for u moroccan guys !!!

[boardashell_2000 0]

hey am yassine moroccan nationality im here in Vj to learn more experinces from moroccan guys whom live now in the us ..i hope everyone of you can tell his new life there the changes..how did you all find us life ??? ..plz let share ideas .. thank you everyone ..

Edited March 17, 2007 by boardashell_2000

[brnidokiegurl 0]

Hello Yassine nice to hear from you again.

[Visa4habibi! 0]

My husband's not here yet and it's been a very long wait. But I just got new neighboors next door and had a chance to met them, the husband's Moroccan and he has his own restaurant. So, he must be doing good, but i'm guessing he came here with some money already.

His wife's American and they just got a house. Sorry, I couldn't me of more help.

[maryandatif 0]

hey am yassine moroccan nationality im here in Vj to learn more experinces from moroccan guys whom live now in the us ..i hope everyone of you can tell his new life there the changes..how did you all find us life ??? ..plz let share ideas .. thank you everyone ..

My husband is Moroccan, but he doesn't participate in this message board. HOWEVER, When you come, GOD WILLING, don't be suprised if you have to wait a while to find work...and to get you work permit. Remember to have patience....things will come together IN TIME.....don't expect things to go quickly. I takes a LOT of hard work and persistance in order to have the "great American dream"---owing a home, a car....

Also be sure what your idea of "LIFE" is. Life is being with your loved one, but it is also paying the bills of life...electric, water, car insurance, car payment, buying food, putting gas into the car so you can go to work....this is all part of life.

I don't mean to sound down or sad, but make sure you have a REALISTIC Idea of how life really is. It is the same here as there.....the US may be where the love of your life is, and it may have more opportunities for work than your country, but life is life.......and life is also what you make it.

Good luck on your upcoming interview and God be with you!

Mary K.

[Moha 0]

hey am yassine moroccan nationality im here in Vj to learn more experinces from moroccan guys whom live now in the us ..i hope everyone of you can tell his new life there the changes..how did you all find us life ??? ..plz let share ideas .. thank you everyone ..

Helloo Yassine. I am new to this country and a morccan nationality also from near Er-rachidia. It is a very different world than maroc, but i find it very nice. The people are nice but sometimes I do not understand the accent of the americans. Have you the interview or are you still waiting?

moha

[sarah and hicham 3]

It's nice to see some Moroccan guys around here!

My husband Hicham has been here since August and he doesn't participate on this board but if you ever want to talk to him PM me and you can exchange contact information.

[AprilEchoubi 0]

my fiance will be here on the 22nd for the first time. If you would like to find out more from him as well let us know. He his from Benni Mellal.

April

[Sofiyya 1,687]

Sorry, my husband doesn't come on VJ anymore.

[boardashell_2000 0]

i Agree with you life wont be easy anywhere in the world ..im realistic..i already know about life in the us ..but i did not experience it ..what make make happy to see much VJ friends participating with thier ideas..thank you everbody ..come on guys let me hear your voice your opinions ..lol chokran bezaf

[SALAM-DEEN 0]

i Agree with you life wont be easy anywhere in the world ..im realistic..i already know about life in the us ..but i did not experience it ..what make make happy to see much VJ friends participating with thier ideas..thank you everbody ..come on guys let me hear your voice your opinions ..lol chokran bezaf

Salam Yassin Marhaba

I am Moroccan too, my name is Yassin and I live in Dallas Texas for a year now...I lived in Boston MAssachusetts before, and from my experience, every state or region in the Us has its own characteristics...

Life in the US it's not as easy as a lot of people may think, it takes a lot of patience and hard work to make your dreams come true. The first thing you will need for that, is to be able to speak English, and when I say English I mean American English, not the English we learnt in high school in Morocco...

Second, if you are willing to learn Spanich or you do speak Spanish, you will be more competitive on the job market.

Third, one has to beleive that life is a journey, and that this world was not created in one day....

With that said I beleive that if you have a sweet heart that's supporting you with love you will be able to fit in the American Dream

Once again Good luck

Edited March 19, 2007 by SALAM-DEEN

[brnidokiegurl 0]

Hello Yassin (in texas) nice of you to come on, what did you find the hardest adjustment to make or the things that surprised you the most. You are in texas and i am in Okla. so i know knowing the Spanish is important in this area and i had already told my guy this.

[maryandatif 0]

i Agree with you life wont be easy anywhere in the world ..im realistic..i already know about life in the us ..but i did not experience it ..what make make happy to see much VJ friends participating with thier ideas..thank you everbody ..come on guys let me hear your voice your opinions ..lol chokran bezaf

Salam Yassin Marhaba

I am Moroccan too, my name is Yassin and I live in Dallas Texas for a year now...I lived in Boston MAssachusetts before, and from my experience, every state or region in the Us has its own characteristics...

Life in the US it's not as easy as a lot of people may think, it takes a lot of patience and hard work to make your dreams come true. The first thing you will need for that, is to be able to speak English, and when I say English I mean American English, not the English we learnt in high school in Morocco...

Second, if you are willing to learn Spanich or you do speak Spanish, you will be more competitive on the job market.

Third, one has to beleive that life is a journey, and that this world was not created in one day....

With that said I beleive that if you have a sweet heart that's supporting you with love you will be able to fit in the American Dream

Once again Good luck

Well said!

[sarah and hicham 3]

When Hicham worked at the Moroccan restaurant he learned Spanish and English as the cooks were either Moroccan or Mexican. He picked up some Spanish and was able to practice his English. Of course he also spoke Arabic with his boss.

One thing I think Hicham had to learn in the US is patience and willingness to try things and have enough confidence to go to the store alone and get around with speaking English. I think if you're able to put yourself out there and not worry too much what others think that you'll be fine.

Good luck to everyone!

[boardashell_2000 0]

Hey Friends salam yassin Nice to hear from you thank you for sharing your experience with us because we all moroccan guys need that at least to have clear idea about life ..i support your point of view i know that langauges play role to communicate with Americans ..my fiance support me so much and i think things comes step by step..inchalah..i hope all moroccans leave good impression in americans mind and present thier culture in very nice way ..shoukran for everybody

YASSINE

[SALAM-DEEN 0]

Hello Yassin (in texas) nice of you to come on, what did you find the hardest adjustment to make or the things that surprised you the most. You are in texas and i am in Okla. so i know knowing the Spanish is important in this area and i had already told my guy this.

Salam

I think there was, and there is still many bumps along the road. First, I had to make adjustement with the American food....Second, I had to be more understanding to the American way of life, the culture, the religion, the costumes... Third, I realized after working in many jobs that the best way to better my self is to get more education.

By the way, I came to the US in 2002 as a student before I met my wife