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In addition to empathy and hate speech, please, tell us... We're you are from?🎉

Greece was always a poor country but also a rich nation in history, culture, philosophy, science and above all a nation of freedom. Katalaves?

…..said the poor in mind Turk

...and pom pom shoes?🙄😄

​@@ErlieDizon red history mr.malaka this is not pom pom .shoes thi is tsarouhi---- shoes with knife...

Respect to Scottish from Greece... these soldiers are evzons....1821-1912/1913-1916-1917-1920-1940-blood and honour -HELLAS-respect -fight with turkeys fight with Bulgarians fight with italians...

Yes, that happened to me several times, but you need to be near the sea to capture the network of Italy. After that, I received an SMS as "Welcome back to Tunisia" from a Tunisian operator as soon as I went back to downtown. 😄

​@@TravelerLensOfficial Thank you for the quick reply, this is indeed quite interesting. I am studying electrical engineering but I am also interested in RF stuff, especially telecommunications, so I always find those things fascinating. I wonder if some people living in Kelibia have gotten unexpected roaming bills due to this. I am sure that the Italian operators have placed some antennas on the mountain of Pantelleria with over 800m above sea level, so they can transmit all the way to Tunisia. For European tourists on vacation in Kelibia this might be an interesting way of skipping roaming fees on the coast 😅. I live in Luxembourg which is quite small, so before the EU free roaming agreement, you had to always pay attention when close to the border with France, Germany or Belgium to avoid falling into the roaming trap. Some foreign networks manage to reach several km into Luxembourg, especially when you go to more elevated parts of the country.

@@grima0482 Yes that also happened to me paying fees for just being few meters close to the beach 😃 and a second time in a place called "Ain Soltan - Jandouba" 4 Km near the border of Algeria, the smartphone just changed the operator by itself. those things can happen 😃 . I'll be grateful for sharing the channel 🙏

Thanks ❤️❤️

Thank you my friend for your encouragement

mahouch télifoun

ههه

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it s 70km so it will take 30min with a jetski

@@PINACOLADATNhelp me

@@cityuniquetravelstours1068 how i can help you ? ahaha

​@@PINACOLADATNraditou tayara

at constant speed of 80km/h it will be exactly 52 minutes @@Asly65

Yes it was. Sicula (Sicilia) also was once part of Tunis. That’s why our language is called sicula, it is mixed with words from Arabic Italian French Spanish.

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Hhhhh malla jahl

Enti lebhim !

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