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Scordo-encounters
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 เม.ย. 2017
This channel covers things I (sometimes) do.
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A Year in the UAE (August 2023 -- June 2024)
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A Year in the UAE (August 2023 June 2024)
Living in China: An Expat Teaching Three Years in China
มุมมอง 154ปีที่แล้ว
I taught in a kindergarten and a high school. The differences in ages and styles were as vast as China. From Hangzhou to Chengdu, I traveled the country, a fair amount, during the dawn of Covid. Credit to @AR.39 for drone footage. If you want to see China, in particular, Hangzhou, up close check out his channel.
Muscat Oman
มุมมอง 189ปีที่แล้ว
A sinkhole in the desert where fish eat the dry skin off your feet. Mounds of dry, boulders protruding from the ground. White buildings everywhere, immersed in the towering clay colored mountains. A coastline that stretches the entirety of the capital, Muscat, all the way down an eight hour drive to the furtherest southern point. Friendly people, and comforting food; mostly Thai food, and Chine...
Krispy Kreme Interview in Abu Dhabi (UAE)
มุมมอง 93ปีที่แล้ว
To think of the future and to assist her in the questions to come from family, we sat down to discuss the happenings in her life. In the past three months, the kindergarten teacher I met in Hangzhou had moved to Abu Dhabi, became a cabin crew member, and became more serious with me. Now, we had to address all this prior to her flights back to Shanghai, and the inevitably inquiries from her fami...
Abu Dhabi: Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque (UAE)
มุมมอง 79ปีที่แล้ว
The wealth of Abu Dhabi is on display at the Grand Mosque. It's well worth a visit, both for ascetic, and religious reasons. #abudhabi #grandmosque #liveabroad
Driving in Abu Dhabi: Etihad Towers and the Louvre (UAE)
มุมมอง 56ปีที่แล้ว
Being in Abu Dhabi, with an aim to leave one's hotel to explore the city requires a drive. Use a taxi, and pay the fees (not suggested, if you have the aim to explore), or rent a car. That's what we did, during our five day stint together; our reunion (Jiayi and I) after nine months. She had moved to Abu Dhabi in February, and I was set to move to Dubai in August. For now, we had a plan to see ...
Etihad Airways Business Class (UAE)
มุมมอง 191ปีที่แล้ว
For the first time in my life, I flew in business class. And what better airlines than Etihad Airlines! Thanks to my partner, I had a taste of luxury in my seat. A three course meal, a seat that reclines, and the wonderful service from the Etihad cabin crew members, I can only applaud the experience. #etihad_airways #businessclass #luxurylifestyle
Istanbul: Hagia Sophia, Asia Side, Turkish Food, and Trams
มุมมอง 40ปีที่แล้ว
A ferry ride to the Asian side of Istanbul, the only city in the world straddling two continents. Many visits inside restaurants in Istanbul to eat Turkish food; well worth holding off on eating any foreign food, or fast food! Cramped tram rides that ride around the Sultanahmet district. An evening visit to Hagia Sophia, only describable (for me) through video. #hagiasophia #mosques #istanbul
Istanbul: Balat, Mosques, and Sultanahmet (Turkey)
มุมมอง 29ปีที่แล้ว
The massive, sprawling city of Istanbul is very walkable. It's worth using the public transport, too, however be prepared to be cramped in a tram. I prefer to walk and see the eye-catching sights along the way, as I walked from Sultanahmet (the main area housing Hagia Sophia) to Balat (a colorful neighborhood tourists visit in groups). #istanbul #balat #travelturkey
Istanbul: Karakoy and More
มุมมอง 27ปีที่แล้ว
Day one in Istanbul, I left the Sulltanahmet area and headed across the river Karakoy. The city full of tourists is certainly worthy of in-depth travel. Instantly, a challenge arose for me; where to go? #istanbul #karaköy #walkaround
