That is so funny! 😂 He is probably thinking why is no one understanding me but little does he know he is saying delicious tea to everyone 😂😂 learning languages is an adventure. One time I was trying to saying that I was hot and accidentally said I was horny 🤣
@@rxmeshchhxtu Another friend wanted to say that she wanted to go to sleep and accidentally said that she wanted to sleep with someone 😂😂 Learning languages is not for the weak
'Valo Tea' means Good Tea. 'Valo' = Good in bengali. So if you mean Good Samosa you should say 'Valo Samosa' (NOT 'Valo Tea' Samosa). Likewise: Valo Jol (Good Water), Valo Bari (Good House), Valo Manush (Good person). Hope you find this small linguistics session helpful, Chris 😄
Hello Chris, love your videos man. Btw here in Bengal we don't call a samosa samosa but "Singhara", and the funny thing is, to the hindi speakers in India "Singhara" means "Water chestnut" fruit. So it very confusing to them as well as to us Bengalis. In India the we don't always have same word for same thing and also same word for completely different things.
The highlight of these kolkata vlogs is 'Bhalotea', like literally throughout his trip at Kolkata, he hasn't been told by any localite that Bhalo tea means good tea.. Pure innocence of Chris🥰
Another great video, Mr Lewis! BTW, you're right about the sweet undertones in Bengali cuisine. It's the same with Gujarati food. Having grown up in Bombay, I prefer my Indian food to be savoury. Cheers and keep up the good work!
Brother I just love how u learn the languages so quickly. Ur hindi is very fluent & I'm glad u r catching up the Bengali language. I'm Bengali but I don't live in Kolkata I'm from durgapur.
In the month of October, Durga Puja, the biggest festival of Bengalis, will be held on 20-24 October. Please come to Kolkata at that time and be very happy. Don't miss the opportunity. We will wait for you😊
bengalis are the best in showing love and once they trust you they shower you with the warmth and love all they can .... as a non bengali i can assure you they are the best ( caution : this can be on the other side if you break the trust then the will be on the other extreme)
Chris, One correction Delicious meaning is not 'Valo tea ' in bengali . Delicious=Susadu A tea seller told you the term 'valo tea' in your previous vlog without understanding what you want to say delicious in bengali.
Yes Chris, the tea seller said valo tea which literally means good tea and not delicious. Also if you want to ask any vendor what is he selling, you can ask "dada ki ki hobe?" And he'll tell you all the options.
I'm a daily viewer and from past couple of videos these duos are just cracking me up with these jokes 😂. Love it ❤. I'm getting comedy AND daily vlog adventure as a viewer. Loving it 😂😂😂😂
some important translations: It tastes good translates to " eta khete valo" "Does it taste good?" translates to: "eta khete kemon?" "how much does it cost" translates to: "Dam koto" ot "koto taka" taka= rupee "good/tasty" translate to "valo" "bad" translates to "kharap"
Kolkata aka “The City of Joy “ does justice with its name as happiness truly evident on the faces of Chris and Max meeting people of Kolkata and has filled both of them with joy too😊😊
That one tea guy said 'bhalo tea' since then they are using bhalo tea for every bloody thing 😂😂😂 this reminds me of that mr.bean middle finger greet to people
Bengal is not just about food; though bengali food is unique; do go to a standard bengali joint & show us how you feel about our food; go to college street to see biggest book shops; walk down the small lanes in inner Kolkata to hear how young generations learn to sing or play music; go to Belur Math to feel indian spirituality! Kolkata got created from a tiny town of Bengal to be the Capital of India; feel the grandeur.
You're just too famous! Lol! Thank you both for such interesting and entertaining videos! Please kindly show vids from Gujarat....and go see the lions too! My Mother and I look forward to your videos, so thank you Chris. You and your mate Max are such lovely and respectful young gentlemen. Much appreciated.
11:00 Bengali Samosas are far different from normal samosas....Bengali samosas are made of Cauliflower and Potato(no mashed potato as usual). Bengali samosas are filled with chopped potatoes and cauliflower.
