The Sudanese food and culture seems very similar to that of Somalia as well. The attire, henna, tea with milk, small injera like bread which they call anjero, laid back culture, etc. I think that all Islamic/Arabic countries have a lot in common, but also the East African countries, regardless of religion, share similar cultural traits to some extent. By the way, that outfit and the color looks really nice on you. And we are missing your hubby. Keep the videos coming. You guys always brighten my day. ❤️

@Imayebrook

2 жыл бұрын

Somalia is farrrr from Sudan and stip the cap, y’all don’t eat injera. It’s not anjero u need to have teff in injera. 🤦‍♀️

I’m Ethiopian girl I love sudan people ❤️ One Love ethiopia 🇪🇹 sudan 🇸🇩 ❤️❤️❤️

I am Ethiopian , I love Sudan’s people !!!! I listen there music,,,, my favorite singer is Nada..... thanks Amina for sharing your culture 🙏🙏🙏🙏

@omerobe406

4 жыл бұрын

Also we love Ethiopian people. I wish to marry Ethiopian girl

@abdalhadyyousef9480

4 жыл бұрын

We Sudanese also love Ethiopian we are one people

@NajaFood-

3 жыл бұрын

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

We’re literally known for being “nice and humble” lol such a great thing to be known for alhamdulilah. Also you look so beautiful in that toub 😍😍

@AmenaandElias

4 жыл бұрын

Gisma D toub is easy to wear when sitting down but your girl was struggling to walk with it 🤣 I was watching your video like damn she’s s professional!

@laydas7349

3 жыл бұрын

Send your whatsapp number

@suzanelguzali

3 жыл бұрын

True😍 hamdulliah and proud

@NajaFood-

3 жыл бұрын

HER Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyse OMG 😍

@neej8052

2 жыл бұрын

Alhamdulilah is “All praise to God of all worlds.” Correct ?

I'm somali 🇸🇴 really i like sudanese people and their songs specially nada's song Any way one love all africa.

Me a Sudanese person watching this: "Hmm... Very Interesting" My parents take no time out of their days to teach me about my culture so here I am. Lol

I am Eritrean, i love the sudanes people very very very much they are the most generous people in the world as you have said,.!!!!

@sooliiee

3 жыл бұрын

Omg, we say the same about you!! We love Eritreans toooo💙💜💙💜

@goldenrose2770

3 жыл бұрын

Marey we love u to 💕

Hi Amena! My family is from Pakistan and we have many similarities to what you described. We also drink tea with milk, do henna, and have various breads that go along with our stews (salans) that we eat with the bread. And of course we eat with our hands as well :) Much love !!

@Happypotato917

4 жыл бұрын

Zoya Butt we do that in Ethiopia it’s very normal to drink tea with milk but we drink it at break fast

@meysiddig8191

4 жыл бұрын

I am Sudanese. We drink tea with milk two times in the day in the morning and night

@Happypotato917

4 жыл бұрын

Mey Siddig good to know we Ethiopian do it at the morning

@hardenbedd865

4 жыл бұрын

Hello Zoya. I love Pakistani foods. Sometimes I love it so much, I tend to be very careful not to eat the plate that came with it. I grew up in Sudan from the age of 7 years old to 13 and moved to the USA. I love Sudanese people to the core. I love their culture, food and hospitalities. What Amenia mentioned on the video, it is all True and more.

@lobsterbalelegesse9919

4 жыл бұрын

This similarity came from the original Arabs 👳🏾‍♂️when they spread the Muslim faith.

I am Ethiopian I love sudan culture

Im Ethiopian. Love Sudanese people. Ive never come across of any Ethiopian who doesnt love/like Sudan & Sudanese lol I grew up listening to Mohammed Wardi songs. My fams r muslims

I’m glad you made this video because I feel like most people don’t know about Sudan I definitely learned a lot thanks yes make a part two I need to be educated about Sudan 👏👏👏👏 Ethiopian+Sudan 💖💖💖

i admire the purity heart of people in sudan, kindness and very down to earth people and simple too, proud of sudan from philippines.

This is very accurate. Thank you for showing us Sudanese Culture. I'm Sudanese American.

Love love Sudan 💓 I am Ethiopian 🇪🇹 💓😘💓🇸🇩

Part 2 please!! Enjoy learning abut Sudan!

love Sudan! From your neighbors - Somalia.