Izmir: A Historic Coastal City with a View
มุมมอง 46ปีที่แล้ว
After my first day in Izmir, I met a few of the other guests at the hostel. With an invite from two of them, Phoebe and Tillman, I ventured out with company to the hills near the fortress, overlooking the city. Up there offers a far different feel than the main area near the coast; the same can be said of the bazaar. #izmir #localguides #travelsolo
Izmir: Agora, Cats, and the Sunset (Turkey)
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Izmir: Agora, Cats, and the Sunset (Turkey)
Taibei Street Food and Night Market (Taiwan)
มุมมอง 111ปีที่แล้ว
Taibei Street Food and Night Market (Taiwan)
Taipei High School Cooking Class (Travel Taiwan)
มุมมอง 62ปีที่แล้ว
Taipei High School Cooking Class (Travel Taiwan)
Tracking My Routine (Traveling Japan, Korea, and Taiwan)
มุมมอง 37ปีที่แล้ว
Tracking My Routine (Traveling Japan, Korea, and Taiwan)
Japan Trains, Kyoto Tori's, Biking the Japanese Sea, and the Famous Floating Tori (Travel Japan)
มุมมอง 88ปีที่แล้ว
Japan Trains, Kyoto Tori's, Biking the Japanese Sea, and the Famous Floating Tori (Travel Japan)
Fuji, Shibuya Crossing, and Japanese Hot Springs (Travel Japan)
มุมมอง 111ปีที่แล้ว
Fuji, Shibuya Crossing, and Japanese Hot Springs (Travel Japan)
Hiroshima and the Bomb: They Have a Message to Share (Travel Japan)
มุมมอง 76ปีที่แล้ว
Hiroshima and the Bomb: They Have a Message to Share (Travel Japan)
andrew do u treach gr8
Hey welcome back bro 🎉🎉
@@3alicore hey, thanks Ali. Wanted to wait until the end of the school year...
@@scordo-encounters it's nice that propose to her 🌹😍😍
Hello there, so it's shouldn't be a problem riding around myself on my own motorbike? Am I allowed to do that?
Hello, no problem at all. Just go to a place that has bikes, many options
Wow Mr Andrew ur mom is very whole some and Spain is very nice Mr Andrew best English teacher ever
promo sm
I just edged
Mr Andrew the best English teacher pls stop targeting me-fahed
teaching them about democracy
Impressive waterfalls and swimming holes.
Welcome to Laos Sir 🥰🙏🏻🇱🇦
my man I missed your vlogs a lot .
ohh bro it's been for a while . good to see you back 🤩🤩
How close can you bring the motorbike to the temples?
It depends upon the temple. Some are quite vast, and have an area to park the motorbike before walking five or ten minutes to the main temple grounds. For most of them that are right off the main road, you could just park and walk right up to them.
VERY NICE PLACE 👍👍
Izmir is a beautiful coastal city with a far slower pace with far fewer tourists than Istanbul. I'm glad I got the opportunity to explore an alternative to Istanbul; also, Ephesus was well worth a day trip!
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welcome to Taiwan😊
Thank you, Ann. I throughly enjoyed Taiwan, and detailed my experienced in a few videos.
Laos is a land of nature ❤❤❤❤❤
Lots of love from Nepal 🇳🇵❤ stay safe Stay happy Stay healthy ❤
Welcome to lao 🥰
Yalla Japan 🎉
Yes, Kuala Lumpur is a big modern city but still laid back compared to other big cities. Malaysia is rich with multicultural diversity and natural beauties. Recommend u explore other part of Malaysia like the east coast(Pahang, Terengganu, Kelantan) and Borneo(Sabah n Sarawak) to see more natural beauties n cultural diversity here
Keep enjoy your visit here in Nepal ❤
👋 welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾
Great advantage video
Thank you, DIY Channel. Still learning, places like Laos makes it easy to film!
Welcome to lao 🇱🇦
Simple and slow pace living without annoyance from TV, Internets and other eyed noises.
TIMFO inc. living the simple, slow pace without the typical connection to TV and city life was relaxing. I wish everyone who is reliant and deeply attached to the 'modern city life' could have the change of pace.
Blames on Espanol colonialism on Eastern area by C- people.
