_ that's why it is nice to listen , they give the personal touch to a video . Kan you imagine only to see museums , monuments . When you put people to speak from de region , then I associate the place with real people .
_ maybe you have seen the Eiffel tower , you hear all languages from the world except french. The only people there talking french is the security guards
but it irritates me when people in europe or usa dont know that we have cities and modern life as well... when i lived in usa a lot of people though we ride fucking camels in street and shit like really!?
HEY GABRIEL, WHAT A NICE PERSON YOUR GUIDE IS. A PLEASURE LISTENING TO HIM, HE IS SO SOFT SPOKEN. I HAVE ONLY BEEN TO 34 COUNTRIES BUT AM STILL COUNTING AT 70 YEARS OLD. I NOW BASE MYSELF IN THAILAND AND WILL BE GOING TO INDIA AND CHINA WITH A SIDE TRIP TO TIBET THIS YEAR. I AM ALSO EXPLORING A TRIP TO THE PHILIPPINES. I MAY MAKE A TRIP TO CAMBODIA, VIETNAM AND MYANMAR. I LOVE TO TRAVEL AND SEE NEW PLACES. LOVE TO SEE THE WAY OTHER PEOPLE LIVE AND THEIR CUSTOMS. AT MY AGE, I DON'T GET AROUND LIKE I USED TO BUT I STILL GET AROUND. I JUST HAVE TO DO IT A LITTLE SLOWER. I AM THINKING ABOUT DOING A TH-cam CHANNEL MYSELF THIS YEAR. I WILL LET YOU KNOW WHEN I GET IT SET UP. BROCK
Aamin Hassan NAPLE IS ON MY BUCKET LIST AND MAYBE I CAN FIT IT IN ON THIS TRIP. I WILL ONLY BE ABLE TO STAY THIS TRIP UNTIL MAY OF 2019. I HAVE A MENISCUS TEAR IN MY RIGHT KNEE AND HAVE DECIDED TO GET IT FIXED SO I CAN CONTINUE TO TRAVEL. WHEN I COME BACK TO THAILAND AFTER I HAVE MY KNEE FIXED I WANT TO FLY FROM THE EAST COAST AND MAKE A LAYOVER IN DUBAI FOR 2 OR 3 DAYS. I THINK I MIGHT MAKE SURE IT'S IN THE COOLER MONTHS. BROCK
I'm not talking about living cost or prices or weather... I'm talking about surprise, amazing place, emotions, etc... because you have a few experience about , at least, half the world, which is the place that you would like to return to spend a week with your partner? Exploring, relaxing, etc...PLEASE, keep up the good work (SIMPLE AND CLEAR)Big Cheers Gabriel from Portugal!!!
Gosh, it’s pretty there. Just stunning landscape. It was so interesting to hear from the guide and Patrick! This is cool - I hope you can do more interviews like this! I like hearing people’s stories. Thanks. 🙏🏼👍🏼✌🏼
Fantastic. Loving this series of vlogs. I really hope you head to Israel next as israel and Jordan are on my list to do in the near future. Hope you are well and stay safe my friend....john
Hey gabriel! just curious as you have been travelling for so long, do you ever think of finding a partner and settling down somewhere? how often do you go back home? :D
Yishai Davidi they speak arabic, but of cource they speak with a dialect, a heavy jordanian dialect actually, but all arabic speaking people in general can understand each other regardless of their dialect, it's just like the english dialects(american, irish...etc).
Yishai Davidi maybe before 2000 years ago, but when islam came they all talked arabic and that was approx 1500 years ago, beduins are the real arabs, these peoples' ancestors lived in the region since centuries. I hope i was helpful :)
When exactly did the Arabic take over? We know most speaking it today had their own languages Iran & Assyria, Lebanon etc. Egypt had its own but wow, just through them out and take on one that is not your own.
Yishai Davidi Iranians do not speak Arabic, they speak Farsi, their text is in Arabic alphabets only. The Bedouin’s, even pre-Islamic Arabs who built Petra and the nearby kingdoms spoke Arabic. Assyrians of today speak both their own language and Arabic. Lebanese people spoke Arabic since 4th century, before hey spoke Aramaic and Greek and their own Phoenician language. The Egyptians spoke Egyptian then after the Greeks conquered them they spoke Greek and finally when Islam came they spoke arabic.
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It cost 50 Jordanian dinars or about $70 USD for the whole day tour including the taxi ride from Petra to Aqaba and the desert tour. That's $70 each so $140 total for the day tour. And then I tipped the desert guide another 5 dinars.
I agree Rick, too bad the GoPro didn't pick up the audio better. Not the best conditions due to the wind and being outside. It sounds like it depends on what device people are using to listen, because some could hear it fine. But it would have been better louder.
