marrying a kazakh girl!

Member since 21 June 2014

arshad_rhmMember21 June 2014 17:53:03

Hi guys!! My name's Arshad. Well I am into a kazakh girl. I really like her. Hopefully I want to marry her soon. But I still didn't propose her. I'm also trying to learn russian languages because we have problem in our communication. I want to know from you guys how should I be to a kazakh girl! I meant what does kazakh girls likes and what not! How should I behave to girls of kazakhstan? I would be humbled know from you guys...

keithwlp Contributor

Member since 14 August 2013

keithwlpContributor07 July 2014 07:32:34

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You need to give her respect and take your time. How long have you known her and where are you from?

Jaming Active member

Member since 26 October 2013

JamingActive member08 July 2014 12:40:29

I agreed with keithwlp, you have to treat the Kazakh girl just like you would with any lady in the world, respect and treat her well. That is if you are really serious about have a long term relationship with her and not just see it as a quick or easy relationship.

Art teacher man Active member

Member since 08 June 2013

Art teacher manActive member08 July 2014 12:49:52

Link: Tips on dating a Kazakh man or woman....

Oh, is she Kazakh or Kazakhstani? Possible cultural and traditional factors may apply.

keithwlp Contributor

Member since 14 August 2013

keithwlpContributor09 July 2014 09:05:22

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I am gong to marry a Russian Kazakh woman in April next year. Just take your time to get to know her and you will both know when the time is right to ask her. You should also meet her extended family and give them time to get to know you as well. The family is very important to every Kazakhstan woman and she will respect their view of you.

Jaming Active member

Member since 26 October 2013

JamingActive member09 July 2014 09:44:49

Just be aware that there are small number of the population who are just "hunting" for a foreign husband for whatever "reasons" that may be considered to be "wrong". So don't rush into an marriage unless you are both both doing it for the "right" reasons. Don't forget marriage is a long term commitment not just "for Christmas/Valentines Day".