Everything in Bengal is different from other Indian states cuisines. Everything has sugar added to it even biryani. ..now max says samosa too. I'd cry eating sugar inside samosa but you are used to it from childhood so you won't understand our pain. 😂
@@459_nilavratbera4 I've been there. I loved the culture and retro look of Bengal very very much. Just that we aren't used to eating sugar added to all the dishes even if it's small quantity for you , we aren't used to it in spicy dishes and feel it spoiled the taste of the dish. I love everything else about Bengal , the people's artistic inclinations , the Bengali style of saree .
The way you chomped on that samosa made me scream LMAOOO Chris you're supposed to start from the pointy corner and then move your way up. That way the stuffing stays put instead of falling apart and making a mess and you get to savour the crunchy part at the end 🥰 your hands stay relatively less Messier this way
Hello Chris n Max.. nice work bro... Enjoy the variety of the world. And I m from Kolkata your new subscriber. Entertain us in this way and always be such open-minded.
I'm from South India and I personally couldnt stand being in Bengal due to its food. I love the culture and the retro vibes kolkata has. I also love how they have the best clothes for cheap prices. I got a saree and my friends thought its a 10,000 RS saree but it was only 500 rs back then. The food though ...Everything has sugar added to it, even the biryani. I had tears eating their food because we arent used to adding sugar in spicy foods. Now knowing even samosa has sugar in it makes me cry. Even koreans add sugar to all Savory dishes. Unless you are born eating it and being used to it , its difficult for other states Indians to appreciate Kolkata's food. You as americans most of your dishes are sweet and not that spicy , so probably you didn't have a tough time.
You have -5000 million% idea about bengali foods.. there are two kinds of cooking gharana here.. rest u have to read.. read the history. And I am sorry maam, sugar adding in food is not always about making the food sweet.. a pinch of it, gives a beautiful colour to the food and enhances tge flavor of the spices due to caramalizatio.. You are far far far away from realizing the culinary tricks.. another thing . Poppy seeds I guess you know.. that's is another thing which enhances the test of a curry just like Kassari methi.. read
@@biswa82k don't get worked up. Anyone who's not used to eating even pinch of sugar in Savory foods will not find it tasty...taste is based on what you grew up with. Reasoning the reasons behind will not change anything.
Are u going to settle in India? Just a question cuz I have seen tons of ur videos now so I was curious... Idk even if u does or not but do visit North East India specially barak region u will experience something different
Chris, hopefully we meet on the streets of Kolkata someday soon, would love to have a hand shake with you. Your Hindi is wayyy better than mine, i hope you can become better than mine in Bengali as well,
Hi Chris... I enjoy watching your videos. I wanted to correct your usage of "bhalo tea" which many others have already done. So I think you'll understand that your videos are "bhalo". 😊
Guyz.. It's just BHALO😂😂.. not BHALO TEA.. TEA means u know the chai.. BHALO MEANS GOOD ALSO WE SAY FOR GOOD FOOD/TASTY FOOD ... Btw loving u guyzez videos.. ❤💐
Nobody asked you copycats hypocrites .it is singhara in Bengali .it's bengali term for samosa .samosa and singhara both are same and none of these is supposed to be with meat .
Geeee.. thanks for eating on behalf of max.. he must be full now from watching you eat then pay for you cris.. what a cheek..they give you change you know if you had given them the note.. free eater
Who has taught you this semi alien Bengali 🤣?!!!Bhalo means good but adding tea is super funny because in bangali we call tea as chaa.Bhalo khabaar = good food and if you want to say very good then you say Khoob Bhalo.But I must admit you give your heart and soul to adapt and acknowledge.God bless both you and Max.🙌🙏🏼
Bhalo tea means good tea(Chai)..and valo means Good, so basically you can add the adjective Good with anything you like.. Whatever you feel good you can add a Good before that.. Bhalo food Valo place Valo khete Valo jinis Valo lok..etc
Chris I love your effort to learn the local language, but please read the comments, my ears are bleeding from hearing 'bhalo tee' so many times, save my bengali soul please😭
@desichris word "bhaalo" means good, and "bhaalotea" means good tea. You must be confused bcz of the misunderstanding from ur previous conversation with the tea seller. Further, if you want to say good, just say "BHAALO" or if you want to say extremely delicious in bengali, say "OSSADHORON". Wish I could meet u guys, but I am out of station.
