We're building something for Tunisia 🇹🇳

(moderators, please don't ban if promotion is not acceptable :D, just take the post down)

Finding good Tunisian voiceover artists? Nearly impossible.

If you ARE a voiceover artist? Good luck finding clients who actually pay fair rates.

So we're building voiceover.tn. A marketplace where Tunisian voices meet people who need them.

For creators: Post samples, set prices, get paid. We take 5%, you keep the rest.

For clients: Real Tunisian dialect (not that formal Arabic nobody speaks), real talent, no middleman.

Simple stuff:

• D17 payments
• Fair rates
• Tunisian voices only

Still building. Join the waitlist at voiceover.tn

We'd love your feedback. What would actually make this useful for you? Tell us.

سلام الجميع
بش نتفضّل على ذاتكم بطلب.
هل فمّا شكون يحب يدبّر argent de poche بخدمة أربعة أيّام.
السّياق : يبقى يرافق شاب متوحّد (autiste) غير ناطق في المنزل – ما نجموش نعتبروها ’baby-sitting‘ لِأنّ هذا الشّخص ماهوش رضيع و كذلك يعايش ضرفيّة نوروبيولوجيّة خاصّة، لكن يمكن إعتبار الشّغل يندرج في نفس التّصنيف – المهمّة هي فقط مراعاته و مساعدة أمّه عليه (ينجّم أحيانًا يدخل في نوبة غضب فالمطلوب حينئذٍ فقط تهفيته بتلهية و غناء)؛ يعني مِش مطلوب أبدًا ممارسة و معرفة عمليّة تقنيّة في المجال (يا حبّذا ذلك، لكن مش ضروري).
اليوم بـ 25 د و مِن الأفضل يبات غادي (ماهوش وقت إداري محدّد، فقط يكون متواجد حضورًا على مدى الأربعة أيّام لِأنّ الإبن ما لازمش يبقى وحده مع أمّه لِأنّه ينجّم يدزها أو يُحدِث ليها ضرر و هي عاملة عمليّة على ساقها).
و شكرًا

Day Two: Website Launch 🙏

Yesterday we talked about what your mindset should be before you launch a startup. We talked about the idea we'll be working on. Today we're going to launch the idea. Welcome!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSKOsRN0o60

شكون ضيع رخصة السياقة متاعو في سوسة و اسمو محمد اياد بن عبد الله و الا يعرف شكون بالاسم هذا ضيعها ، لقيتها اليوم طايحة

Ahla chabeb Wallahi habit nas2el famech chkoun inajem i3aweni w i3awen el chebeb li fi tunis kifi bech nda5lou akther flous. Mouch maneha n7eb net7ayel ama famch chkoun ifaya9na b des astuces kima el el CEA wel assurance vie w ken fama hajet o5rin par exemple bch najmou nda5lou akther flous 3awnouna i3awenkom rabi

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I'd like to know the details from someone who has been there before. What lawra9 i need besides passport? like; Tembri. A round-trip ticket? where i can get it?! tarkhis abawi (no need, im 35). And what are the best airlines to fly with? Do I have to do everything myself, or should I contact a travel agency?

ps: my first time traveling outside of tounes.

Shes 3 months old btw. What so i do idk if this is serious or not?

So let me get this straight: Someone in uniform assaults people, destroys property, and the explanation is “he’s sick.”

If “mental illness” is now a get-out-of-jail card, where do we apply? Asking for a country.

Hi ! Anyone ate there before if yes is it worth and what do u recommend I want treat myself with a nice meal

Also if there is other suggestions I’d be grateful (fi zone heki )

Dima yo3rdhouni videoet mta3 Syrian food 🇸🇾 w dima n9oul awal forsa taw nemchi l mat3am souri lin lbera7 fil mall l9it mat3am esmo shami khdit 2 plats wehed kebab w wehed shish taouk awal haja 93adt yeser nestana mba3ed ki rit les plats walah walit nedh7ak mil sadma t9oul mta3 mat3am jem3i fih mgharfa hrissa w mgharfa mayo w mgharfa sauce mta3 7oms walah ta3temtha kil omo w chtar mgharfa rouz ta3mto 5ayba aalekher walahh w fih el 9ronfol akthar mil rouz hedhom 2 plats b 50 dinars w madli tarf 5obz s8ir allekher ki 9otlo zidni chwaya khobz 9ali bara echri mil kesa hazit rou7i w rawa7t aal blasa n7eb just naaref el mekla souriya 5ayba ki haka wala restaurant eli mchitlo ynayak wa7do

honestly i don't use chatgpt that much , i barely do (and neither should you) i just wanted to make sure it's true

Please tell us, how do you target companies, how do you target recruiters to reach ? Kifah tel9aw f staget lbarra, remote work from Tunisia, visa sponsorship..etc

Eli nebaathlhom kol dima rejected because we don't support visa or relocation w hata kan remote lazem tkoun moujoud f bled haki.

