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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- In this episode of “Jamaicans to the World”, Jamaicans.com founder Xavier Murphy speaks with Lascelles Chen. He is a Jamaican living in Tanzania. We discuss the food, culture, customs, the people, things to do, the language, music, and adjusting to living in Tanzania as an expat. Xavier asks what are the must-eat foods and must-visit places in Tanzania. #WeJaminate #Tanzania
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Thanks for watching! Are you ready to visit Tanzania after watching this video? If you are an expat living in Tanzania what's been your experience there? Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a video in the “Jamaicans to the World” series - bit.ly/2yRRCxP
Kudos for bringing Jamaicans news around the world and on the continent. My wife is from Montego Bay and I am from West Africa… You are making her very happy with your videos! Thanks🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
What part of Tanzania is my fellow Jamaican? I am visiting Dar es saleem this August.
Here in Kenya we love Jamaican people and their culture. We invite Jamaican artists alot .
Wow! He left Jamaica over 30 years ago, yet he still speaks wirh a strong Jamaican accent.
It never leaves us
@Petula Thompson. He has just changed location he remains with his people. He is in his element.
It's so wonderful to see Jamaicans returning to Africa VOLUNTARILY, unlike the ancestors who forcibly removed.
BLESSINGS!
That’s my daddy! He is 100% right on the entire experience. I returned to Jamaica at 18 and subsequently emigrated to the US but even now at 42 years old the many things I learnt living in East Africa have enhanced my life to this very day. I live in the South and in relatively rural parts and my East African upbringing has helped me fight right into a ‘country’ community and lifestyle.
Nice Dani. Your dad seems very cool so I am guessing thats in your DNA as well. Much blessings.
Your family are legends big respect 👍🏾
Bless up to you and your daddy
Your dad emigrated to Tanzania in 89 right? He must be fluent in swahili and so are you right?
@@mangofish9079 He is pretty fluent. I am not. I’m not a language person so over the ten years there I only managed to get a hold of what I needed to get through casual conversations with those that didn’t speak English like the women who sold in the market.
I pick Tanzania Rwanda Namibia and kenya now am a proud owner of an apartment in Nirobi Kenya
Jamaicans are true representative of Africa outside of Africa. Jamaicans adapt to African life easily..
There is no place in Africa where there’s no love for Jamaica !!! Jamaican are and always gonna be our brothers!! That’s blood !!❤️❤️❤️
Am African dreaming to live in Jamaica !! My kids are half Jamaican once a year we go there to vacation with their Jamaican dad❤️❤️❤️
It’s so sad that I had to discover that I was an African myself my family raised me more euro style 🤦🏽♀️
Love it. well said
@@Mamamangolina It is never too late to learn about your ancestors on the African side. You will be amazed.
Man im coming to Tanzania 🇹🇿 soon im also from mandeville bless up brother long life and prosperity
I don’t know why everybody is trying to run to this crappy place called USA I can’t wait to move back to my true home Africa and Tanzania is the first choice for me I hear some of my family in Jamaica dis mi when mi seh mi wah move go Africa christianity has demonized Africa to a level I see
Hello jamaican is all over the world. You know this saying if a egg we in the red, if it's salt we in the pot.Very adventurous.
We are Africans!! Brought to this island, Called Jamaica, but We Are AFRICANS
Yes mr Chin you are soooooo correct jamaican celebrate AFRICANS through our music
This is a very informative program
I am not from Jamaica.. From Grenada via Canada but I really appreciate all the wealth of knowledge this program brings. I watch it all the time.
Our motto is : Out of many one people. So I claim you as my Caribbean sister. We are all one. Depending on the region we are socialized different.
I spent a couple of months in Arusha, Tanzania, studying at the Ngiro Wildlife Research Centre. I am Jamaican but I was always taken for a Masai because of my height and build. I'll never forget going to place and placing my order at the bar and having to wait for more than an hour. My friends who did not see me coming back came to find out what was going on. The bartender told them that I was behaving as if I was a foreigner. I wasn't speaking Swahili, I was speaking English.
