As a morrocan myself i can testify that we don't actually breakfast with cereals. We do actually eat bread, moroccan crepes and cheese, mint tea, etc... there are so many different specialities for breakfast that only require flour and water! Nevertheless, Khaoula's cute and I wish she'd learn korean in order the please the in-laws (which is something, we, moroccans are really preoccupied about. Marrying your husband is marrying his family in our tradition as well). Good luck!
Ila Well I'm half maroccan half european and In my parent's case is not like that XD And yeah the maroccan breakfast is way better! Rghaif, Mint tea, toast, etc. Delicious!!
Ila you are totally right I'm doing my best to learn korean and about the breakfast it's up to each person so even when i was in Morocco i prefer to start my day with this kind of breakfast anyways thank you so much ❤
Lee Bambi Actually my maroccan grandma used to eat kookies and cereal and milk as a breakfast too. I hope that you can adapt to korea and be happy there with your husband. My best regards to you, your husband and your maroccan and korean family!화이팅!Beslama 🇰🇷🇲🇦
Lee Bambi yea it is your way but u shouldn't have said that s how moroccans eat breakfast bcz that's not at all moroccan . most moroccans don't eat cereals.....
This is probably one of my favorite episodes! For only being in Korea for 3months her Korean is really good! I love the relationship she has with her mother-in-law, it's really cute and playful. I don't think I've seen one like that in any of the episodes I've watched!
ehh tbh i didn't like the mother in law that much. Khaoula seems to be trying hard to learn Korean and the culture but she's just been there for 3 months she can't possibly know everything yet... but the mother in law seems to expect she should know everything already... she seems to pressure her too much. it's condescending when she said, you came from Morocco and married my son, you should remember all holidays etc... well she could have said it nicely.. like *now that you're in korea, let's try to learn all the Korean holidays ok?* The mother in law has to understand it takes time to learn any culture... it's not easy when you're an outsider It's alot of stress so give her some time...
What I liked about Khaoula was how she tries so hard to get to know the world which her beloved one is from. She doesn`t understand much and she may find some things funny but still she respects the different culture and tries her best to understand it. She is not sad when she cannot communicate. She just doesn`t give up and finds her way to solve the problem. She appeared very warm-hearted and brave. And I became a huge fan of hers! Hope she will be able to return to her husband and "mom" very soon (I don`t know but her mother-in-law didn`t feel bossy to me, she was just taking care of her in her own way and I felt like they made a certain bond with each other). Anyway, fighting Khaola! I am rooting for you! :)
Ohmygosh this girl 😂😂😂😂 she is freaking hilarious haha I enjoyed her sense of humor. Haha especially when she said she isn't an old lady x'D and the camera man told the mother in law haha can they please get a reality show?? =D
this girl lives in a different morocco than I do. what do you mean the mother in law doesn't get involved in her son's life?,?? moroccan mother in laws are way scarier than Koreans!!!!!
Idk why there are so many people saying "Khoula is not Moroccan bc this and that" now I'm asking, is your country just a small area that it's impossible to be diverse? Everyone must like and do the same? Lol Anyway the bickering between Khoula and her mom in-law is pretty cute 😆
Exactly, I am Moroccan and I can tell you that there's a lot of diffrent people in our country we're sharing a lot of thing but we're not living the same my whole family likes to eat the original breakfast but I personally I like cereals better and there's a lot like me,we really diffrent
When she was looking for her mother in law she reminded me of myself when I was living in China, once when I got lost in Beijing and had to ask like 15 people to find my friends' place... and another time when I took the wrong bus twice hahaha. She's a brave young woman, 24 and already married and living so far away from home. May she have a happy and easy life in Korea!
I feel like she's a bit immature and naive, not about korean culture but life in general. I thought she was 19 but she's actually 23 WTH. Now I know why I thought she was really young. Her mother in law on the other hand is by far the nicest korean in law I've seen on this show.
They are getting along well, but all the Korean commentators here say they can't understand why the mother-in-law is so nosy. Maybe in the old days, that's how mother-in-laws used to behave in Korea. But now a days, that kind of over attention on a married couple can land the husband in the divorce court. Korean women today no longer put up with such behaviours, such as the mother-in-law entering the premises suddenly without knocking. The mother-in-law needs to step back and let the couple have their own time, and don't interfere in their lives so much. Koreans wouldn't put up with this, so why should foreigners who are new to the country?
finally! i've been waiting to see someone from my country on this program :D wish the couple to live happily, i'm sure khaoula will adjust to korean culture, we have a lot of common things in our moroccan culture especially when it comes to traditions.
