I am half Mauritian as my mum is black Mauritian and my dad white French. I was born in France and brought up in London. I am married to a Jamiacan and so is half my Mauritian side of the family LOL, My hubby loves Mauritius....Mauritius Party in the park every year in London is packed and you see LOADSSSSS of Jamican flags we have our Mauritian, Jamaican and French flag up on our chairs etc As stated my hubby loves Mauritius and they know he's Jamaican he's treated like royalty lol
Whagwaan!? Nice to know that we have Jamaicans there! Here in Mauritius we use french language for salutations mainly like Bonjour for goodmorning and to say Bye we say effectively😅 bye or ba bye or salam or "nou zouenn" to "say see ya"! We say Irie too but here we say "Serye"! Bigup from mauritius island!
The Hindu Festival is called Maha Shivatree and takes place at Gunga Talao which is the equivalent of the Ganges in India. Usually takes place February/March.
Correction... I was in Mauritius in 2005.. I used to live and work there. There are Jamaicans there but they are so integrated you can't tell. There is also a blended Afro Indian population and Afro Chinese population too. But Indians are 75 to 80 percent of the population
🇯🇲 Probe a little more Xavier. Ask when was their last visit to Jamaica? Without being negative....just like her likes ask about dislikes as well, only because most interviewees all seems to be contended wherever they are.
Sweet lady living in Mauritius! Welcome. As observing few things and as a born raised in my beautiful island. We need to be clear of few things here, we as a peaceful nation don’t want invasion of any other kind who say that they share the Mauritian culture and take job that the Locals are struggling to get after many years of studying… Secondly don’t come to a Country and settling and bashing about that you wish to have things that you can’t get from your native country! If it has been such a concern and nostalgic GO BACK TO WHERE YOU ARE FORM! In this case JAMAICA! Simple 😊
I am half Mauritian as my mum is black Mauritian and my dad white French. I was born in France and brought up in London. I am married to a Jamiacan and so is half my Mauritian side of the family LOL, My hubby loves Mauritius....Mauritius Party in the park every year in London is packed and you see LOADSSSSS of Jamican flags we have our Mauritian, Jamaican and French flag up on our chairs etc
As stated my hubby loves Mauritius and they know he's Jamaican he's treated like royalty lol
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Whagwaan!? Nice to know that we have Jamaicans there! Here in Mauritius we use french language for salutations mainly like Bonjour for goodmorning and to say Bye we say effectively😅 bye or ba bye or salam or "nou zouenn" to "say see ya"! We say Irie too but here we say "Serye"! Bigup from mauritius island!
Jamaicans are everywhere!❤️
As I await this one to premiere,because I am heading there soon OMG
Ping us when you get here
Mauritian here, living in Canada. Really enjoyed this conversation between you too. Hope Sharon enjoy Mauritius.
The Hindu Festival is called Maha Shivatree and takes place at Gunga Talao which is the equivalent of the Ganges in India. Usually takes place February/March.
Hi everyone 👋 Portlander in London on time today 😀
Big up Xavier & Sharon! thanks for sharing your lovely experience
Yayy! I love this. Thanks sooo much for sharing can't wait to arrive🎉
Hi Sharon and thanks to Xavier for interviewing my childhood friend.
Traveling is an education indeed,enlarges one's territory. Impressive!
Great interview with Sharon. Look forward each Sunday for these informative sessions.
Correction... I was in Mauritius in 2005.. I used to live and work there. There are Jamaicans there but they are so integrated you can't tell. There is also a blended Afro Indian population and Afro Chinese population too. But Indians are 75 to 80 percent of the population
ANXIOUSLY WAITING , THANKS XAVIER .
Just love you. you make me know the world. love it. Thank you
Thanks Sharon and Xavier, Mauritius wasn't new to me but I'm glad to learn about it.
I am also from Passmore Town and Alpha Primary. Greetings
Nice interview! I must visit there one day.
Biryani originates from india and it was brought to India by the Moghuls from Middle East as they had invaded and ruled India for over a century.
Yes.. A Fellow SWAN.. FIDELITAS FOREVER> @Sharon Barrett-Campbell. Yes.
🇯🇲 Probe a little more Xavier.
Ask when was their last visit to Jamaica?
Without being negative....just like her likes ask about dislikes as well, only because most interviewees all seems to be contended wherever they are.
It is a hindu festival called Maha shivratree
I would like to visit
I’m Mauritian living in london😂
After 4 first , she could makr the effort to learn some creole or french ?
Nice cool lady
How do you know for sure that you are the first Jamaican to settle in Mauritius?
Do they allow dual citizenship? I heard that Mauritius doesn’t for naturalized citizens.
Sandra Levy run come!
In such a big country like Mauritius how do you know for sure that there are no ackie trees there?
She should go to the botanical garden there ,they may have akie tree there .
Hi,
I would like to have jerk chicken
In Mauritius we say Ba Bye
Biryani is INDIAN not ARAB.
In Mauritius it’s Arab food. And all community in Mauritius will go to the Muslim community for briani cause they make the best and we love it.
@@Jesh_sirotenkoVast majority Muslims in Mauritius are Indian not Arabs
Sweet lady living in Mauritius! Welcome. As observing few things and as a born raised in my beautiful island. We need to be clear of few things here, we as a peaceful nation don’t want invasion of any other kind who say that they share the Mauritian culture and take job that the Locals are struggling to get after many years of studying… Secondly don’t come to a Country and settling and bashing about that you wish to have things that you can’t get from your native country! If it has been such a concern and nostalgic GO BACK TO WHERE YOU ARE FORM! In this case JAMAICA! Simple 😊
Thank you Xavier. Hello Sharon, lovely interview.