Meet lebanese people

fatal_error069
By fatal_error069

hey everybody,

Its George,

i cam to Qatar, Doha 3 days ago, and i need to meet new people, for hanging out, and helping each other, i may need someone to share my apartment with, so please reply or send me email to [email protected]

thank you

By nadt• 22 Jul 2007 17:44
nadt

Your not judging people? I beg to differ? So u r telling me u ran into most lebanese people? Stating that most r stuck up and and arrogant is judging people? How many how you met, just out of curiousty? To state that your hoping to meet some "good" lebanese people so you can "change" your idea about them, who being arrogant now? Im sorry im not looking for an argument but both ur posts are really offensive?

By Rashid_666• 22 Jul 2007 17:33
Rashid_666

Maybe I met the Arrogant ones. Maybe I ran into the stuck up ones. I was just sharing some experience. I am not judging people. I hope to meet some good lebanese people around here and chage the idea I have about them.

By zmalik• 21 Jul 2007 15:13
zmalik

Rashid, I don't agree that the Lebanese have a superiority complex.... its just that they are more refined & cultured (atleast the educated ones) than rest of the Arabs....so probably they are PROUD of that, but there is a difference between 'being Proud' & 'Being Arrogant'...... and I for one haven't met an Arrogant Lebanese, Yet!...cheers....ZM

By nadt• 20 Jul 2007 13:10
nadt

Rashid..its a bit hard not to offend a nation when u generalise them into two categories ..stuck up...not straight forward...i find it really hard to beleive that "most as u say fall into those categories...Generally when people say that it ususally means they have met 10 or so lebanese people in their life who they have identified these issues with and genralised it with "All..so and so are the same"

When u really have met most of the lebanses people in the world or lebanon..then maybe i might take ur opinion seriously...

I mean i can start generelising about where ur from but i dont think the nation deserve it...just b/c someone from one nationality behaves in a certain way..theres no need to turn it into the whole nation...

When r people gonna stop being rascist and generalising in this forum..all u hear is "westerner r blah blah blah....Asians r blah blah blah...arabs r blah blah blah...

if u have had s specific problem with a person by all means mention it even their nationality but dont say all of them r like that....

By Rashid_666• 19 Jul 2007 16:57
Rating: 2/5
Rashid_666

I really don't wanna offend anyone here especially lebanese people. I've met lots of them overseas and I see some of them here. Most of them (I did not say all of them) are stuck up and think they are Superior to other Arabs. Can you guys explain it? I am very open minded guy and I don't mind discussions as long as it will not cause hate. Lebanese guys are not very straight forward and the girls are way too stuck up. I hope I did not offend anybody here.

By fatal_error069• 19 Jul 2007 13:11
fatal_error069

mokhtasar mofid :

el lebnene byousal la akbar el marakez FARDIYYAN ... w byefshal bi azghar el mase2el JAME3IYYAN .... men heik el lebnene barrat lebnen ... nbre 1 .. w jouwet lebnen .. mashekel w zegher 3a2el .... lel asaf

By zmalik• 14 Jul 2007 15:45
Rating: 4/5
zmalik

Hey,

I am from Pakistan, but I have lived almost all my life in the Gulf region. In general, lebanese are nice people. Probably the nicest among ALL arabic speaking. My next door neighbour and my best friend here in Saudi Arabia is a Lebanese. And over the last 3 years he has been there for me and my family. Although I have heard lots of stories about lebanese people, that they are smooth operators or that they play dirty politics behind your back, I am yet to have a bad experience with them. Some of my good friends in Dubai & Bahrain are lebanese.

Cheers....ZM

By dharlzzz• 13 Jul 2007 09:52
Rating: 2/5
dharlzzz

my boyfriend is half lebanese half canadian, and he is proud that he is part lebanese...i don't see anything wrong about him being lebanese...in fact, i love him for being proud of his heritage...it takes one educated person to respect others and most importantly himself....the reason why the world is divided is because of so much hate and discrimination...if only all people, regardless of race, heritage and religion will accept the existence of others who have different beliefs, religions, culture and heritage than their own, then perhaps this world will be a better place for everyone...

i love my boyfriend, lebanese or not...he is a person with so much dignity and am proud of him...

