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I'm still having problems getting into my own comments, so this will have to do for now.
Anonymous - what are foreign students telling their families back home, about life in Syria?
My problem is not with foreigners in Damascus - far from it. Damascus has a long history of welcoming immigrants. My problem is with Arabs greeting Arabs in English. It's bizarre, and confined to one square kilometer of the country.
Norman - if you saw how tight their tops were, you wouldn't say they were Hizbollah fans!
Nour - I'm glad that cleared things up. Welcome to the blog.
Matt and Amniyah - I've seen this trend in London too - the yellow fashion - but here it's everywhere!
Anonymous - what are foreign students telling their families back home, about life in Syria?
My problem is not with foreigners in Damascus - far from it. Damascus has a long history of welcoming immigrants. My problem is with Arabs greeting Arabs in English. It's bizarre, and confined to one square kilometer of the country.
Norman - if you saw how tight their tops were, you wouldn't say they were Hizbollah fans!
Nour - I'm glad that cleared things up. Welcome to the blog.
Matt and Amniyah - I've seen this trend in London too - the yellow fashion - but here it's everywhere!
Sasa,
I had the same problem when I was back home last month until I discovered UltraSurf (http://www.ultrareach.com/). Perfect solution for all blocked sites.
It only works on PC though. (I had my macbook but had to use internet cafe's pcs instead)
Posted by
Yazan |
8:23 am
http://freebrowse.net/
Posted by
مترجم سوري |
2:31 pm
sasa,
put some pictures!.
Posted by
norman |
8:33 pm