Meeting the WHITE side of the family vs BROWN side #shorts

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[napoleonbonaparte]

Relatable. I don't even remember all of my aunties names.

[animalwrangler]

So I’m not Muslim, but when my then boy friend now husband (just celebrated 17 years of marriage) and I were going to meet each others families. He came from a realllly small family. I have a large family. His expression was similar when I asked if you want names. I had to draw him a family tree basically 😂😂😂 still has some issues from time to time. But hey they try right?

[MWaheduzzamanKhan]

Those who didn’t understand, I can help you with Bengali words for relatives:

A) Grandparents:
Nana=Maternal Grandfather
Nani= Maternal Grandmother
Dada=Paternal Grandfather
Dadi= Paternal Grandmother

2)Uncles and Aunts:
Chacha= Brother of Father
Chachi= Wife of Chacha
Mama=Brother of Mother
Mami= Wife of Mama
Khala= Sister of Mother
Khalu= Husband of Khala
Phuphu= Sister of Father
Phupha= Husband of Phuphu

These words are normally used by Bengali Muslims. Bengali Hindus use almost same but slightly different system.

[BlueStar-qx]

As An Indian I can connect with her very well....

[clinlab]

I totally relate to this!! Lol! My big Italian family vs. my husband's tiny African American family. 20 years together and he still doesn't know all their names!!!

[imalmaududu]

Your hijabs are so soft like I wear them every day without I would never survive ❤️

[whojunkie]

Love your content so much - thank you for spreading such amazing info for people who don't understand what life is like as a Muslim (including me!)

[zaraabbas]

" shall I give you their names " 😂😂😂

[MIKI-wyfd]

Same thing of me explaining my desi family to my Canadian friends😂

[DenizenoftheAges]

Y'all make this world better. Praise be to All. God is great.

[latricec]

As someone from a large family, I can relate to this when my spouse met them for the first time

[xeeebon]

That's the story of all south asian families 😁

[oumalbanatnounou]

Assalamu alaikom.I'm from Morocco, I'm happy to see this beautiful Muslim couple doing those funny things, laughing, acting together it's very cheerful to me, and you give me hope that still their is true love and kindness. Baraka Allahu lakuma wa Baraka alaikuma wa jamaa bainakuma fi khayr🇲🇦🇲🇦♥️♥️❤️💞💝✌🏻👍🏻

[anderssondyke]

The smile after “all of my cousins!” is great!

[tohabepary]

me being desi and understood what she said haha😄🤣

Edit thx for 396 likes

[Emaankidscrochet]

I can totally relate to this. I’m a revert Aussie who married a Pakistani. I was so confused at first but once you know all the names at least you know how everyone is related to you.

[Pepperoni_rat]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 lm crying this is how it was when I met my husband’s family 🤣he’s white, I’m Hispanic and most family met day before the wedding because we were long distance after meeting at an out of state internship 🤣

[Baron_TheCat]

I have 19 uncles and aunts on dad’s side, and 9 on mother’s side, a lot of them now have grandchildren, at this point, I stopped counting the new borns

[Influentialblis]

Oh my goodness this is amazing! 😂 My dad is white and my mom is latin so As you can tell it was much like this when it came to going to family functions(the white side being small & the bigger being🥴)

Then when I was dating a Pakistani woman😅 I got this all over again 😵‍💫

Mashallah! It's hilarious and great to have so much family! I relate to your husband when It comes to meeting everyone 🤭


Keep up the great content! 🌟

[ammarahmad]

Phuppo phuppa taya tai and many many appi(s) and bhaiya(s) also 😂😂