Chris if you face challenge of language you can speak hindi a lot of people understand hindi apparently and can communicate in hindi in a haphazard manner but definitely you can transcend your ideas easily
Hey Chris, Good = Bhalo, So bhalo tea is good tea. Susadu = Delicious, However you can use the phrase "Khoob Bhalo" which means very good in a generic sense to describe almost everything. 'Susadu' is not used very often colloquially. Especially the working class, who are migrant workers from Bihar would not understand.
Will any Indian get so much of respect and attention in your country ? Or let's say would you get this kind of down to earth ❤️ respect in any other nation ? This is the country this is the soil on which you are walking where Britishers said Dogs and Indians not allowed ! Read the history because you both are keen in exploring India. It's time the truth must surface. But no hard feelings because kindness and being respectful is what our culture teaches I hope you reciprocate the same. So how long you are in Kolkata now ? I am from this city only. I too am a great follower of you both. God bless you brothers.
@12:28 Chris whenever you are asking somebody to have some food from your side, dont ask 'aap khaoge?' ( will you eat?) Instead, say 'please khaiye.' (Please have it) We Bengalis (rather say hindus) treat food as God Narayan. And we never ask for it no matter we are hungry or not, we have money or not.(exception family and friend circle) But if someone insists and requests we will surely have it. If you insisted that Uncle he would surely have it. 🙏🙏🙏 And feeding the hungry is the best thing one can do on this earth
Cris is really a friendly and good person . But , one thing is noticeable, and that is , this blogger enjoying and showing of the alleys , footpath dokans and poor areas only . Till now, no notable places, for which Kolkata can boast of , is shown .
you havenoit heard the name of the town 'berhampore' which is the town of the Murshidabad district ,the place full of history ,the initiation of bristish rules and manythings . you can have a travel to murshidabad as well very cheap and good but you have to stay at berhampore and travel to rest of murshidabad but its very comfortable to stay at berhampore
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That security guard uncle was so sweet and nice ☺😊😊☺
That’s my father- Chris is my father
@@divesh613 amazing ☺😊
@@divesh613nice
@@divesh613for real?
pretty sure he asked him if he was a famous youtuber..I could be wrong
Hi Chris, in Bengali, bhalo means good. tea is for tea. So, bhalo tea means good tea😊
Why did you correct him? It was more fun to hear him use it in the wrong way.
That is so funny! 😂
He is probably thinking why is no one understanding me but little does he know he is saying delicious tea to everyone 😂😂
learning languages is an adventure. One time I was trying to saying that I was hot and accidentally said I was horny 🤣
@@katelynbarone5256that's hilarious 😂
@@rxmeshchhxtu Another friend wanted to say that she wanted to go to sleep and accidentally said that she wanted to sleep with someone 😂😂
Learning languages is not for the weak
@@katelynbarone5256 😂 Are these things real happening because speaking anything can't be so funny everytime 😂
Much love to the people of Bengal from Nagaland...I see so much love and kindness..God bless you all
'Valo Tea' means Good Tea. 'Valo' = Good in bengali. So if you mean Good Samosa you should say 'Valo Samosa' (NOT 'Valo Tea' Samosa). Likewise: Valo Jol (Good Water), Valo Bari (Good House), Valo Manush (Good person).
Hope you find this small linguistics session helpful, Chris 😄
Kintu valo cm koi ? 🙂
@@sabyasachi702 valo CM is a kalponik term
@@EternalBlaze10 kintu didir theke to valo paoa e jai.. je atleast peaceful community wala der pokke bole na sudhu 🤡
@@sabyasachi702 Ta thik kotha
Valorant
Just give these two awesome people an Indian citizen 😊
Love to see you in Kolkata.People are very friendly and helpful in Kolkata. Proud to be a Bengali.Best of luck for your upcoming journey ❤
You are becoming pure Indian now - making your friend to pay your bill for samosa who didn't even ate 😭 😂
😂😂
The phrase "Bhalo tea" actually means good tea. Just say bhalo.
