What would you like to know about Kuwait and its people!

i would like to know about the Kuwait culture and abt its people

honeybee2012 wrote:

i would like to know about the Kuwait culture and abt its people

You will receive a reply after a few minutes I am currently heading home

Sorry my internet connection was not working well.

the best way to know about kuwait culture.
please follow the link  :
http://www.kuwaitiah.net/culture.html

Vetecor wrote:

Hi, can you tell me of a general dentistry provider as well as an orthodontics specialist both bilingual.

Thank you for your answer.

Hello Vetecor,

Most of the general dentistry provider as well as an orthodontics specialist her in kuwait are bilingual bcoz they either studied in UK or USA (most of them are kuwaitis too)

You can go to the government clinics for KD 1 fees but it will take a long time and you should have a kuwaiti civil ID.
Or you can go to private clinics and there are many
I will provide you with clinics information which are near you  in Salmiya area.

This is a list of addresses and telephone numbers of dental clinics located in the Salmiya area:

1-Asnan Dental Clinic http://www.asnan.com/en/default.aspx
Kuwait, Salmia, Arab Gulf Street 
Tel: 25736666 

2-Bayan Dental Clinic http://www.bayandental.com/contactUs.html
Kuwait, Salmia,laila tower
Tel:23824000

3-Balsam Dental Clinic http://www.balsamclinic.com/location.html
Kuwait, Salmia,Salem Almubarak Street
Tel:25755737

4-Tijan Dental Clinic http://www.tijandental.com/contactus.html
Kuwait, Salmia,Aknan Complex
Tel:22251515


I hope I helped you in what you want.

Many of you noticed the different women's fashion here in Kuwait so I will introduce you to women of Kuwait:
Abaya

Veil

Burka

Sheila

Darraa


It is a formal dress clothes for the women of Kuwait and many women wear it till this day.

please tell me...

is it possible to get a job as customer care executive in any of telecom companies, as i tried there, they said its for kuwaiti nationals, and i saw even other nationals also working there , i have 9 years of excellent experiance in customer care in Kuwait and abroad

regards

honeybee2012 wrote:

please tell me...

is it possible to get a job as customer care executive in any of telecom companies, as i tried there, they said its for kuwaiti nationals, and i saw even other nationals also working there , i have 9 years of excellent experiance in customer care in Kuwait and abroad

regards

Hi honeybee2012,

That's right.

These jobs are often for Kuwaiti nationals or Arabs.

All I can say is try again and again until you get what you want

Sorry I could not help you more.

Formal wear for men in Kuwait:
Dishdasha

Ekal

Ghutra

Chmagh

Besht

Mspah

Vetecor wrote:

Kuwaiti girl,

Thank you for your reply on dental medical services. I do have another question for you. I live near the Marina mall two blocks away. I plan to go to the airport with family. We really need a van since those little taxi cars are not enought for our sizes and luggage. Do you know of a service that can provide the conforts of a van or a bigger vehicle to the airport. Do you have any idea how much they charge? I do not want to be taken as a fool and be charged more than it is legal.

Thank you in advance.

For that i can help you for sure.
Just contact me on the private messages.

Many of you heard of Diwaniya here in Kuwait.
Do you know what is the Diwaniyah?
What is the purpose of It?
Al-Diwaniya in Kuwait's Culture
Kuwaiti houses usually consists of one hall. However, wealthy families establish a separate hall or specify one room in one side of the house and call it the “Al-Diwaniya”.

This room or hall is secluded from other parts of the house. It is an area to receive guests, neighbors and friends to discuss current events, exchange views in spare time.

The main doors of the diwaniya are kept open all day long. Along the door sides, more seats are set for passers-by. Some of the diwaniyas might have sea view where guests would like to enjoy the sea breeze in the summer. Sometimes the diwaniya includes a guest room for those who need to stay for one or more nights in the country. Today, some of the diwaniyas located along Al-Khaleej Street still receive guests.