Sadly, for me, I could not understand what either guide was saying. I could hear they both knew English very well, but the tone of their voice was so low making it impossible to understand what they were sharing. I even put my ear to my computer speakers thinking it would be more understandable. Disappointing. I will purchase blue tooth speakers for future situations like this. Patrick was interesting :)
Dang, sorry to hear that Andi. I knew the audio wasn't ideal so I increased it a bit in editing. It seems that some people were able to hear it okay, so it might depend on what device was being used to watch this one. I could hear it okay when I was editing, but I was using earphones.
Thank you my freind
Im very glad to meet you
I wish all the best to you .
Jroh Ali Al Zawaideh Thank you Sir, I enjoyed hearing your interview very much. I never thought about going to Jordan until hearing you talk about it.
Great, nice to meet you as well Ali, thanks for the awesome tour and the interview!
Thanks Ali. .
مرحبا سيد جروح. شو بتنصح مخيمات للإقامة في وادي رم ؟ شكرا
Thanks, Ali!
It's nice to hear people talking about their lives out there . It is so different everything from Europe.
Very nice video
lol ofc its different . how can ir be same ? lolololol apples and oranges ololol
_ that's why it is nice to listen , they give the personal touch to a video . Kan you imagine only to see museums , monuments . When you put people to speak from de region , then I associate the place with real people .
_ maybe you have seen the Eiffel tower , you hear all languages from the world except french.
The only people there talking french is the security guards
Nice
but it irritates me when people in europe or usa dont know that we have cities and modern life as well... when i lived in usa a lot of people though we ride fucking camels in street and shit like really!?
Nice to hear what the locals say. Few travellers give them a voice. Thx Gabe.
HEY GABRIEL, WHAT A NICE PERSON YOUR GUIDE IS. A PLEASURE LISTENING TO HIM, HE IS SO SOFT SPOKEN. I HAVE ONLY BEEN TO 34 COUNTRIES BUT AM STILL COUNTING AT 70 YEARS OLD. I NOW BASE MYSELF IN THAILAND AND WILL BE GOING TO INDIA AND CHINA WITH A SIDE TRIP TO TIBET THIS YEAR. I AM ALSO EXPLORING A TRIP TO THE PHILIPPINES. I MAY MAKE A TRIP TO CAMBODIA, VIETNAM AND MYANMAR.
I LOVE TO TRAVEL AND SEE NEW PLACES. LOVE TO SEE THE WAY OTHER PEOPLE LIVE AND THEIR CUSTOMS. AT MY AGE, I DON'T GET AROUND LIKE I USED TO BUT I STILL GET AROUND. I JUST HAVE TO DO IT A LITTLE SLOWER.
I AM THINKING ABOUT DOING A TH-cam CHANNEL MYSELF THIS YEAR. I WILL LET YOU KNOW WHEN I GET IT SET UP.
BROCK
you should come to Nepal as well if you want to increase the countries you've been to. It's close to India, cheap and absolutely stunning!
Aamin Hassan NAPLE IS ON MY BUCKET LIST AND MAYBE I CAN FIT IT IN ON THIS TRIP. I WILL ONLY BE ABLE TO STAY THIS TRIP UNTIL MAY OF 2019. I HAVE A MENISCUS TEAR IN MY RIGHT KNEE AND HAVE DECIDED TO GET IT FIXED SO I CAN CONTINUE TO TRAVEL.
WHEN I COME BACK TO THAILAND AFTER I HAVE MY KNEE FIXED I WANT TO FLY FROM THE EAST COAST AND MAKE A LAYOVER IN DUBAI FOR 2 OR 3 DAYS. I THINK I MIGHT MAKE SURE IT'S IN THE COOLER MONTHS.
BROCK
ONLY 34? You're well traveled, sir!
I'm not talking about living cost or prices or weather... I'm talking about surprise, amazing place, emotions, etc... because you have a few experience about , at least, half the world, which is the place that you would like to return to spend a week with your partner? Exploring, relaxing, etc...PLEASE, keep up the good work (SIMPLE AND CLEAR)Big Cheers Gabriel from Portugal!!!
Love this jordan series I really hope you enjoyed your time there, jordan is a very welcoming country with alota beautiful places and friendly faces
Yeah Jordan was awesome, the history there is just amazing and people were super friendly.
I love how Ali speaks of Desert Music, I feel it when I get away from the city, tv, radio and mobile phone and go up into the local mountains.
what a good guide, exellent speaker & well educated obviously. wadi rum looks cool too.
Gosh, it’s pretty there. Just stunning landscape. It was so interesting to hear from the guide and Patrick! This is cool - I hope you can do more interviews like this! I like hearing people’s stories. Thanks. 🙏🏼👍🏼✌🏼
everything looks good when you dont have it lol
Glad to hear camping is popular all around the world.
Nice canyons n landscape... Your guide.. Oh my he is speaking good English.... Enjoy traveling Gabe 😍❤😘
"Desert music" this was a super cool interview.