By nadt• 2 Jun 2007 15:18
Rating: 4/5
nadt

I cant believe that Lebanese are always bickering with each other. As an Lebanese woman who grew up in Australia, I am proud to say I am Lebanese. In every culture theres the good the bad and the ugly but i take my hat off to al the lebanese people who have lived through many years of war and no one can bring them down. In the west if we have a catastrophe the whole country shutsdown meanwhile the lebanese people have endured so much hardship, sadness, trials and tribulations and continue to do so if that means some of them turn out a bit "bad",(and beleive me I have come across some) then dont blame them or put them down, but think about what they have gone through in their lives, especially if you are Lebanese and had the privledge to live in a comfortable life outside of Lebanon.. Give the Lebanese people a break man!!!!

If u have encountered some bad lebanese people, dont socialise with them...that comes with every culture but dont put then down.

Theres nothing wrong with socialising with other cultures but if u forget who u r and where u come from.. Go the LEBS.... I for one will be seeking out the Lebanese people when I come to Qatar.....

By cute-guy• 29 May 2007 22:08
cute-guy

Hay cfhebertjr ,sorry ya man bas u r mistake i didnot meant the people who save our country from isreal and even i am not with them but this is the truth,we escaped from the politics these ppl they destroy our country and the stupid ppl that follow them (el zo3ama 5arabo el balad,they live the best life and they stole our money and at the end we fight each other because of the politic) i mean them allllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll,i see lebaness ppl shining every where in good position and in good places while in our country we prefer to fight and make problem more than we work.just see there is no problems between ppl if the politics r okay with each other whyyyy,coz most of the ppl follow them like animals sorry but this is the truth.....

Girly wat we can say but bikol 2asaf now we r all here :(:(

but yala 2ala kbeer

By nondita• 14 May 2007 17:24
Rating: 4/5
nondita

Hi George and all other Lebanese

To address all your worries and those of others, a group of us Lebanese living in Qatar are actually organizing a Lebanese Expats Gala dinner on May 31 at the Four Seasons Hotel, Doha. The event is a volunteering effort aimed at uniting Lebanese in Qatar and worldwide under one roof and providing a networking opportunity for all. Tickets are for 225 Qrs, it will include a buffet dinner, live entertainment, a Lebanese flag for everyone to sign on and write messages and much more!

The 2007 Moghtarebee Lubnan event represents a major social event for the Lebanese expatriates’ community in Qatar.

To get more info on the event or to purchase a ticket please contact us at [email protected]

Thanks to all and hope to see you there!

Nada

By cfhebertjr• 4 May 2007 18:49
cfhebertjr

is obviously referring to Hezbollah, Syria and Iran when stating "they fucked our country" right?

God bless Lebanon and the Lebanese people.

By a simple guy• 4 May 2007 18:39
a simple guy

Hey Guys...even if we have our differences, surely it makes a lot of sense to befriend fellow compatriots if only to share in the learnings and experiences we all go through as we establish ourselves in a new location! I'd love meeting guys/gals from all over the world and would love to meet my fellow Kenyans as well.

By girly• 4 May 2007 18:30
Rating: 3/5
girly

lebnene ma benkhaf 3leyk..give you 2 weeks and you will become expert in doha..like all of us..dont worry...

u can recognize the lebanese in the mall from there way of walking,wearing..eyes..dont worry.

alla ykhalilna our saniyora...kel lebnen will be here soon.

By Laz• 2 May 2007 17:17
Laz

try classified ads on QL, i read in the morning couple of ads about a guy asking for a flat mate,I just moved to my new flat last month in Bavaria City suites, in West bay , but I already found a flatmate, wish you asked earlier man...good luck to you

By fatal_error069• 2 May 2007 15:36
fatal_error069

since i can find good Lebanese people ;-) in here, i find myself comfort to ask something, i live now in an hotel, and i need so soon, to live with 2 or 3 Lebanese, in an apartment which is close to the center of Doha, in order not to loose time,specially in the morning :-D , so any available apartments you know about? if not can you please inform me what is the best way to find some Lebanese who need a guy to share them the apartment.

You all know how difficult is to find the apartment, with good people to share with, with the appropriate furnitures and PRICE ..