@youknowthetrutth7511

4 жыл бұрын

Hi thanks for comment from somali bro and sisters in islam love to somalia and somalis one little commnt geograhically we are not neighbours we do not share any borders but we are bros and sistrs

Hi Amena and Elias, I am a proud Eritrean that was born in Khartoum , Sudan. I miss it like no other. Bamya(orkra stew) and foul are one of my favorite dishes, including mahlahbeeya(no auto correct for that) and the sweets in Sudan cant be out matched. They say if you need an accountant, make sure he is Sudanese; a testament to the people. My childhood was rich b/c of my Sudanese neighbors. #onelovetomypeople

sudanese people are legit known for being the most welcoming! Love yall

Hey Amena , you are looking beautiful in your toup .this was a great video please make a part 2.i am also Sudanese from South Sudan I realized that south and north Sudan have most of the same traditions also I can’t wait for you to make a video on wedding festivities,Sudanese weddings are so beautiful and unique I love it.

@stxrkilla

4 жыл бұрын

I really hope we finally unite again 🇸🇸🇸🇩love from the north sudan

Good to see you amena where's Elias Sudan have good culture I am from the Gambia leaving in UK I have too Sudanese friends they're good people?

So in Jamaica, the Hibiscus plant we use it to make a drink call Sorrel drink, we add ginger or rum or red wine depending on who makes it..

Sudanese people are my favourite East Africans next to Ethiopia of course 😀 They are very hospitable, kind, musical and beautiful inside out. We love sudanese music in Ethiopia too especially Mohammed Wardi, may he rest in eternal peace 🙏🏽 Most of all, sudanese ppl love and respect Ethiopians, its all mutual. Amina 💚

Thanks Amina for spreading the love between Sudan Ethiopian eretria we are one people divided by history ..

Hi Amina im eritrean. I love Sudan people. They are really nice and very kind. All z past 30 yrs war time, all in the hardest time they were on our side. Thanks alot as the behalf of Eritrean people. We were safe in Sudan. I wish peace and prosperity to Sudan😍

PLEASE DO A SUDANESE WEDDING VIDEO, I’m not Sudanese, but I just love learning about a culture that is often overlooked in the West

Beautiful video Amena!♥️ Thanks for teaching me about my homeland!

People in Moritania also they have culture like Sudan. Women-Toob, Man -Jallabia:

@idkwhothisis6617

4 жыл бұрын

South morocco has it too

Your so right Sudanese people are the most hospitable people that I have come across to so far. I also love the Weddings henna and the Tobe. Sudanese make the best Tea/ fool. I love and miss Sudan so much and the people.

Hey fellow African here 🇬🇭 thank you for sharing! it’s so interesting to get to know the diversity of Africa .

Hi Amena!! I'm from Yemen and OMG we have a lot of similarities I mean a lot☺ I love it, I remember when I was in middle school I had a teacher from Sudan and he was super nice☺

this video almost made me cry. thank you so much for making this. I'm half Sudanese, but i feel like I've started to lose my roots.. all the topics you mentioned sparked memories from my childhood visiting my relatives. so now I'm sitting here and sniffing on a piece of bakhoor ^^

@idaf3028

2 жыл бұрын

i'm half sudanese too! my father is kenyan

Well done! Thank you. Love these cultural videos. I met some Eritreans visiting from Germany and their jewelry was stunning! That 22/24k gold is gorgeous. There’s nothing like it. Even some of the more expensive jewelry here looks mass-produced. Hospitality says a lot about a culture. I’ve been places where the people didn’t even offer you a glass of water, after walking to their house, parched and out of breath (on a hot day!). SMH. Sudan sounds like an interesting place.

I'm a filipina married to sudanese, went also to sudan once and people are so nice. Even though they always say i'm chinese or korean 😅

10:58 - Yes!! In Jamaica we call this plant and drink "sorrel." 🖤💚💛 Traditionally, around the end-of-year holidays, we make this drink with fresh ginger & brown sugar....mmmm...🇯🇲 🇯🇲 😊😋😋 Also, our Senegalese friend calls it Bissap. We find it in Latin-American grocery stores under the name "flor de Jamaica" (Jamaican hibiscus flowers). We love these cultural story-times on your channel. Irie!

I am from mars and I love my self

@AmenaandElias

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome Martian!

East African women are so beautiful 😍 🇪🇹🇪🇷🇸🇴🇸🇩 Melkam Addis Amet 🌼🌼🌼

@fantastic1231

4 жыл бұрын

Melkam Addis amet to you too from wonderful Gojjam, Ethiopia!!!