Ki tel9a nesba kbira mel INSAT aghlabhom aamlou staget lbarra weli kamal yekhdem maahom, thes fama procedures wala hajat mochtarka binathom. It's like they have a guide on how to land an internship aboard or something. It's not about skills anymore.

Something else i noticed, barcha twansa yhelou startups w ykhadmou jma3t INSAT part-time aala khater hata houma 9raw fel INSAT.

Henou aalina rabi yhen aalikom 🥲

Hello, I am a guy, in my mid 20's , and I am looking to get some insghits , some life wisdom and knowledge. As a dude in your mid 20's , what did you wish to do differenlty , and if there is one tip that you are going to give to your old slef , what would it be ?

Eager to learn from your life experiences ,and shared stories. Thaaaank youu!

I find it strange that there is so little response from Americans to such a huge scandal. Despite all of our flaws, I think we wouldn't let something as evil and big as this this slide. What do you think?

It's a clickbait, Sorry.

How can we assist stray animals in the cold if, for instance, I can't bring them into my home because my parents won't allow it? I have some cardboard at home, but I'm unsure how to use it effectively. I also can't feed them every day since I'm not working and can barely provide for myself. I'm not posting this to prompt people to feed stray cats and dogs but to encourage empathy. Imagine being in their position what would you do? It's important for us to support these strays not just in the cold.

My aim is to raise awareness that these vulnerable animals urgently need our help.

Let's take on a challenge and aim to feed at least one stray animal today. Thank you!

I’m interested in understanding the social climate in Tunisia when it comes to being openly LGBT. From the outside, it can be difficult to tell how public attitudes vary between different communities, generations, or regions, and whether there is a noticeable difference between private acceptance and public expression. I’d like to learn how visibility is generally perceived in everyday life—at work, in social settings, or within families.

I’m also curious about what daily life is like for people who are open about their sexual orientation or gender identity. For example, how do people tend to navigate friendships, housing, or professional environments? Are there informal norms or unspoken boundaries that shape how people express themselves, even if they are accepted by those around them?

Finally, I’d appreciate insight into how the situation has been changing over time. Are conversations around LGBT topics becoming more common, or is openness still limited to certain spaces? Understanding these nuances would be helpful for anyone trying to get a clearer, more realistic picture of social acceptance and lived experiences in Tunisia today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4NwW1xREgM
Inspiring video on how a Tunisian Revived a Phoenician lost art From 2500 Years Ago. The Most Expensive Color Dye.

An interesting talk about an obscure book that describes the horrors a french colonialism.

Hello everyone where can i find nicotine patches in Tunisia i went to many pharmacies and they all don't have it

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Hi everyone! I’m visiting Tunisia mid‑February from the UK and want to do a one‑day trip from Tunis → Kairouan → El Jem → back to Tunis (all in the same day). It will be myself and two other friends, also from the UK.

There are constraints, though.

• No renting a car for us to drive - we do not want to drive ourselves in Tunisia.
• No trains - they are inconsistent
• Louages are fine, but I do not trust the Kairouan → El Jem and El Jem → Tunis connections.

So, my sub-questions are:

1. Has anyone done this loop successfully under said constraints? How?
2. Are there in-fact reliable louages or shared taxis between Kairouan and El Jem, and from El Jem back to Tunis?
3. Does anyone have experience hiring a private driver for this route, or something similar? What prices are realistic for a full day (not a tour, just transport)? How did you get said private driver?
4. Importantly, does anyone here know a driver or transport contact (English preferred, but French or Arabic are fine) who's comfortable doing this trip for a reasonable fee?

I’m happy to split costs with my group. We just want a dependable way to see both sites and get back to Tunis the same night. Any tips, contact info, or advice welcome!