Thanks for your help ... in advanced

George

By Laz• 2 May 2007 14:53
Rating: 4/5
Laz

on friday its 7;30 pm and sundays: 8:30 pm if u go earlier you can attend the italian and philipino churches also

By fatal_error069• 2 May 2007 14:49
fatal_error069

thanks for the info ... but can i know when should i be there? wa2et el 2eddes ye3neh ...

thank you

By Laz• 2 May 2007 11:07
Rating: 5/5
Laz

thnx for the CS course in system shutdown, I wa just about to foget my soft. eng. course and thnx to you its all coming back now :P

As for the church, its located neat marriot hotel, just tell the taxi driver to take you to marriot hotel once their theres a small roundabout in front of the hotel, look to your right and you'l see lots of cars, it will be easier if you choose a phlipino taxi driver, they know better. By the way, are you to church to meet girls, coz thats what most lebanese bacherlors do .lol

By DaRuDe• 2 May 2007 10:57
DaRuDe

you are not lebanese,thats BETTER

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By Oblivious• 2 May 2007 10:49
Oblivious

Hahaha, no way! you shocked me! :P, I'm not lost anymore :P...I'm certainly not Lebanese, but people think I am all the time! it's becoming annoying, kinda. So...I have this "touch" between me and Lebanese nationality :p

_____________________________________

Just because you read my posts, it doesn't mean we're buddies!

By DaRuDe• 2 May 2007 10:46
DaRuDe

hayda QL :P

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By Oblivious• 2 May 2007 10:43
Oblivious

Sho hayda? :P

Welcome to Doha...

_________________________________

Just because you read my posts, it doesn't mean we're buddies!

By fatal_error069• 2 May 2007 09:54
fatal_error069

my work and some of my hobbies are related to the computer .. so if u ever had a major error on ur pc, ull have a " FATAL ERROR " .. that means that if any1 will meet me, he got to be formated :-p

its good to know that Lebanese people go almost to same locations, so they gather together, as i said before im new here .. so can i have the addresses of all the location u gave, so i can go by taxi without getting loss, i don't have a car yet, and please without any misunderstood, i need the full address of the church thats located next to an hotel, a famous one, but i forget it, and what is the suitable time for being there on Friday.

thank you guys .....

By tattee• 2 May 2007 08:50
tattee

Gotta correct you on that Laz..it's DREIWEL!!!!!!!!!!

By Laz• 2 May 2007 08:48
Laz

WLAK ESLAM TEMMAK...

By DaRuDe• 2 May 2007 08:48
DaRuDe

Na Guess he got a fatal error in him self since birth :P

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By Laz• 2 May 2007 08:45
Rating: 4/5
Laz

I dont want this thread to turn into hate towards lebanese, but everyone knows that lebanese life style is different than any other arab country, thus the people who live such a life style have to become different. Its not arogance, but a way of life. AS for the accent, I guess people love it becuase it doesnt have that roughness in it, and the combination of french with english makes it even cuter. Some Arabs see if as bad thing and accuse us of denying our arab heritage, but then again half of the khaliji conversations are filled with english and indian words that have penetrated the conversation and become part of daily dialog, I mean DREIWER, ie driver in qatari, cataloj ie catalog...at least lebanese use the correct french word in their conversation and not a twisted version of it.Bottom line is, different cultures diffenrt people, u love them, hang out with them, you dont love them...just avoid them...Everybody's happy

By Laz• 2 May 2007 08:38
Laz

do you spell your nickname on QL as Fatal as deadly or Femme FATALE? coz you sure are thinknig of femme fatale get together at the cofe shop early in the morning!!!

By tattee• 1 May 2007 19:36
tattee

Hi..just wanna say..i luv lebanese..i agree..the accent is just amazing..i know that u could find lots of great people whatever their nationality is..i'm totally against discrimnation..but as soon as i meet any lebenese..male female..old young..whatever..the accent and the french/arabic slang just gets to me..i feel close to them before i even know them..we might not really click..we might not have alot in common..but who cares..i just luv 'em..especially who are from beirut..i can listen to them talk all day!!!

By Don Corleone• 1 May 2007 19:29
Rating: 5/5
Don Corleone

Go to crepaway for lunch or le monot or cafe najjar or le notre or awtar and in the afternoon go back to le notre or lina's and back to crepaway, then if its wednesday thursday or friday nite u can go to the pearl and i will give u 2 weeks and u will know most of the lebanese here. or u can join facebbok.com and look for lebanese in qatar they are a bunch of "locos" and u'll meet the rest of lebanese in qatar