Ghy is rising above and Heats( Yeol/ Ten/ Sunny area heats/ 1(0-0)1/10×2= Twenty/ 2- 10 dry them out.
It looks water heights are rising there. Investors should invest in building × buying ships because clays and sands are washing away.
The most bomb dropped country in the world, a bomb was dropped every 8 minute a day during the secret war (Vietnam War).
Did a quick 3 week BKK loop while working in China years ago, Luang Prabang was nice and Nong Khiaw was simply stunning. Hoping to get back this year for a cycle tour around for a few months.
Driving in Laos...it's is dusty and bumpy roads, covered your face, but looks fun adventure
It was fun, thanks for commenting, Sone! It's well worth the dust, bumps, and challenges.
well, I got to say I never saw any expat filming daily job at length like you do on TH-cam. Glad to see someone who is more than a reveler or traveller. great job~smart kids~
Thank you for your comment, Jennie. The English program at the school I worked at actually had us film English language projects every two weeks to ensure the student's continued progression. Smart kids, indeed!
To explore Malaysia it will take you some time. Places to venture around for scenery, landmark and places of interest. Food vice, too much, from spicy to non. Uncountable. Enjoy your stay in Malaysia.
Thank you, N. I absolutely loved my time in Malaysia, albeit too brief. I certainly plan to return, and will spend more time to ensure I see more of the beautiful country with such a rich culture!
You are most welcome to visit Petaling Jaya, Sunway, Subang Jaya on LRT and MRT
Yuewming, perhaps when I return to Malaysia, I will reach out to you and get your insights. So much to see and explore. Thanks for your comment!
An American student came here under student exchange programme in the 90s even brought along jams like strawberry, marmalade jam. He was so embarrassed when the plane landed in Subang airport that he realised that his opinion about malaysia being a backward country do not sell jams or have refrigerators and there is no ice here.
Kimmie, that actually doesn't surprise me. I'd say many of us (Americans) don't know too much about our countries; especially, countries that we didn't learn a lot about in school, like Malaysia. But it is incredibly development, and KL is the perfect depiction of that.
Many westerners have a general impression of countries in s.e.a are backward especially during the 60s, 70, 80s, 90s because the info they received are from hearsay. Majority of them have never visited malaysia and they have this mindset that Malaysians live on trees. Students from Malaysia who went to US for tertiary education were asked , do you live on trees ? They are ill informed and have zero knowledge of malaysia. They think we are like indo china countries who lived in slums area. Terrible. Yes in the 50s, 60s, 70s we do lived in villages but not slums.
Hey Thank you for the positives about Malaysia; my country. U r most WELCOME maaaan.
Thanks for the comment, Patrick! Loved my time in your country, Malaysia ❤
just sub'd #252, falang... hello falang!
Nice, kipidup don ghebab
Thanks for the comment!
Thats not a mosque...do more research dont be lazy pls
Lao is simple but beauty
Where are you from may I ask?
An american with experience living in China it seems.
From video list, most likely American teaching English in China
S A F and Mohd K are both right. I'm an American, who after spending three years in China, as a teacher, began backpacking around SE Asia for a half year. And, Malaysia provided me some of my fondest and most insightful memories.
@Scordo-encounters ah similar to texan "nick k". But he taught in Japan for 11 years and travelled to indonesia, singapore and Malaysia.
@@scordo-encountersyou remind me of my host family's son when I was in U of Oregon. He was in the Peace Corp teaching English here in the 1980s.
I wouldn't really rate that waterfall high on my list! I would rank the kayaking the highlight of the trip!
so the west propaganda about China having the worst air pollution on the planet has been busted by westerners
How is the weather in Luang Prabang? Cold, hot, or just right?
The weather when I was there was perfect. Mostly everything was perfect, as I enjoyed Luang Prabang
Beautiful jade Waterfalls
Hi, Sone. Thanks for commenting! The Kuang Si waterfalls, like many of the waterfalls on the Pakse Loop (another film) are gorgeous. Much of what I saw from Laos is beautiful.
man i like this place as as the Deers😂😂😂🤗🤗
Same