I'm not Bengali btw. Correct me if I'm wrong
yes u are correct
U r right
Hello Chris, love your videos man. Btw here in Bengal we don't call a samosa samosa but "Singhara", and the funny thing is, to the hindi speakers in India "Singhara" means "Water chestnut" fruit. So it very confusing to them as well as to us Bengalis. In India the we don't always have same word for same thing and also same word for completely different things.
Thats exactly what I was going to say.😅
Me too.😂
We Bengalis can understand what they are saying but same can't be said about the Hindi speaking people from other states.
@@Fetuspakora581Yep.
As a Bengali this is so true
The highlight of these kolkata vlogs is 'Bhalotea', like literally throughout his trip at Kolkata, he hasn't been told by any localite that Bhalo tea means good tea.. Pure innocence of Chris🥰
Another great video, Mr Lewis! BTW, you're right about the sweet undertones in Bengali cuisine. It's the same with Gujarati food. Having grown up in Bombay, I prefer my Indian food to be savoury. Cheers and keep up the good work!
Brother I just love how u learn the languages so quickly. Ur hindi is very fluent & I'm glad u r catching up the Bengali language. I'm Bengali but I don't live in Kolkata I'm from durgapur.
Chris you so famous 🎉
Humble and warm hearted vlogger ever in India
In the month of October, Durga Puja, the biggest festival of Bengalis, will be held on 20-24 October. Please come to Kolkata at that time and be very happy. Don't miss the opportunity. We will wait for you😊
bengalis are the best in showing love and once they trust you they shower you with the warmth and love all they can .... as a non bengali i can assure you they are the best ( caution : this can be on the other side if you break the trust then the will be on the other extreme)
Chris,
One correction Delicious meaning is not 'Valo tea ' in bengali .
Delicious=Susadu
A tea seller told you the term 'valo tea' in your previous vlog without understanding what you want to say delicious in bengali.
Bhalo = Good . SuSwadu (sushadu) good taste. (su prefix for anything good) .
Yes Chris, the tea seller said valo tea which literally means good tea and not delicious. Also if you want to ask any vendor what is he selling, you can ask "dada ki ki hobe?" And he'll tell you all the options.
Mone hochhe Bangla te MA, kitu school e chakri payni😂
The way you mix with local people and give time is very generous. Thats why u r becoming popular.
Love you brother. You’re doing a great job. Thanks.
- From an Indian (Living in 🇨🇦 rn) ✌️peace
I'm a daily viewer and from past couple of videos these duos are just cracking me up with these jokes 😂. Love it ❤. I'm getting comedy AND daily vlog adventure as a viewer. Loving it 😂😂😂😂
You guys doing great. Exploring !ncredible India. Keep going 😊
The uncle at the end won everyone’s hearts. Need a special shorts dedication.
Bengalis are always so sweet in there gesture
some important translations:
It tastes good translates to " eta khete valo"
"Does it taste good?" translates to: "eta khete kemon?"
"how much does it cost" translates to: "Dam koto" ot "koto taka"
taka= rupee
"good/tasty" translate to "valo"
"bad" translates to "kharap"
I am feeling the grumpy Max behind the camera. 'Where's my samosa'😂
You have a good heart. Keep spreading love brother. May you get what you want in your life❤
Kolkata aka “The City of Joy “ does justice with its name as happiness truly evident on the faces of Chris and Max meeting people of Kolkata and has filled both of them with joy too😊😊
That one tea guy said 'bhalo tea' since then they are using bhalo tea for every bloody thing 😂😂😂 this reminds me of that mr.bean middle finger greet to people
Thank you so much ❤❤ for visiting our neighbors country India. You can come in bangladesh . It's a beautiful country.
You guys should also visit 'BEDOUIN- SHER-E-BENGAL ' in Gariahat (5-10mins journey from Deshoprio Park).
