r/Tunisia

salam everyone, i don’t really know how to say this perfectly but i’ll just speak from the heart, i’m moroccan, and somehow i ended up meeting a lot of tunisians while studying abroad, especially on campus at university, just normal student life, classes, library, cafeteria, nothing special at first, but slowly i started noticing something different about u guys, the vibe, the jokes, the way u include ppl without even trying, one moment that really stayed with me was a random day on campus, i was sitting alone near the uni cafeteria, not feeling my best, and a tunisian guy i barely knew just came and sat next to me, started talking about random things, joking like we’ve known each other for years, no pressure, no weird questions, just pure good energy, and later he called me KHOUYA like it was nothing, but wallah that word stayed with me, since then i’ve been following this subreddit, reading your posts, your humor, your culture, even your problems, and i swear it feels close to me in a way i didn’t expect, sometimes i even catch myself thinking what if i was tunisian, not because i don’t love morocco, i do, but because through u ppl tunisia started to feel like a second home somehow, maybe it sounds random, but i just wanted to say thank u for being the way u r and for making someone from another maghreb country feel that kind of warmth, much love to all of u your moroccan broth 🫶🏻🫂

Doesn't have to be something big any small personal win counts.

i work in a construction company and the project I'm on is taken from a foreign company

today i was checking numbers with the contractor and the engineer from my company

since she can't speak English i was the Link between them

it took us so much time and a lot of effort to finish the work

so she said: "since you good in EN tell him "ychaya7 rii9aak" in english"

anyone knows how to say it 🤣🤣

من غبل لنخرج من تونس ديما نشو فيها ترند متاع اواروبا ضاعة وانقذوا اوروابا وبرششش راسيزم, امما صراحة رغم الي خرجت ونخدم في الريف محسيت حت شيء ممكن مرة والازوز صارتلي فازا اما الناس معاملتهم باهية و حتى في الشركة لنخدم فيها فيها شوي اجانب اما ماشي الحال مثماش رسيزم

Slm

N7eb nechri usdt f tounes mnin najem ne5dh

3andi cart d 17 ama 9alouli fiha machekel w momkon 7abs

Slm ena kamalt le9raya aandi license en anglais w lha9 me lkitech biha hatta khedma te3jebni walla salaire behy , so i’m thinking of changing my whole career ! Ena dima te3jebni khedmet lhajem meli sghir w nhes eli hia skill nheb net3alemha w najem net3alemha surtt eli fibeli me tekhouch menek barcha wakt (6 months is enough)

So chraykom chabeb ? Tanshouni biha w is it easy bch biha hiya najem natla3 bekhdem lbarra (europe for example) w naamel menha flous

If there is any barber here please your opinion does matter aleekhr for me what are the ingredients of success in this job and making money !

Salem, ena 3ndi compte épargne fi Attijari w UIB. w 3mlt bita9t t3rif b thamen abawi, y5i najm n5arj flos ml compte wle lezmni nosl 18 sne?

Hey,

I’ll be honest, I’ve been using AI to help with my mémoire (mostly for structuring, rephrasing, etc.), but now I’m stressed about how universities deal with this.

For those who graduated recently, did they actually check your mémoire with AI detectors or is it just talk?

And if they did… how did you deal with it without ruining your writing?

Because I tried those “humanizer” things and they literally make the text sound dumb and not professional at all.

My question is what did you do to make sure your work got accepted even when using AI ?

Thanks 🤍

I have to prepare for an exam but I have no motivation.

كيما التوانسة الكل، انا من عشاق القهاوي.

عندي فوق العشرة سنين تقريب كل يوم لازم نعمل قهيوة مع الاصحاب، المشكلة كل ما تستانس بقهوة تزيد شوية و تتبدل عليك، يا يتبدلو الخدامة و توفى عشرتك معاهم يا تطيح الكاليتي و مولا القهوة ما يهموش في الكليونات و المجتمع الصغير الي يتلم في قهوتو.

نحب نحل قهوة تلم مجتمع باهي و تشوف بالعشرة.

اقترحو عليا افكار و بلايص و كي نحل ايجاو اعملو قهوة بلاش ❤️

4aya3t lunetti martin chhar he4a w 7achma n9olhom ychriwouli wa7da o5ra so I'm gonna save up to buy one myself. Ik I could babysit walla n9arri étude ema 7abit nchouf ken fama jobs o5rin I can do. Any help is appreciated<33333 (17F)

curious about your favorite thing of Tunisia

as the title said , u can tell us how they lived and what they did , anything pops in ur mind when u remember ur great grand parents

For context ena 23 M nakra master, mestenes dima nhawel nkhali rouhy as productive as i can w nater lftank en parallele maa lekraya.

Lately dkhalt f boucle bokhl khayba donc in able to recover w gain some money i became desperate for any side job. Khdemt kbal ka serveur (and many other things) w i made some good money. Came across a Facebook post about “salon de thé cherche comptoiriste” so i contacted the owner, explained li nakra w i can start from 17h w he told me they close at 1am to which i agreed, 8 hours of work for 800dt monthly as a comptoiriste is a very good opportunity especially in my situation. Which brings us to the actual issue, turns out i was expected to work solo as “comptoiriste, serveur, koujina” all in one fairly large place. Later we had a disagreement about closing time(won’t dive into details) besh ektachaft enou i was expected to work minimum 10 hours a day juste khater si l owner mawjoud mel 6 taa sbeh w yekhdem (irony enou he leaves lila kemla during my shift) w enou closing depends men wakteh yarja3 w shouldn’t have limits w can go up to 3am.

Ena ka ensen manaatich lel dhel karou w bien sure batalt f nharha.

Andha jomaa lehkeya ama it’s been bugging me off, est ce que wsolna we expect people to be enslaved for 800dt?

Est ce que ay ensen yekseb working space yra lkhadema b vision okhra? W alesh fama abed accept this type of slavery?

Issue is rit w smaat about plenty of similar situations. Alesh fama abed mestaad taamel flous ala dhhar abed okhra hata ken twasel l ensen heka lel limit mteou?