abroad and with that I am going back to Carthage to build and fight with life to leave something with my name . is it easy ofcourse NO but what life taught me ' Fight as hard as you can and success is never guaranteed but die while you are trying".

Thank you for the advice, I really appreciate it!

Absolutely, I couldn't agree more. I'm glad to find people like you who think the same! Thank you ☺️

Very nice of you to say and it's my pleasure!

Merci, et oui nous sommes d'accord, je le trouve très inspirant

vous êtes d´où en Tunisie?@@SophiaGarbay

Je suis ravie que cela vous ait plu, merci à vous d'avoir pris le temps de me laisser un commentaire si positif ☺️🙏

That's so sweet to read ❤️ I miss it too.

Your comment brought a genuine smile to my face! Thank you very much for your kind words.

Thank you very much 😃

Thank you very much, your comment motivates me to do so! :)

Thank you very much, I'm glad you liked it 😄

Thank you Asma! You're right, I wish I had thought of mentioning the places directly on the video. If that helps, I'll put more details here: - first images are from the medina of Tunis - the white and blue village is Sidi Bou Saïd - 3.15 - 3.18 : Hammamet - 3.18 - 3.24 : souk of Hammamet - 3.25 - 3.35 : Bazina - 3.49 - 3.53 : Zriba - 3.54 - 3.56 : RafRaf - 3.56 - 3.59 : Tabarka - 3.59 - 4.05 : Bizerte - 4.05 - 4.07 : Cap Serrat - 4.07 - 4.30 : Bizerte - 4.30 : Tunis - 4.31 - 4.39 : Oudna - 4.43 - 4.45 : Cap Zbib - 4.46 - 4.48 : RafRaf - Arts & crafts were filmed in Nabeul and in the village Ken - 5.57 - 6.03 (and 6.09 - 6.20) : Zriba, berber village - 6.03 - 6.07 : Zaghouan - The rest was filmed either in Sidi Bou Saïd or Tunis

Thank you so much ! Wish you the best for your channel @@SophiaGarbay

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it - and that you like Tunisia as well :)

Thank you so much! 🙏

Will do, thank you very much!

Thank you very much 😁

Thank you!!

This is the kind of comments that makes me want to do more and I can't thank you enough for that. It truly warms my heart that this video brought you back home for a bit. And what a beautiful saying...I don't think I will ever find that answer!

(:يعيشك فيروز

Thank you! I hope you do, you're welcome :)

J'en suis ravie, merci beaucoup Leila ! Marhaba bik fi kol waqt :)

Thank you very much Soumaya 🤍

Amazing!! Thank you :)

Thank you!!

Merci infiniment 😄

Thank you :)

Hello Paula! I'm soo happy to share some tips with you, because I remember the struggle! There aren't so many resources to learn Tunisian out there, but the good news is that the few I found were really good, and you learn to be creative. If by chance you speak French, you can start with " Parler Tunisien fissa", which you can go through in less than 6 months. It's an excellent starting point. Otherwise, you can also start with "Tunisian Colloquial Arabic". It's mainly vocabulary but it's well made, and you can also listen to the prononciation thanks to an audio file online. On the website Lingualism, you can also download stories to listen to for free (once your level is intermediate). I would advise you to try to learn as many common verbs as possible first, and get familiar with conjugation. Then, watch a lot of mousalsal (Ramadan tv shows) on youtube, like Nsibti Laaziza or Awled moufida. Don't get frustrated if you don't understand anything at first. Soon you'll recognize key expressions that you'll hear everywhere in Tunisia! There are also some youtube channels that can help: Easy languages does interviews which are subtitled in English. Or you could watch Tunisian youtubers: Ti 3leh, mo55ek 3ejja, salem monsieur... And finally, listen to some music! Another very useful youtube channel: Tunisian Music translated. Learning lyrics really helps and it makes it fun. Good luck on your journey Paula, I hope you enjoy every bit of it 😃

@SophiaGarbay You are unbelievable! Thank you for your help, and I hope to see you one day in Tunisia! 🇹🇳 ❤️

The pleasure would be all mine ❤️

Merci ! Je préfère ne pas divulguer son contact perso ici mais il est facilement trouvable sur Facebook. J'espère qu'il vous apportera des réponses.

Thank you Mohaned 🤗