Chris you are a wonderful person, enjoy ur trip in India stay safe
that watchguard suspected you guys as international robbers........🤣
Dont forget to visit Kolkata's college street book market and the oldest scrap market thanthania market
Very nice to see you Chris interacting with Indian's, in our own hindi language.....👌👍👏
yes yes brother, you wil find a sweet undertone in our begali food ,,we are sweet people.....🥰🥰🥰🙃
Bengal is not just about food; though bengali food is unique; do go to a standard bengali joint & show us how you feel about our food; go to college street to see biggest book shops; walk down the small lanes in inner Kolkata to hear how young generations learn to sing or play music; go to Belur Math to feel indian spirituality! Kolkata got created from a tiny town of Bengal to be the Capital of India; feel the grandeur.
Curious shirtless guy in the dhoti was funny. Young fans were very affectionate.
I love samosa, it is one of my fav snacks, im following Max's channel also, both of your videos are great to watch
You're just too famous! Lol! Thank you both for such interesting and entertaining videos! Please kindly show vids from Gujarat....and go see the lions too! My Mother and I look forward to your videos, so thank you Chris. You and your mate Max are such lovely and respectful young gentlemen. Much appreciated.
Friendly celebrities 😊 we love how mix up with youngsters
LoL gyes Chris needs bodyguard now 😂 Chris look so famoous in kolkata
Brothers, both of you have became celebrities. Many boys are taking selfies. Very good. Thanks.
You always say Bhalotea lmao!! It's only bhalo haha. The guy who told you this was saying that the Tea(chai) was great (Bhalo)😭😭😂😂
Let him enjoy. Every time he says bhalo tea, it invokes puzzled responses from bystanders and brings laughter to ours 😅
Cris did you saw how indian drinking water right from the jug😂
11:00 Bengali Samosas are far different from normal samosas....Bengali samosas are made of Cauliflower and Potato(no mashed potato as usual). Bengali samosas are filled with chopped potatoes and cauliflower.
Everything in Bengal is different from other Indian states cuisines. Everything has sugar added to it even biryani. ..now max says samosa too.
I'd cry eating sugar inside samosa but you are used to it from childhood so you won't understand our pain. 😂
@@durgadevi7814 Well....There is sugar in some dishes but not as much as you imagining. It's minimal amount just to balance everthing.
@@459_nilavratbera4 I've been there. I loved the culture and retro look of Bengal very very much.
Just that we aren't used to eating sugar added to all the dishes even if it's small quantity for you , we aren't used to it in spicy dishes and feel it spoiled the taste of the dish.
I love everything else about Bengal , the people's artistic inclinations , the Bengali style of saree .
kamon acho chris???tomar blog dekhi..khub valo lage... khub valo video banao...
The way Chris tries to pronounce each Bengali word is fantastic. Love from Bengal❤
Chris and Max make useful and interesting travel vlogs
HAPPY FANBASE WAITING FOR U TO COME TO VARANASI LUV FROM VARANASI FIRST RAPPER 💯
WOULD SUGGEST TO VISIT [DIGHA] AND TRY [SEA FOOD] AND VISIT ITS NEARBY PLACES WITH THE BEACH ENJOY!
The first guy was so excited,happy to see you two,he was soo emotional
Bhalo means delicious and tea + chai 😂😂😂 ..... You saying bhalo tea for everything😂
You are in city of Joy. And you both are great love your videos.
The way you chomped on that samosa made me scream LMAOOO Chris you're supposed to start from the pointy corner and then move your way up. That way the stuffing stays put instead of falling apart and making a mess and you get to savour the crunchy part at the end 🥰 your hands stay relatively less Messier this way
The name of the video is so wrong... It should be KOLKATA FAN MEET AND GREET 🤣🤣🤣
Your vlogs are full of positive energy
Do visit Southern parts of india🇮🇳
Hello Chris n Max.. nice work bro... Enjoy the variety of the world. And I m from Kolkata your new subscriber. Entertain us in this way and always be such open-minded.
“Talking with Cute Kolkata girl” LOL
Love Chris's bhaloti everytime he sees something good..
