The Do's and Don'ts in Tanzania

Hello Beautiful people! Here are some tips and advise from me about what to do and what not to do while in Tanzania. Part of being in a foreign country is getting to know the culture and people. Well, let's not start off on the wrong foot and offend someone purely out of ignorance. Enjoy my tips on social etiquette here.

[samueldouglas]

Great work ma'am! Proudly Tanzanian and sending you much love from Korea👏😇

[hephzibahyahudah]

First time on your channel. Love it. I made notes 📝.
Greetings from a sister in Europe the Netherlands. Peace ✌🏾 and blessings to you and your family.

[Am-]

The left hand comment had cracking up, I have been teaching all my American friends about it for the past 22 years🤣🤣. Keep up the good work

[temuemanuel]

My sister, you are a good teacher.
You have said everything perfectly.

[keagleeagle]

Asante wifi. As Tanzanian I can say everything you said is true. Keep up the good work

[frmarchaloldschool]

Amazing channel that I've just discovered. As a Afro-French man living in the US, Tanzania got me thinking. Thanks a lot for all great tips.

[meti-away-nia-toshhonni-ak]

Hello!!! Again another great video and yes I cant wait to work with you and your team.

[Malthizar]

It's fascinating just how many of these rules are universal. Respecting and revering the elders, only using the right hand, having different "tribes", leaving your shoes at the door entrance/outside.

Point to a random spot on the map and 9 times out of 10 they will exhibit most, if not all, of these traits

[kheprikhepri]

Asante dada, for the info that you are sharing, just started watching your Channel yesterday, I am now a subscriber. Amani

[kiswahilitoday]

Great! I would say even when it comes to receiving something, you want to avoid receiving anything that is being offered to you with your left hand. Always receive with your right hand. Receiving or offering with your left hand is perceived rude, and traditionally parents have forced their kids to feed using their right hand even if they are left handed (I know modern parents who are becoming less strict on that).

Edit: and greeting

[andudontstopyo]

Awesome video! Thanks for the information.

[janicek]

Habari Dada, Asante sana. Great video - very informative! 💕

[isabellashija]

I love your personality Ebony. Glad to have you sis. Lots of love from Tanzania

[strah]

Ebonie i really enjoy your videos they are insightful and articulate keep doing great work for the cultures and representing us with grace and class.

[tanzanear]

Excellent. Really enjoying the videos, with thanks 😊

[r]

This is how we live in my country also. Am from south America

[eyeandisinclair]

Just to say you have the personality to make a success of your venture. Best wishes to you.

[rost]

What about getting citizenship in Tanzania 🇹🇿? I live in the UK but I'm from Angola 🇦🇴 (Africa) well done girl, I really love your work and the contents you are bringing to us about this beautiful amazing Tanzania 🇹🇿 country.

[synolve]

I’m loving these tips!! Nice blouse and earrings too!! Are you guys heading home soon to visit family? What are some of the business opportunities in Tanzania? How do you start a business in Tanzania?

[cinnamonstar]

sounds traditional black culture. no diaspora community should have a problem with this....