ふじわら明菜 u seem so jealous and pressed that many woman from a third world country get married to a person from the developed world is it ur concern? The so called developed country created these third world countries by colonising their country for their own purpose and leave them into ruins the most developed countries didn’t become rich on their own but by colonising,war,enslave,stealing,raping,experimenting on beings and all kind of bad things Japan is a past war criminals so as Germany I can name all the other developed countries who
Her mother in law is my neighbor in Changwon. We still have mother in laws in Korea like on TV checking on her daughter in law's schedules and life, but just rare these days. If daughter in law was Korean, she would have never done it because they end up being divorced with this issue. Most of mother in laws let their kids live their own and to be independent. It may seem a bit weird and absurd for the international viewers witnessing this type of mother in law being to bossy on her daughter in law. But it is one of the ways they show their affection and love behind and they actually take good care of their daughter in laws.Mom really wants to teach her daughter in law every bit of Korean things so that her daughter in law gets smooth transition in her new life in the new country. I don't worry about this couple, and mother in law actually has full of her love and caring heart toward her daughter in law. She is just teaching her daughter in law in certain level of intensity and the way she treats and her tone language tell that they are in good relationship. Beautiful and lovely family!!!
mahalo aloha yes that's right my mother in law she is so sweet and so kind also she treats me so good we love each other and i don't have any doubt about how much she loves me may Allah bless us and keep my family always strong together. I still have much things to learn about Korean culture and she is helping me to adjust to Korean life so i really appreciate that ❤ she is my real mom not a mother in law ❤
Lee Bambi 행복한 가족입니다. 보기 너무 너무 좋아요. I apartment is near by your mom's house. Doosan We've APT. I miss Changwon so bad and we are currently living in Houston now. I was so happy when I was watching the show and you were visiting my district of Changwon city. I have realized how much prosperous I were in Korea and how everything was good and convenient in Korea after moving to Houston. I surely regret that I took all those convenience and welfare system and wellbeing provided by Korea as granted. Like as said in proverb, my neighbor's grass looks always greener than mine. I wish we may treat foreigners more equally and make them feel as home in Korea. I am trying hard now to find the way that I am able to go back to Changwon in the near future. My apartment is still there and my family is all in Changwon and Busan. I wish you may have a smooth transition to settle down in the different culture and different language. I understand how hard it is. But one thing i can tell is that you chose the right person in the right place. Your hubby and mom seem so awesome and generous. I wish you may be the bridge of two nations, Morocco and Korea and Africa and Asia and Muslim and Confucianism. Good luck, Girl~~~^^
ربما خافت ان تجرح زوجها وامه قد يفهمون عدم انحنائها قلة احترام للاب ويمكن ما كانت متوقعة انها رح تنحط في هدا الموقف لكن يجب عليها ان تتناقش معهم وتشرح لهم دين الاسلام وكدا رح يحترمو دينها وقواعدها و
I really enjoyed watching this episode , At least now we have an idea about the real life of mixed couples in korea . Thank you for sharing your experience and part of your daily routine as a married moroccan lady who tried to adapt with the korean culture through this program . I wish you happiness and a long lasting married life .
Khaoula has such a cheerful energy.. even though she feels strange towards many things she is trying to learn. And makes everyone laugh. Her beauty helps her in Korea too 😂
نحن كمسلمين نحترم ثقافة الغير وديانتهم ولكن لا تعد ثقافتنا وديانتنا ان نسجد لغير الله فهذه من اعظم الكبائر التي قد يفعلها المسلم ومن الاجمل لو تكونين سفيرة لاسلام باخلاقك انت لست مظطرة ان تبتعدي عن دينك حتى تنالين محبتهم محبة الله فوق الجميع كلامي اذا كنت مسلمة
Zakia Rajab ... شفتوها كيف تِطَلَعْ.. يعني ماكانت تعرف شو تسوي بس هي مسلمة وكل مسلم أو غير مسلم حر بأفعالعه بالنهاية هي التي تتعذب بالنار مو إنتي.. 😄😄بس أبديت رأيي أتمنى ما فهمتيها كإهانة أو شي خطأ أو كأني ما عجبني كلامك 🙃🙃😍
This is definitely my favourite episode wow !! I like this so so much and the husband is so genuine plus caring and the wife's so goofy and beautiful . Also bless the mother in law my all time fave ep for sure :)))
Wow what an incredible young lady. So seems so indepentend to go out by herself and ask strangers for advice ^^ I think it's also impressiv how fast she learned korean. Hopefully her mother-in-law and other koreans will be patient and accept her the way she is.
أو شي هديك حياته مو حياتك انتي ما رح تتعاقبي بمكانها انتي ما رح تحبي أي حد أنوا يدخل بحياتك حتى هي ما رح تحب الي رح يدخل. بحياته هدي نصيحة مو استحقار. تحية إلكم من المغرب
The mother in law is somewhat frustrated because they can't communicate well, but at the time it's so funny, once she learns Korean they are going to be good friends I feel.
I feel so bad for this girl. It's hard enough being a new wife, but to be a new wife in a new country is extra hard. I hope her husband gives her enough support.
