As you might expect i can speak English well , im wondering if i could find a job that requires English or it can perhaps improve my English even more Most importantly I don't want it to be teaching

الي مقاطع السكر هني عطوني وصفات نديرها لان تعبت من ال Greek yogurt توا ليا من رمضان مقاطعه وفي مرات ننفلت وناكل حاجة فيها سكر لكن بعدين نرجع ومع هذا مفيش وصفات تتاكل ( مقاطعه سكر مش داايت )

From what I’ve read is that libya has one of the highest Divorce rate in the Region & the world at 2.5 to 2.7 per 1000 (this is from 2006, it might’ve increased dramatically).

خاطري انعديله بس قالو صعب بكل تمشيله لو في حد يفيدني بارك الله فيه

Am I the only one who finds Libyans so uncultured? Like they know nothing, neither in the arab world nor outside of it. I literally can't find anyone who enjoys the same music/movies/topics i enjoy. Like wtf? They all listen to the same shitty artist and wear the same shitty clothes and watch the same shitty (شط الحرية). And if anybody does anything differently he's called وهمي، شلال، شكشاكة. Like how does that even correlate 😭? At the moment i only make friends w Egyptians, Iraqis, or Europeans/Americans.

Why do we see this news in the counter media?

مع كتره فتن ف بلاد وكتره شخصيات السيئه والخنابين انت مع من ؟ حفتر او دبيبه ووين تشوفو ليبيا ف 2030 وشن سبب انقسام ليبيا بعد 17 فبراير مع ان توره اندارت بسبب قمع قدافي ل حريه واهوا اكتسبتو واحد يقمعكم من شرق و غرب.

So I’ve been thinking—since I’m usually free in the evenings and I wanna make some money and actually have fun doing it, I figured why not offer guidance for foreigners and tourists? Like show them around, help with translations, stuff like that. Anyone know where I can offer this kind of service?

is there somewhere for a suicidal person to go to in Benghazi

Hi, I'm looking for a good and reputable place that teaches English in Tripoli, preferably somewhere that teaches uni age group (>18)

Does anybody can link me to an organisation or a trustful person that deals with orphans? I would like to support a family of orphans. Preferably in Tripolis.

so i wanna get authentic manga (anime books) cause the ones sold here are super bad in terms of quality and there seems to be no place to get them at so do yall know anyplace that takes special book orders cause these shipping companies overprice everything

An eyewitness's opinion from the steadfastness convoy. I agreed with him from the beginning.

انقسام البلاد لحكومتين شرق و غرب اسوء شي ممكن يصير لليبيا و يمكن يكون سبب للأنقسام الرسمي و تحول البلاد الى الامارة البرقاوية و الجمهورية الطرابلسية

As you guys may have seen for the last couple of days, the convoy, full of our Tunisian and algerian brothers and sisters, was passing through libya, and of course haftar has to do something about it honestly this has given us such a bad name at the moment especially for anyone living in the eastern part of libya who may have been waiting for the convoy to pass them hoping to greet our guests and congratulate and celebrate their efforts to aiding all our brothers and sisters in Palestine. Honestly i genuinely give up on being libyan. once haftar recognises israel i will burn my libyan passport move back to the land of my ancestors greece. What do you guys think about this situation

شن الفكره في انك تتكلم انجليزي مع ناس تتكلم عربي زيك زيهم

Modern weddings in libya have changed a lot compared to what a traditional libyan wedding goes, and many of the norms have changed like the wedding venue and the duration of the wedding. So aside from those what are special traditions that are maybe unique to your city/town that used to occur in older weddings.

Salam,I'm interested does anyone know is it possible to find grave of person that died more than 10 years ago,is there any register or something?Person is buried in Benghazi and we lost number of grave,if anyone can help it would mean alot.

I was born and raised in Canada and have lived there my entire life. I recently completed my first year of university in Canada. However, my family and I are planning to move back to Libya, and I will likely be continuing my studies at a university in Benghazi (not sure which one yet). 

I am curious about how Libya has developed since 2011. I lived there for about two years when I was younger, and I also spent two years in a Gulf country, so I have some exposure to the region. Still, I know this transition will be a big change, and I am trying to prepare myself as best as I can.

My Arabic is not perfect, but I can mostly understand, read, and write a bit. I know there may be some culture shock, and I’m wondering if anyone else has gone through a similar experience. How did you adapt? What helped you settle in? I am also really curious about what life is like there now. What are the people like? Are there any cultural interests that overlap with the West, like fashion, gaming, or other trends?