Lebanese Category: where are you from? Can you share something about your town?

Well............if you are asking abt Lebanon......although I havent born there, I consider Fraike my village.

My dad bornt there, and all my dad's family is from there.

In the closest village, Mazraat Yachouh, lived all my family from my granny's side.

Both villages are about 800 mts altitude, in half way from Antelies to Bikfaya

If you ask about where I bornt........then I have to say that i did it in the calmest, more beautiful, and friendly country in South America...Uruguay

I live in a small city ( 30.000 pple) 120kms far away, from the capital city Montevideo.

You are invited to visit me..anytime!!

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I come from a place thats variety of close to Tristan..... jabal mohsen that's in tripoli :)))) even even with the undeniable fact that I moved from there whilst i became a splash female and set off off for Australia! I initially got here to sydney then moved to brisbane and now after college i'll circulate back to sydney. Brisbane is conventional for being close to to the gold coast which seems all vacationers tend to ask "do you circulate to the gold coast!?"..... Brisbane is alot smaller then Melbourne and Sydney.... its alot greater layed back and has an uneventful city existence as adversarial to the quickly %. sydney loool. yet by no potential the fewer its nevertheless a super city to stay in :) with extreamly friendly human beings! The summers are extreamly warm and humid whilst the winters are not that chilling yet nevertheless some how be able to make you freeze lool. I examine you stated you have been from Aussie too? What area?

Originally I am from a very small village in the south of England....semi rural area ...peaceful & quiet . Then we moved to Australia & lived for some years in a major regional city ...that's where I grew up as a kid , went to school etc before we moved to a coastal area closer to Brisbane & I completed my limited education & started work..

Since then I have moved around a bit , that is until we settled in this little seaside town just north of Brisbane....built a home on an acreage block that backs on to a tidal wetland area & 32 years later are still there..

Our little seaside town is no longer little...we now have shopping centres , 4 lane roads with traffic lights , new estates & people , people , people !

On the plus side , our beachfront has been beautified with boardwalks , BBQ areas , amenities etc ...

Overall , it's still a nice place to live....

Lol seriously, I wonder if I will ever be able to answer this question without feeling like I'm lying?

I am from Seoul, South Korea...sort of, I'm 0% Korean but I've lived here for a bit over half a year and it's my, "physical" home. It's a huge city, beautiful, very mountainous, green, exciting, international and fine.

I'm also from Kiev, (present day Ukraine) where I have my earliest childhood memories, where my father and mother lived, met, went to university, where my sisters and I were born...my half-sisters are half Ukrainian. It is also my culture and my language and where my heart is =)

I'm also from Moscow, Russia & Canberra, Australia ... that's where I partially grew up. Moscow was big, red, expensive, fun. Canberra was spacey, natural, clean, fun.

My mother is from Hanoi...her heart, her people & her home is there. I guess I could say it was one of my physical homes, I grew up there and had my first day of school there. Hanoi was, over-crowed, busy, fun, could of been worse.

Other than Kiev, my birthplace, I have no where else to be "from" ... My years are quite equally divided, and I spent about the same amount of time in Ukraine, Russia, Vietnam & Australia & S.Korea too.

My dad is from "Beissour" in Lebanon, east of Beirut... I know nothing about it but it's going to be one of my future homes definitely!!! He's also half Syrian...but don't get me started on that lol

Yup, that's about all...but I've skipped a few places and I doubt you would want to hear anymore =P

I like in a very small town in Ontario, Canada. We always get plenty of tourists as it is a historic town with many things to do. Our downtown is one street with a few local shops, and a bank :P

I love it because everyone knows each other :)

my mom's family are originially from baqa, its some village that got cut in half in 1948, my great grandpa's house was like one acre or a bit more far away from where they cut the village and took the eastern part

then when they built the barrier they took 2 thousand more dunams of land, then they went to tulkarem after the 6 day war

my dad's mom is from nablus my dad's dad is from tulkarem

nablus

Nablus is an ancient Canaanite town, has remains dating from c.2000 BC, the Samaritans made it their capital long ago, apparently there is the tomb of Joseph and the well of Jacob, oh and the romans named it Neapolis way long ago which is how it got its current name of Nablus

Tulkarem

Msakhan originated around Tulkarem

Tulkarm was originally settled by the Canaanites in 3000 BCE.

Home to an important Roman trading post

After Arab conquest, received its current name "Tulkarm" which means "the bountiful mountain."

derived from the Aramaic words "Toor Karma," meaning "mount of vineyards."

Im from a town well city called alexandria.... its kinda small but not too small its actually grown alot.. we have alot of southern hospitality and alot of cajuns :)

I am actually from a town named "Teanack" in New Jersey, just minutes away from New York City. The people r nice there, it has almost every thing u need, it's organized and clean, etc.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teaneck,_New_Jersey

I am from Mina,Tripoli.

Well there are a lot of buildings and noise..

Old renovated alleyways...great port..uhmm polluted river too..

I'm from Nablus (which Sammy said all there is to say about)... and I'm also from Amman, and my heart belongs to Amman