Good means 'Bhalo'
Tea is for Tea (chai) ☕
You should say only Bhalo
Please come to Ahmedabad Chris.. I can show u around.. ❤
I'm from South India and I personally couldnt stand being in Bengal due to its food. I love the culture and the retro vibes kolkata has.
I also love how they have the best clothes for cheap prices. I got a saree and my friends thought its a 10,000 RS saree but it was only 500 rs back then.
The food though ...Everything has sugar added to it, even the biryani. I had tears eating their food because we arent used to adding sugar in spicy foods.
Now knowing even samosa has sugar in it makes me cry.
Even koreans add sugar to all Savory dishes.
Unless you are born eating it and being used to it , its difficult for other states Indians to appreciate Kolkata's food.
You as americans most of your dishes are sweet and not that spicy , so probably you didn't have a tough time.
You have -5000 million% idea about bengali foods.. there are two kinds of cooking gharana here.. rest u have to read.. read the history.
And I am sorry maam, sugar adding in food is not always about making the food sweet.. a pinch of it, gives a beautiful colour to the food and enhances tge flavor of the spices due to caramalizatio..
You are far far far away from realizing the culinary tricks.. another thing . Poppy seeds I guess you know.. that's is another thing which enhances the test of a curry just like Kassari methi.. read
@@biswa82k don't get worked up. Anyone who's not used to eating even pinch of sugar in Savory foods will not find it tasty...taste is based on what you grew up with.
Reasoning the reasons behind will not change anything.
@@hagen456 exactly summarised my view. Thanks. Taste is subjective.
Bro plz come to the biswa bangla patuli at sunday
feels like this place is New Market, yesterday I went there, glad to see those people exploring the place
Food is so cheap in Odisha from other states ❤️
In our town 1 samosa 5rs
And some stall selling 4 samosa for 10rs😁🥰
Where in odisa
@@manoharbasantani8799 Patnagarh Balangir
Hi...friend...in kolkata you must have to try *jhal muri*...❤
Are u going to settle in India? Just a question cuz I have seen tons of ur videos now so I was curious...
Idk even if u does or not but do visit North East India specially barak region u will experience something different
Chris, hopefully we meet on the streets of Kolkata someday soon, would love to have a hand shake with you.
Your Hindi is wayyy better than mine, i hope you can become better than mine in Bengali as well,
Your vlogging style is very good
Hi Chris... I enjoy watching your videos. I wanted to correct your usage of "bhalo tea" which many others have already done. So I think you'll understand that your videos are "bhalo". 😊
Bro please come to odisha ❤❤ taste our culture, Food and our hospitality 😊😊😊😊
Hey I'm your new subscriber from Delhi India 🇮🇳🇮🇳 your vlog sooo amazing I like it 🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏
@Chris Its Good == Bhalo. Very Good == Khub bhalo
Come to Raiganj, North dinajpur, West Bengal bro❤❤❤❤
Guyz.. It's just BHALO😂😂.. not BHALO TEA.. TEA means u know the chai.. BHALO MEANS GOOD ALSO WE SAY FOR GOOD FOOD/TASTY FOOD ... Btw loving u guyzez videos.. ❤💐
In Bangladesh potato filling one is known as Shingara. Whereas meat filling one is known as Samosa.
Nobody asked you copycats hypocrites .it is singhara in Bengali .it's bengali term for samosa .samosa and singhara both are same and none of these is supposed to be with meat .
@@malika5731 Same thing two different names. BIG WOW. You mean to say Jodhu, Modhu, Ram, Sham is the same guy LOL
@@ronniehossain7500 are apni chup korun toh .jotoshob .jeta sotti seta sotti .
@@malika5731 Monae Hoy Kobi Guru Robindra Nath Thakurer Phahari "Khotta" Hoyae Gachen. LOL.
