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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2023
- In this video, join us as a Ileen woman shares her inspiring journey and experiences of moving to Ghana. With a spirit of adventure and an open mind, she discovered the many advantages of embracing a new life in this vibrant and culturally rich country.
In "Advantages of Moving to Ghana: A Dutch Perspective," she takes us through her personal story, detailing the reasons that led her to make this life-changing decision. From the allure of a different way of life to the opportunities for personal and professional growth, she shares the incredible benefits she has experienced since relocating to Ghana.
Throughout the video, we delve into the cultural immersion and unique experiences she encountered while adapting to Ghana's customs, traditions, and daily life. From the warmth and hospitality of the Ghanaian people, she paints a vivid picture of the advantages of living Ghana
Join us as we explore the transformational power of stepping out of one's comfort zone and embracing a new home abroad. Through her journey, we gain valuable insights into the advantages of moving to Ghana as a Dutch person, and how this experience has enriched her life in ways she could have never imagined.
If you are considering a move to a new country or simply curious about the advantages of expatriate life in Ghana, this video is a must-watch. Discover the beauty of cross-cultural experiences, the joy of discovering a new sense of belonging, and the rewarding aspects of embracing change and growth.
Witness the magic of cultural exchange and the empowering lessons learned from immersing oneself in a different corner of the world. Be inspired to embark on your own unique journey of exploration and self-discovery as you watch "Advantages of Moving to Ghana: A Dutch Perspective."
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Lovely couple
19:53 of lively interaction between you, too; I wished the video was three times as long. Thanks for constantly uploading great content.
Thank you for watching too!
great discussion. Ileen is starting to have a bit of the ghanaian accent in her english.
Please keep more coming!
Love the new set up ❤❤ it’s amazing
0:10 - That's beautiful 👏🏾
Very good information and interaction. I love it pls post more content
Am loving the setup guys and great conversation 👌 😊
Thank you ☺️
Love you interaction with each other
I love spontaneity. That’s so me so I can relate with that totally. 😂 really enjoyed this
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where have you been hiding you guys. I like your chemistry 😅😅😅
Akwaaba! We've been here. Now spread the word!
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Also the C- Section is fine
who else notice the Ghanaian way of speaking as Ileen speaks. ie AAH and HEERHHH lol
Please kwame I think you next episode should be about your wife’s 10 best places to hangout in Ghana
That's a great idea!
I am German in California with a Nigerian boyfriend. He wanted me to visit Nigeria but I refused in the beginning because of all the things you hear in the press.
But after time I have changed my view and would like to visit. But I see so much trash and plastic laying on the street. And they burn trash in the garden. This gives me more anxiety. What is Ghana doing regarding Pollution and Trash? Do you think Nigeria might be a totally different case than Ghana? We are also trying to find a place for our future. Any thoughts? Thank you.
I love your videos. I feel like I am sitting there with you and having wholesome conversations. Love you guys❤️
I really can't speak for Nigeria and the style of living there as nothing can be generalised. Like Ileen said, have an open mind, drop your biases and experience a place for yourself before you decide whether or not it's for you. Pollution is an issue everywhere and the management of it differs from place to place. I hope you give yourself the chance to at least experience it first
@@fremekwame Yes you are right I will go for it! Thanks😊
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Comparing Nigeria with Ghana....
Is like Comparing California with Texas.
@@HughJass-jv2lt Well but there are lots of similarities o knowledge about other countries around you.Different views from where you live.
Ghana is much safer, although GH and Nigeria are intolerant and fanatical religious countries, oddly enough after indoctrination into the slave master's religion. GH has several specific initiatives to clean up the streets. Nigeria has a massive population compared to GH and vastly higher violent crime. Don't invite any friends who are LGBT in Ghana they will lock them up 10 years, possible mob violence, and in Nigeria in the north the Muslims will kill them. Coming from the US or EU, you will find both countries nosey, intolerant, and parochial, and boring after the initial novelty wears off and you quickly exhaust anything interesting and realize the one dimensionality of the people and place. Not all people of course, but it's predominant. The GH people seem to have more of a hangover of the British colonial stuffiness. Nigerians are notorious scammers. But these are stereotypes and I have very awesome friends in both countries. My African American wife could not relate well with most locals, and her cousin had to leave for safety.
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Ileen dey speak pidgin. Ha 😂. Good job. Lekker!
OS Kwame you need to up your SEO game 😂. You can do it. Hack the system
It's refusing to hack lol
The c-section is already a thing 😂
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The TH-cam algorithm must be broken cos i think I'm a good TH-cam meter. This channel should be far gone. The content is top! More grease to your elbows Kwame & Ileen
Thank you
The point of view and laws of the Netherlands are the complete opposite of Ghana.
Ghanaian scholarship students are being suspended at Universities in the US and EU for violent messages and threats against LGBT. Two have lost their scholarships and will be deported. What a shame on Ghana.