Thx Amena, I need to find some of the scented wood to burn.

@Mamignonne100

3 жыл бұрын

And where can you buy this wood that is scented with perfume/oil? What is the name of the wood and oil? It sounds so beautiful! Trying to look for this in Canada 🇨🇦 🙏🏽😅😉😍🤩

Thank you for the information on your culture.

I'm looking forward to part 2. Thanks. Shirleen

I really wonder where that yelling during weddings comes from? I always thought it was a Cameroonian thing because we do that same yelling during our weddings. I've heard Congolese people and north africans do it during their weddings as well.

Thanks for these great videos, Amena! I'm going to Ethiopia in January. Since you talked glowingly about the food of Sudan, do you know anywhere on the net (or in print) that has authentic Sudanese recipes?

I just wanted to thank you, this helped a lot with my school presentation. Your culture is very interesting. Greetings from Finland

@AmenaandElias

4 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome!

Sudanese people are the nicest people in the world

@seblesemu1073

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Amina you are so cute lovely girl

Even your outfit seems pretty chill too😍

omg and yesss amena do a detailed video on sudani weddings !!!!!

This is the Sudan they don't show you in the media. Keep up the good work and use this platform to promote the beauty of African countries and their cultures.

I'm from the Philippines and I have lots of Sudanese friends. One of the best people in the world. Very kind, calm, generous and very laid-back. I love food and drinks from Sudan. Helamour, Baobab, and Hibiscus. Ahabba Makan Watani Sudan.

Very nice video I'm just waiting for part 2 ❤️❤️❤️ much love

Thank you for your very nice information.

Hey amena I am from Eritrea and we have almost all the same culture especially the clothing and some other things.

Awesome Amena👏🏾😃

so beautiful. yes Amena we want to know about traditional wedding in sudan. we love you Sudan

Greetings to you, Amena. I thoroughly enjoyed this video about Sudan. I'm a South African writing from Johannesburg. I wanted to say that most of what you say about Sudan is typical of most of Africans. Things like eating together, eating with our hands, and so on. Although most people in the cities have abandoned most of those practices. The sound that you say Sudanese women make during traditional ceremonies like weddings, you find all over Africa. We call it 'ululating' here. I look forward to more videos about Sudan.

Sudan people are generous and humble and I love them so much cuz I'm Eritrean a country that has semetic people which 50% in Eritrea speak Arabic and Hebrew anyways thank you sharing your culture and traditional clothings I love everything about Sudan.....🇪🇷🇸🇩🙏💯💯😍😍😍

Loved this! And yes do a video about the weddings. Sudanese culture and society so similar to Somalis

Great ....kindly make more about sudan

I loved this video! Do you have a link where traditional Sudanese clothing for women can be purchased? 😊

Sudanese people where you at?? 🇸🇩🇸🇩 👇

So much good information

Ethiopia loves your music. As kids we used to be tired of our parents because they won't change the Sudan Tv channel the entire day 😂 Y'all be making hit after hit all by sitting down on the floor (Majlis).

Hey Amina, I'm a Sudanese woman and love your videos. I have seen Mauritanian women wearing taub as well!

Are the breads youve mentioned kind of sour like injera. I tried injera and that is definitely an acquired taste. I want to try sudanese food but they dont have it in my state.

@sarasoda7442

4 жыл бұрын

They’re usually not sour

How do you write the male tradicional clouding?

Hello Amena. Sukren ya suker for all that you said about Sudan. I am from Eritrea and I was in Sudan from the Age of 7 to 13 years old and move to USA afterwards. I had good times there. I speak Sudanese Arabic fluently. As you mentioned on your video. I 100% agreed with all what you said. I also belive Sudanese people are very hospitable and Sudanese Foul the best in the whole world. I have tried many and they all kneeled down to Sudanese Foul. Thank you for sharing, Ya suker. Yosef

I love your channel Amena 👍👍

Western and eastern lowlands of Eritrea have more or less similar cultures to the Sudan. As a citizen of Eritrea and having lived in the western lowlands for some time, I did not feel like a stranger in the Sudan. Food, weather, music and all is similar to my country. I picked up some Arabic while I was there and back at home. I enjoyed sleeping outdoors which is also common in Eritrea, eating one of the best ful I ever had. Shawarma and sheya served outdoors is also amazing which is something that I can't forget. And enjoyed the laid back nature of Sudanese people, their music and etc. Can you please send a link where you buy your Bhukoor incense in the US? I miss the Sudanese smell...Thanks for your video Amina!