@@ronniehossain7500 kobi gurur naam apni na nilei bhalo .lmao
Love from Gujarat
Please come one time Gujarat ❤
❤
Geeee.. thanks for eating on behalf of max.. he must be full now from watching you eat then pay for you cris.. what a cheek..they give you change you know if you had given them the note.. free eater
Who has taught you this semi alien Bengali 🤣?!!!Bhalo means good but adding tea is super funny because in bangali we call tea as chaa.Bhalo khabaar = good food and if you want to say very good then you say Khoob Bhalo.But I must admit you give your heart and soul to adapt and acknowledge.God bless both you and Max.🙌🙏🏼
Bhalo tea means good tea(Chai)..and valo means Good, so basically you can add the adjective Good with anything you like..
Whatever you feel good you can add a Good before that..
Bhalo food
Valo place
Valo khete
Valo jinis
Valo lok..etc
Bhalo Chris
Bhalo Max
Bhalo Kolkata
Bhalo samosa
Bhalo video
Bhalo thheko (now figure that out)😂
Chris I love your effort to learn the local language, but please read the comments, my ears are bleeding from hearing 'bhalo tee' so many times, save my bengali soul please😭
Chris makes us laugh..... Every one now knows u n max very well...
God bless you bhai ❤️!
"Bhalo tea" means good tea haha.... just say 'bhalo' which means good :)
Aapko aapki mammy ke hath ke khane ki bahut ichha hoti hogi n travelling me😋 Love From Gujarat Ahmedabad 🥰 Chris and Max❤
Once try to come our village and explore different cultures ❤
I hv seen that tea stall video too where u catch that word bro 😂 u hold it n using every where u would say to any beautiful girl too 😊bhalo girl 😊😊😊
BTW...before moving u all should visit Eco park and Nicco Park. It's awesome.
Bhai ek question ,aap ne India me sab se jada Vegetarian log and food dish dekhe. Kya difference lagta vegetarian and non-vegetarian food me ?
@desichris word "bhaalo" means good, and "bhaalotea" means good tea. You must be confused bcz of the misunderstanding from ur previous conversation with the tea seller. Further, if you want to say good, just say "BHAALO" or if you want to say extremely delicious in bengali, say "OSSADHORON".
Wish I could meet u guys, but I am out of station.
Bro come to odisha also
Chris if you face challenge of language you can speak hindi a lot of people understand hindi apparently and can communicate in hindi in a haphazard manner but definitely you can transcend your ideas easily
Woke North Indian spotted
Hey Chris,
Good = Bhalo,
So bhalo tea is good tea.
Susadu = Delicious,
However you can use the phrase "Khoob Bhalo" which means very good in a generic sense to describe almost everything.
'Susadu' is not used very often colloquially. Especially the working class, who are migrant workers from Bihar would not understand.
Both of you now are Indian celebrities
You are most Welcome in West Bengal ❤🎉😊
Where are you in Kolkata now?
daily vlog uplodeing bro
Will any Indian get so much of respect and attention in your country ? Or let's say would you get this kind of down to earth ❤️ respect in any other nation ? This is the country this is the soil on which you are walking where Britishers said Dogs and Indians not allowed ! Read the history because you both are keen in exploring India. It's time the truth must surface. But no hard feelings because kindness and being respectful is what our culture teaches I hope you reciprocate the same. So how long you are in Kolkata now ? I am from this city only. I too am a great follower of you both. God bless you brothers.
@12:28 Chris whenever you are asking somebody to have some food from your side, dont ask 'aap khaoge?' ( will you eat?) Instead, say 'please khaiye.' (Please have it) We Bengalis (rather say hindus) treat food as God Narayan. And we never ask for it no matter we are hungry or not, we have money or not.(exception family and friend circle) But if someone insists and requests we will surely have it. If you insisted that Uncle he would surely have it. 🙏🙏🙏
And feeding the hungry is the best thing one can do on this earth
Cris is really a friendly and good person .
But , one thing is noticeable,
and that is , this blogger enjoying and showing of the alleys , footpath dokans and poor areas only .
Till now, no notable places, for which Kolkata can boast of ,
is shown .
you havenoit heard the name of the town 'berhampore' which is the town of the Murshidabad district ,the place full of history ,the initiation of bristish rules and manythings .
you can have a travel to murshidabad as well very cheap and good but you have to stay at berhampore and travel to rest of murshidabad but its very comfortable to stay at berhampore