I always tell the truth, even when I lie

By fatal_error069• 1 May 2007 18:36
fatal_error069

its George here,

as i said before, i came here 3 days ago, and i made some friends when im working, but the reason that im searching for lebanese friends, is so simple, we lived in the same country, same language "LEBNENEH" wlek fi a7la mnel lebneneh !!!!! ?? we may graduated in the same university, we may spend a night in the same nigh club, or restaurant, we even may be relatives ..... !!! common !! do u think that u can hang out with a Lebanese like u can hang out with an other person with another nationality ?!?! i have 3 Indian workers next to me, they are great, good personality and funny, but i can understand 2 words over 10 words of what they are speaking ... el lahje taba3on gharibeh !!! so for hundreds of reasons i prefer to hang out with a lebanese, guy or girl, and YEAH we should be united in here, Lebanon needs us, we need to be more powerful, so we can return later on to Lebanon . . .

3 days in here and i find it so hard for me... so i need good Lebanese's help ..

Thank you ... Alla ma3o lebnen :-p

By DaRuDe• 1 May 2007 18:34
DaRuDe

hmm there is this paradise coffee go there u will find ur country pal alot meet them and enjoy specially at weekend nights,

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By cute-guy• 1 May 2007 17:23
Rating: 5/5
cute-guy

comon guy and girl and all lebaness ppl,too much ppl in lebanon fight and hate each other for nothing so we r out side our country,so here we have to coordinate with each other amd help each other and hope we teach the politics in our country to care about our country and love it and dont send us out side to work here and here.............they fucked our country :(

yala have a nice time all

By Greman• 1 May 2007 17:14
Rating: 5/5
Greman

Dear All,

Kind regards.

A little about myself, my QL name is Greman, I am presently in Doha, Qatar. I represent European Market Research Center (EMRC) head office in Brussels, Belgium, www.emrc.be. We usually Organize International Forums on many different subjects but mostly on Agriculture.

Presently, we have broadcasted an event to hold on the 3rd of May, 2007, in Rome, Italy (you can check for details on the website) and we are seriously preparing. We usually invite people for participation or for those who may be aware through the media, we do welcome their enrollment.

Now, the request is, I am faced with a task to invite Participants from Qatar and other part of the Gulf but I am not very familiar with the region and would really like to build on that.

The Event is an Agric Business forum and a lot of relevant subjects will be entertained among International dignitaries (Presidents, Ministers and Ambassadors) and prominent Business men from around the world, whom have already enrolled for participation. So it is going to be very good grounds for sharing of ideas, investment opportunities and also partnership.

There is this feature call award/gala night where golden awards are conferred to special Personalities in front of the whole gathering. Those awarded will gain more international recognition and their projects will be given more consideration and will be subjected to one-to-one discussions specially organized, with more privileges, stuff like that...

If there is any one who is interested in participating or who can give me more information (highly appreciated) on my invitation processes please write me a private mail or reply to this post, please.

Best regards once again and thanks a lot for your anticipated positive and soonest response.

Greman

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By bibo• 1 May 2007 16:24
bibo

can't agree with you more either! :)

I am proud of my nationality... and wouldn't change it for nothing in the world..my best friends are Lebanese as well, so is my family and my blood..

I, however, don't think that, we should run to fellow lebanese thinking that just because they are Lebanese, they will be friends.

In my past job as well as in my current one, I have only been stabbed in the back by compatriots!! It hurts, it hurts so bad.

My friends now are Philipinos, Jordanians, Egyptians, French AND of course Lebanese...

By Laz• 1 May 2007 16:15
Rating: 4/5
Laz

I mean, i hear fellow lebanese saying the same thing, greek people saying the same, ausies saying the same, whats with that mentality by the way, i have 2 best friends, who are lebanese, like me and althought Im from MATEN and they are from MINYEH, which I know nothing about, beleive me i'd die for them and do whatever I can to help them if they ever need me.not coz they are lebanese, coz they r my friends. i just don't get this: I dont like to meet people from my own country...WHAT?!!!!!!!!does it make you feel special when ur with people of other countries or you're ashamed of your nationality and your background and you're so desperate to become westerners. its easy just go to the embassy,eny your citizenship, they'll take away your passport, then you can choose any naitonality you want to be part of and make friends...that is: if they accept you!!!

By bibo• 1 May 2007 15:46
bibo

Can't agree with you more..

By anonymous• 1 May 2007 15:38
Rating: 2/5
anonymous

Usually i as a lebanese i dont like meeting with other lebanese, had really bad influences for them , and its a shame what they do to each other in this country..

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