I love you Amena 💕❤️& yass boo plz do a wedding video! Even though I’m Sudanese, I learned a lot of things from this video.

Thank you for sharing this!!! I love you guys’ videos. I am Sudanese and all of this made me think of my childhood and miss my Mom who lives in TX, but my family and I are in NJ 😢 🇸🇩🇸🇩

You are inspired me keep going

Yes do one on the wedding and a part two would be amazing Love ur videos 💕

I enjoyed learning about Sudanese culture. Here in the United States, we don't get true images of Africa and the depth of its beauty in its peoples. Yes, I would love to learn about weddings. I know that they are huge in many parts of the world! I would also like to learn about the Ethiopian alphabet, as it is so different from that used in most western nations. A series based on that alone would be so interesting and enlightening to me. Thank you.

Only channel Videos l don't skip anything!♥️♥️

We'll come Amena &Elias 😍

We have similar culture. And top you wearing is sooo beautiful. Thank u for sharing your beautiful culture.

@lobsterbalelegesse9919

4 жыл бұрын

Which culture is this that similar to Sudan?

@madinamaxamed4928

4 жыл бұрын

@@lobsterbalelegesse9919 somaila

I love this and thank you. An amazing Gentleman named Mohammed from Sudan picked me up in medical transport . I will be picked up Wednesday by a Mohammed but I won't know until tomorrow if it is the same man. Many driver's are Somolians. I don't think I will ever forget him for so many positive reasons. I remember he said he lost his father recently and I said he isn't actually gone because you have qualities that I rarely see and he is still part of you.

From Ethiopia I love you guys viva Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and Sudan🇦🇪

@sudanipropagandist6214

2 жыл бұрын

That's the uae flag

Nice video Amna. You look great in the toub. Where is Elias lol?

Amena you’re awesome

Hi Amina , I just want to add to your topics the food in Sudan the most delicious food and they make more the five different kind of food In a normal days for the family witch you can't see it in any culture, by the way I crow up in Sudan but I'm from Eritrea

İ am Syrian we love our brothers in Sudan sooo much 😍🥰💐❤️❤️☺️☺️

I love the fact that I know all the food you mentioned.... My dear sister from another Mr is sudanese, MashaAllah she is heaven sent... Alhamdulillah for her. We met in a foreign country, we became sisters... Am from Zanzibar by the way...

I wish we can go there together, you can show me around right?

I am an Indian and my best friend is Sudanese, that is how I came to know about your channel. And even though we are far apart we are similar in more ways than one. Love always

Next video traditional music of Sudan .i am from Ethiopia but i love you sudan .before 3 years i see sudan romodan months . its sunny so i like drink water but romodan not open shops. I hope visit again. Thanks amena and elias !!

كلام مختصر مفيد جدا 😍

I really enjoy it.

i got lots of Sudan's friends in Europe, nice people .

Hi sweet sister I am ethiopian I love Sudan people,..

I love to watch u guys love u💕💖🥰

Thank you for sharing info on Sudanese culture. I have only seen pics or TV on about Sudanese people. They were always very, very dark people. Are you the same people? a mixture & speak the same language? Thank you for your info. Pat

i want a full to an end

Marocains from sahra(south) wear also toub😍. Thankyou for the video missing Sudan so much:( Omgg i love bakhoor😍😍 best culture and sweetest people on earth proud to be 50% sudani😍🤗

l am Ethiopian .I don't anderstand too much English language only later later anderstand but I love Amena me watching you video so happy I wish you happy life long time

I love it 🥰

@AmenaandElias

4 жыл бұрын

Abby Endalew ❤️❤️❤️

Thanks for the video Amena, it was a very good intro to Sudan culture for proper who don’t really know much about us. I think Mauritanian women wear the toab in the same way as Sudanese women.

Part two please😊

Ameena and Elias you are one of my favorite KZreadrs, And you deserve more than a million subs. I’m Ethiopian myself and keep doing what your doing☺️

@AmenaandElias

4 жыл бұрын

ZaKo thank you I appreciate it ❤️

Where did u get your toub from😗

I have been teaching my daughter how to make garassa and karkadai. She loves them both! I hope to teach her how to make dam3 once her pallet matures.

I love Sudanese people, culture, and especially the Bakhoor and Karkade 💖✨