I kind of find it scary to live in korea.I don't mean the people,but what they they expect.Don't know how to say this,but I woul feel not welcomed and ALWAYS the foreigner.Don't know...Nothing for me,but a beautiful country with an interesting culture.
This is just my thought. I have watched most of the episodes and most of the guests have a had a hard time finding their destination. I was like, "Dont they know Google, Naver or Kakao Maps?"
مشاء الله عليك عجبتني تربيتك كيفاه تتعاملي مع الناس باللطافة خليك إيجابية وحاولي تعلمي راجلك التعاليم الدينية نتاعنا عن طريق الافعال نتاعك. وخليك متفائلة .اختك من الجزائر😘😘😘😘
Guys, there are many non-practicing muslims out there that are only considered muslim cuz of their family and country. I don't know bout Morocco but there are def a lot in the middle east, especially the young generation.
bultaoreune Theres a few not much in Middle East. Morocco is in North Africa and majority of them are very conservative with their religion. I’ve been there and seen it.
Maryam Malik, then why in quran the brothers of the prohet Joseph (Yusuf) did the same thing to greet him? He even dreamt about 11 planets, the sun and the moon bowing to him the same way? It was a dream from GOD... please learn more about islam, there's a difference between cultural norms and giving respect in a memorial AND bowing as in praying... she didn't pray to the dead grandfather, she only respected a greeting for a memorial according to korean norms, that's all.
They say she speaks four languages, but three of them are spoken in her country. They wrote Moroccan which is wrong because the name is Darija and is derived from Arabic and some other languages including French which are other two languages listed. And the fourth one is English, which she still makes some mistakes while talking it. But the fact thay she knew no Korean and the level she achieved in such a short time, and the fact she and her husband fell in love despite communicating in a language not native to any of them blew my mind more than any quantity or quality of languages she speaks. Love does make you do incredible things.
My Korean mother in law is an ANGEL thank god... we met and got married in the U.S and we might live in korea for a year for work but the goal is to stay majority of our lives here in Michigan but my mother in law is sooo sweet honestly I’m blessed
قال تعالى .(يوم لاينفع مالٌ ولا بنون إلا من أتى الله بقلبٍ سليم ) كيف يكون قلبها سليم وهي تسجد لغير الله !؟ وكيف يكون قلبها سليم وهي متزوجه برجل غير مسلم ! هي الدنيا ورب البيت تفنى...
amu5238 nop totally bad observation skills! She is my best friend & she is more than sensitive & sweet than anybody I have known. Both of them are just lovely & I wish them happiness
She's not dominant...she has a personality, i think that is a good thing! She lives in a different country, far away to her parents and friends, so she must to be strong, they are in love and she is not a lazy person so maybe the husband is only more understanding and sweet than usual? However maybe he can be seen like submissive but i think (personal opinion) that is a strong word :)
انا لا اعلم ماهي ديانتك ولكن لو كنتي مسلمة ارجو انك توضحين لزوجك وعائلته انك لا تسجدين ل احد غير الله ويجب ان يتقبلوا دلك ومهما كان حبك لزوجك المفروض لا ينسيك دينك وحبك لله والله لا تنفعك الدنيا ومافيها أسال الله لك الهداية والثبات واتمنى تدعيهم للاسلام وان هالاشياء خرافات لا تنفع الميت بشيء لانه انتقل لمكان اخر دار الحساب فهو ليس بحاجه للطعام والشراب ادعيهم للاسلام ب افعالك وطيبتك صلي امامهم ولا تخجلي من دينك مثل ما يفعلوا الخرفات ولا يخجلون منها
اغلب المغاربة 98.7% منهم مسلمين لكن انا ما اجزمت بدلك (حتى لأظن بها سوءا ) انما تسألت ؟ ونصحتها ونعم المسلم يعرف بتصرفاته فآدا كان تصرفة هدا منافي للدين يجب ان ننصحها كأخوة لها ف الدين والرجاء قولي خيرا او اصمت وتدكري انك محاسبة على كل كلمة انت ايضا لا تغرك الحياة الدنيا فهي دار امتحان وليست دار خلود وانما الله يحسابنا على كل اعمالنا كبيرها وصغيرها
يا اذكياء ما شفتوا امها و اخواتها متحجبات ؟؟ يعني اكيد مسلمه وزوجها مسلم بس شكلها ما علمت احد ، الله يصلحها و يهديها ويرشدها اللي سوته كبيرة من الكبائر و شرك اكبر بالله ، لازم تتوب وتستغفر ربها هي وزوجها لان اللي سووه مو سهل
This is the proof tha us Algerian or Moroccan can be with a Korean guy. I'm with a Korean guy and my parents accepted him. It been now 4 years that we are together.