Excellent, glad to hear it.
So cool. What a life. Keep moving forward and enjoy my friend. Cheers.
I love dessert too.. Who doesn't? 😜
Great interview and tour.
Dude, those carvings are new. The stone must be super soft there? :))
Fantastic. Loving this series of vlogs. I really hope you head to Israel next as israel and Jordan are on my list to do in the near future. Hope you are well and stay safe my friend....john
Yes, in Israel now. Jerusalem is incredible.
Brilliant,Look forward to seeing how you explore the country
Hey gabriel! just curious as you have been travelling for so long, do you ever think of finding a partner and settling down somewhere? how often do you go back home? :D
cool
I didn't quite understand what he said about desert safety...was he saying most deserts are not safe, but wadi rum is safe?
I think that's more or less what he was saying. Maybe for one thing because there isn't any conflict in the area. Not sure exactly.
It’s nice to look at the dessert at daylight but living there at night with no ppl around no electricity pitch black, I’d be scared to death.
Your friend in the car has an account on youtube ? Thanks.
No I don't think he has a youtube channel, he never mentioned it. He doesn't seem like the type who is into social media.
Would they let foreigners permanently resettle with them and intermarry etc?
I have no idea. Probably it would depend on the circumstances. I doubt it happens often, although it did in the case of Lawrence of Arabia.
First! Awesome as always!
He seems to like the interview
Yeah, he had suggested it actually.
Do they have their own language or just Arabic? Bedouin, I believe, were the ancient cave society at the time of Moab being a country in that area..
Yishai Davidi they speak arabic, but of cource they speak with a dialect, a heavy jordanian dialect actually, but all arabic speaking people in general can understand each other regardless of their dialect, it's just like the english dialects(american, irish...etc).
Didn't they speak a different language before or from Arabic at one time?
Yishai Davidi maybe before 2000 years ago, but when islam came they all talked arabic and that was approx 1500 years ago, beduins are the real arabs, these peoples' ancestors lived in the region since centuries. I hope i was helpful :)
When exactly did the Arabic take over? We know most speaking it today had their own languages Iran & Assyria, Lebanon etc. Egypt had its own but wow, just through them out and take on one that is not your own.
Yishai Davidi Iranians do not speak Arabic, they speak Farsi, their text is in Arabic alphabets only. The Bedouin’s, even pre-Islamic Arabs who built Petra and the nearby kingdoms spoke Arabic. Assyrians of today speak both their own language and Arabic. Lebanese people spoke Arabic since 4th century, before hey spoke Aramaic and Greek and their own Phoenician language. The Egyptians spoke Egyptian then after the Greeks conquered them they spoke Greek and finally when Islam came they spoke arabic.
Hi how are you my friend am just wondering if u plz go Brazil Rio de Janeiro or plan Ur next trip I want to seen it from your eyes how much it cost and how's life am thankful if show some light on Rio plz reply me u know I am Ur fan learn so much things for you plz plz plz plz plz plz next trip to Rio or tell when plz reply fast thanks buddy bless you peace 🙏✌✌✌✌✌
which tour did you book for this trip?
Patrick booked it through his hotel. You can arrange tours easily when you're there.
Good video..is it expensive for drivers to escort u
It cost 50 Jordanian dinars or about $70 USD for the whole day tour including the taxi ride from Petra to Aqaba and the desert tour. That's $70 each so $140 total for the day tour. And then I tipped the desert guide another 5 dinars.
nice video
His English is good.
I know, pretty impressive.
When getting an interview get closer to the subject. We know what you look like but the focus and audio needs to be on the subject. 👍🏻
I agree Rick, too bad the GoPro didn't pick up the audio better. Not the best conditions due to the wind and being outside. It sounds like it depends on what device people are using to listen, because some could hear it fine. But it would have been better louder.
It sounded muted on my iPad
second from nepal......
Dude speaking good English out in the desert in a vest and a dress dishdasha
because he is guide .
bonjour patrick lol!
He thinks you're a city slicker, little does he know 😏
Haha, yeah I almost said something but then didn't.
:-)
Sadly, for me, I could not understand what either guide was saying. I could hear they both knew English very well, but the tone of their voice was so low making it impossible to understand what they were sharing. I even put my ear to my computer speakers thinking it would be more understandable. Disappointing. I will purchase blue tooth speakers for future situations like this. Patrick was interesting :)
Dang, sorry to hear that Andi. I knew the audio wasn't ideal so I increased it a bit in editing. It seems that some people were able to hear it okay, so it might depend on what device was being used to watch this one. I could hear it okay when I was editing, but I was using earphones.
Gabe do you ever plan on traveling E. Europe, I mean the less well traveled spots ? I ask because I want to go. Thanks.
Yes, that part of the world is high on my list. I might make it there on this trip, we'll see.