The diwaniya include a main sitting place, called "Diwan". Doors of the diwan overlook the internal hall that is comfortably furnished for guests. There are many cushions arranged in a specific way to be used as seats and armrests. The floor is covered with woven Persian carpets. The diwaniya, also, contains utensils for preparing coffee, which is redolent with cardamom. Using a special brazier, this coffee is prepared either on the far side of the diwan or in a small annexed room. Coffee preparing utensils consist of graduated sizes of brass coffeepots with lids and long beaked spouts called "Dallal". Coffee is served in small cups made of pottery. Either the owner of the diwaniya prepares the coffee himself for guests or he hires a servant to do this job for him.

Diwaniya in Kuwait has preserved its importance in the social, political and economic life. Today, diwaniya is considered of the important social institutes that play influential role in the democratic and parliamentary life. It became a referential indicator and place where many decisions were made. The number of the diwaniyas increased to the extent that one diwaniya or more can be found in every street. Some of them receive guests daily, others receive guests for only one or two days per week, and others receive guests only on special occasions.

The general atmosphere of diwaniyas became similar to that of social clubs, cultural and literary forums and political salons. Some of these modern diwaniyas are equipped with television sets, radios, satellite dishes, computers and phones. Other diwaniyas set themselves goals to achieve, like sports, economic, political. They plan schedules and set dates to reach their goals. Others declare topics for discussion days before receiving guests. The funniest innovation in diwaniya is the women's diwaniyas. These diwaniyas receive male guests who share their interests and activities.

Kuwaiti girl, thank u for that.

I just arrived in Kuwait this week and I am already feeling home sick   ...the country seems nice, people are nice, i think it just takes times to make friends & get settled...hope it goes smothly. I gotta find a school for my 6 year old boy, a flat for us, car etc...family coming in a month. All that during Ramadhan:rolleyes:

will get there

kuwaiti girl wrote:

Many of you noticed the different women's fashion here in Kuwait so I will introduce you to women of

It is a formal dress clothes for the women of Kuwait and many women wear it till this day.

This is really formal. Can you tell me  what is appropiate to wear as an woman not this formal. But still good to wear in public.

Quilia wrote:

kuwaiti girl wrote:

Many of you noticed the different women's fashion here in Kuwait so I will introduce you to women of

It is a formal dress clothes for the women of Kuwait and many women wear it till this day.

This is really formal. Can you tell me  what is appropiate to wear as an woman not this formal. But still good to wear in public.

Well Simply wear what you want of clothing But do not show a lot of your body

Ok thank you.
I just don't want anyone think bad of me or attract wrong kind of attetion.

Quilia wrote:

Ok thank you.
I just don't want anyone think bad of me or attract wrong kind of attetion.

You are welcome.

Welcome back to school

kuwaiti nationalities are not ready to mingle with expates easily - specially with asian origin...

livekrish wrote:

kuwaiti nationalities are not ready to mingle with expates easily - specially with asian origin...

Maybe you're right
But this does not mean all Kuwaitis as you think .
I see a lot of expat do not like to communicate with Kuwaitis this does not mean I was right or they are right.

I hope you get a strong friendship with kuwaitis and other her in kuwait

kuwaiti girl wrote:

livekrish wrote:

kuwaiti nationalities are not ready to mingle with expates easily - specially with asian origin...

Maybe you're right
But this does not mean all Kuwaitis as you think .
I see a lot of expat do not like to communicate with Kuwaitis this does not mean I was right or they are right.

I hope you get a strong friendship with kuwaitis and other her in kuwait

let me start new topic on this forum.. and see the response!

livekrish wrote:

kuwaiti nationalities are not ready to mingle with expates easily - specially with asian origin...

Why is that?

they have to answer than me!... if i answer, it will take different turn!

livekrish wrote:

kuwaiti girl wrote:

livekrish wrote:

kuwaiti nationalities are not ready to mingle with expates easily - specially with asian origin...

Maybe you're right
But this does not mean all Kuwaitis as you think .
I see a lot of expat do not like to communicate with Kuwaitis this does not mean I was right or they are right.

I hope you get a strong friendship with kuwaitis and other her in kuwait

let me start new topic on this forum.. and see the response!

Why not it is a good idea.

@ kuwaiti girl.... i started and no response at all!... thanks

livekrish wrote:

@ kuwaiti girl.... i started and no response at all!... thanks

I am sorry .