I hate to say this but as a korean girl, I wouldn't want my future children to marry korean guys only because of the in-laws..Korean guys are fine but the in-laws are so difficult. I think the reason why they act the way they do is that they were treated really badly before. I feel bad for them but it's not right to take it out on daughter-in-laws only cause you were treated horribly. And she was saying " why are you tired? You are not working or making money." Just wow...
Moroccan in laws are exactly the same as weird as it can sound. Cultures are totally different but i saw rhat mother in law and reminded me of all mothers in law in Morocco, same thinking
Am Arab, my mother doesnt get involved in her daughters in laws lives. She never go there without asking them first, and wont tell them how to manage their lives
I like how the mother in law and khaoula interact with each other! And not argue with each other like the rest of the "mothers-in law" in these past episodes.
19:11 i swear even though they dont speak the same language they can pretty much understand each other really 😂😂😂 dont be mistaken about the language barrier they each kniw.what the other is talking about
woo...i really like this couple...they look so cute together...even if there is a big gap btw the 2 cultures, they will be fine as long as they love each other... khaoula fighting..
Pomegranate anaar North Africa is in Africa and not in Europe so Moroccans are African and not Arab. From a political point of view you are part of the Arab countries especially because of religion. Otherwise, the Maghrebins are not Arab but Amazigh. And the real Arabs like the Saudi, do not like Maghrebin because historically you are not Arab but Arabized, y’all speak darija which has nothing to do with fossha. Since the moment you say tomobile, mounika, blousa, fourchetta you are not arabic
Nùr • Speak for you, what I say is true, you can’t deny it, unfortunately, it's a fact. Nowadays, with the new generation, people are more open and have less a priori. But I don’t lie either, Maghreb women especially Moroccan and Tunisian have a bad reputation in the Middle East. But the Arabs have a rather pejorative judgment of us Maghrebins and Maghreb is the same. Here the Arabs of the Middle East are known to be haughty, belittling to our community especially women. But yes, it doesn’t concern everyone there are good and bad people in every country and thank God
It's crazy how all the families expect them to learn Korean and be good at it quickly the. They make no effort half the time to speak In Their language or English
let me make things clear 1.Moroccan mother in laws are evil, you are lucky this is actually a really nice mother-in-law. 2. i never once in my life ever heard of a steamed chicken whatever that thing is and i am Moroccan 3.that is not a Moroccan breakfast, not even close
wiji nhdnd 1.You should not generalise and say that moroccan mother in laws are evil, coz not all of them are , there are kind ones and spiteful ones ( maybe more , but we cant.know ,we didnt do statistics on this ).( as we say in moroccan darija , bnadem tob w hjar). her mother.in.law is really nice.apparently.. 2. for the steamed chicken, as for my family, we make it all the time, we take chicken and. stuff it with either seasonsed vermicelli or rice ( tastes better with rice) , and.the chicken.is also.seasoned .you put the stuffed chicken.in.a pressure cooker ( fill it with enough water and put the chicken in the small pot that u find inside (mhm f cocotte) ). Or you can just season.chicken with slices of seasoned potatoes and put them to.steam. Try them , they tatsy. 3. for.the breakfast, i agree with you, maybe some have their breakfast with cereals and milk.but majority of moroccans have tea , bread , olive oil, jam ... etc .
No we do have steamed chicken... we have it in my region (center of Morocco), and we steam it the same way with more spices and some carrots and potatoes.
Khaoula is such a cute girl with big innocent eyes and a wacky sense of humour. i think she is going to fit in well in the korean society and be happy.
For someone who hasn't been in Korea for long, her Korean is really good and you can tell she is really trying! I've seen some people who've lived in korea for years and can't even say simple words
انا في عيد من أعياد كوريا ذهبنا الي منزل ام زوجي قال لي قومي بحركة الركوع للتحية و للتهنئة قلت له نحن لا نركع إلا لله. فقال هناك حركة أخرى تستطيعين القيام بها الحمد لله . بنسبة لتصرفك مع امك في القانون يجب أن تحترميها اكثر و ان تكوني أقل عفوية معها. و هي سوف تتحسن معك بالوقت ~ امي في القانون طيبة ايضا و انا و هي كالام و ابنتها الحمد لله ♡ . الله يسعدك اضحكتينا و أحببت الحلقة♡
시어머니 한국 멀리서 온 며느리 얼마나 외롭겠어요. 컨추롤 하려고 말고 따뜻하게 대해주세요. 그러다가 아들 이혼시키겠어요. I hope her mother in law will treat her better. You never know how hard she is to adjust to new circumstances.
في المقطع تسجد لغير الله نسأل الله السلامه والعافيه وكما تعلمون السجود لغير الله كفر فلذلك لايجوز مشاهدة مثل هذه الامور والله تعالى أعلم وهذا ان دل على ان زوجها كافر وليس بمسلم
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