@ladyluck13

Oh and before anyone points out that I am replying to a old post....I am already aware. Thanks. Just decided that this forum needs some signs of life.Summertime and thus low season :DOh :offtopic: Read More

Glad to see that you have a sense of humour, I was just having fun no offence intended so I will stop bashing your head, it might ruin your hair. lol :D Read More

Hahaha..... Did you just profile me based on capital 'E' and 'actually'?.... Very funny... Just for the record; I could as well point out two or three errors in your response...but I won't, Encyclopedia. 😝I think the word ... Read More

My theory on arabic coffee is that it is served in such small cups because no one wants to drink it in large quantities because it tastes so awful! I do like the one that nescafe came out with that makes a whole carafe. I guess it's more Saudi ... Read More

There are Branches of Mothercare, Early learning canter (ELC) and quite a few other well known toy shops spread around Jordan, I know there's a Mothercare shop situated in the City mall and also one in Mecca mall. There is Hamleys toy shop here ... Read More

PayPal is the best way the banks are just money thief's and Western Union is full of scammers. Read More

How is it advertising? it is just someone that has been there, tried their burgers and enjoyed them so much that he/she feels the need to shout it from the rooftops. I've just been reading the post where someone was asking about where to buy ... Read More

Jordan airline operators all are a rip off, as someone above said go to the Opodo.co.uk website. they are one of the best and cheapest available. You can choose your flight from their website and pay online, they will send you your electronic flight ... Read More

Oh and before anyone points out that I am replying to a old post....I am already aware. Thanks. Just decided that this forum needs some signs of life. Read More

Hi Sarah, How are you? I actually just read your post and thought I will be a perfect bet. I'm not just fluent in english; it's my first language and I worked as a proof-reader/writer for about 8 yrs. BTW am in Amman. Kindly inbox ... Read More

I totally agree, especially on the independence part, Had to smile when you mentioned visiting your husbands childhool friend and practically sitting there for a couple of hours with his wife just smiling at each other, I've been in that ... Read More

To be honest to be married with a local can be a big problem. Living in the western world before coming to the middle east can be a trigger as the men mostly changes in a negative way. I know for sure that if I was not married with a Jordanian ... Read More

Yes, true. Making friends is difficult and is also depending on the area where you live. Social life is family and I'm not keen to be in touch with short period expats who have most of the time a different view about friendship, it's so ... Read More

Primadonna that isn't true, I have met a lot of Jordanians that speak English fluently. English has been taught in schools here for years. My husband speaks perfect English and is very fluent, in fact he sounds better then me and I am British. ... Read More

I don't think that it is easy for a Pakistan national to obtain a visa in Jordan . Check the embassy though just to be sure. You would need a valid reason such as a Job or be married to a Jordanian. Good luck! Read More