[Sub] Dimash - Interview in Japan
Ruxanda Translations
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@Ruxanda Creator 6 years ago Pinned
All my translated videos with Dimash in a playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZNbWjp8p4nPNJPhPenW6iKz6b32d_XHw
@killerhawk2000 6 years ago
The 1st word he spoke was to give Salam to all...Dude can u be anymore perfect
@camillemousse 2 years ago
Although this was 4 years ago, Dimash is still just as humble and pious. Always respectful to others hosting him in their country. So shameful the way he got treated on our American talent show when he was made fun of because he performed one song (out of others) in his traditional Kazakh dress. I appreciate and love Dimash so much as a singer and human being. Best singer and entertainer in the world for me. Messager of peace and love, and doing an amazing job of bringing people of the world together through his music and beautiful being.❤
@mrbale1815 6 years ago
I am Kazakh and Amazing how japanese interpreter does the translation flawlessly on fly, amazing
@aliyarahmanajihati708 6 years ago
I love how ideal he is as a human, and specifically as a Muslim. The first word he says here is Salam, and using very polite words to address the older presenters (saying Uncles and Aunties, custom in Arabic culture). He also said the first purpose is to his Creator. We know from this that he's pretty religious.
But the great things is that people from THAT part of the world don't mention their religions at all, like they're hiding it. Believing that, their religion is not anyone's business so why should they say anything?They're not "fanatically" uptight, religious like Arab or judging like most Muslims ("As Muslim you can't do that! Shouldn't do that!" "He holds hands with women!" etc...which I personally find it exhausting, like shut upp). I believe that's why they keep the matter of religion privately so that nobody can demand, cry out or even judge anything they do based on their religions.
Which is very amazing, and the most ideal way of how (Muslim) live as human being in this world. Bravo Dimash (and his family)
But the great things is that people from THAT part of the world don't mention their religions at all, like they're hiding it. Believing that, their religion is not anyone's business so why should they say anything?They're not "fanatically" uptight, religious like Arab or judging like most Muslims ("As Muslim you can't do that! Shouldn't do that!" "He holds hands with women!" etc...which I personally find it exhausting, like shut upp). I believe that's why they keep the matter of religion privately so that nobody can demand, cry out or even judge anything they do based on their religions.
Which is very amazing, and the most ideal way of how (Muslim) live as human being in this world. Bravo Dimash (and his family)
@米村愛弓 2 months ago
デイマッシユさん今年になってやっと知りましたもっと早く知りたかったでもいま成長の過程を見てます。嬭三、すごいです。子供の頃から20代の若い頃から今のデイマッシユさんその時どきで、とても良い味を出しています。今からのデイマッシユさん楽しみです。そして日本でもコンサートしてほしいです。❤🎉😄🐱🇯🇵
@ashc8889 5 years ago
It is so sad to see that every country he goes to they treat him with so much respect and when he came to America at the Wold's best they treated him so bad. Shame on them. Thank you for your translations!
@jouasong8 6 years ago
Such a gentleman, to be extremely talented and so humble no matter where he is.
@dqdear2645 4 years ago
I like the grace in Dimash's movements, his quality of thinking before speaking and the ability to freely express his thoughts in rich Kazakh language. A very calm, serious, religious guy. If only all Kazakh men were like that!
@gracielacaridad8871 2 years ago
Es tan culto tan hermoso tan educado que me pasaría horas escuchándolo❤❤
[Sub] Dimash - Interview in Japan
Ruxanda Translations
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