To all the Tanzanians people. Love and respect my beautiful people. Stedford Clarke..Spicy Reggae .You tube/Facebook
Jamaicans are very good people so respectiful.. they love their roots..Africa
I was talking to my Mom this weekend about visiting Tanzania, she wants to leave the cold, as do I.But h has a lovely tone in his accent. 🇯🇲. Wow, he left after Gilbert. 👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾
It's good to get to know your roots and learn about the African culture. Good job, Xavier, keep it up. God bless.
My sister was a twelve tribe so she went to several African countries yes she also went to Zanzabar
I am hooked on this channel. Can't stop watching. Fantastic job Xavier Murphy! You were born to do this. Big up!
You utter my sentiments.
I never really thot of that. Our genre celebrates Africa!...when everyone else don't care bout it.... powerful!
I really enjoyed this interview! Not only was Mr. Chen informative, but he was entertaining. Even after thirty-odd years away, him still Jamaican to the core, you caan miss it. Blessings! Keep up the great work Xavier.
What an amazing interview. I loved every minute of it. Thank you very much.
Ackee origin is from Ghana/West Africa: The ackee fruit (Blighia sapida) is the national fruit of Jamaica. It was imported to the Caribbean from Ghana before 1725 as 'Ackee' or 'Aki' is another name for the Akan people, Akyem.
Thanks for watching. I learned so much during the interview
Tanzania is place to be unique country in africa I never see before very beautiful and white sand beach blue water the home of diaspora I can't to be there very strong leader
I love these interviews but my favorite are the ones living all over in Africa. I notice African are always excited when I tell them I am from Jamaica(I live in US). They are so warm and welcoming. Keep it coming
UUMMU out of all the African Diaspora interviews that have listened to for the past 18 months, this one and the Jamaicans living in Ethiopia ranks amongst the best. When was overseas 30 years was really impacted the most about my UUMMU African identity by Jamaicans who were more African conscious than Modern African themselves UUMMU
It’s very true that only Jamaican musicians sang a lot about Africa……wow I never thought of that.
Really enjoyed this video. It warmed my heart to see my fellow Jamaican here in Tz. I live in Daresalaam, Tz
Hi Sandra, i am a fellow Jamaican and was just there until Nee Years day. I went by Velisas a few times while there. A friend of mine from JA came to join me while there and he isnt leaving. Loves it. Other than the ackee it has everything JA has. We went to Zanzibar and nuff breadfruit was there. I am back in the west but returning very soon. Enjoy!
@@globallibran378 Hi, I'm interested in visiting for possibly longterm ..... How do you find the water and power supply, is it consistent? I was advised that its very abrupt in Ghana. I prefer to avoid these issues for a long term stay. I'd have chosen Ja if safety wasn't of such high concern
@@gailbeaute1671 hi there. I was in Dar es Salaam for a combined 6 weeks over 2 visits ( left for Kenya for 3 weeks and then returned). I did have an issue with power once, but my Airbnb had a backup generator so i got that service in minutes and usually the main source is back on in a few hours. I had no problems with water where I stayed. The internet where i stayed did have some intermittent issues as well. A fix was using a universal internet router with a cell SIM. In general i didnt find the issue overwhelming or pervasive. Check with the resident above as she lives there and could speak on it even better. All the best.
How long have you been living in TZ? How has it been?
@@gailbeaute1671 Power supply maybe an issue here and there everywhere in Africa… But it got better … You can make sure where you live has backup generator.
That is sometimes the price to pay to live in Paradise 😀
I love this interview😊😊 Jamaicans are everywhere. I enjoyed it
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Am supposed to visit TZ this summer if I can catch a flight ✈️ on Ethiopian Airlines. All the best to you Butch and others
So long as you are black man, you are an African and you are always welcome home 🏡
Best interview so far he is proud jamaican
So true. No other genre of music sing about Africa like Reggae. ❤️🇯🇲🔥. Love the vibe of gentleman and this interview. Another great interview. Shade and one pot. ❤️❤️❤️.
Best interview
Let that sink in there is no other genre of music that up lift mama Africa like reggae music I yearn for the Continent every day must return home soon
Patrice Lumumba Wow!!!!! My dream is to visit Ghana 🇬🇭.
Lovely video. Jealous of the life. What a magnificent country Tanzanina. Those beaches could see myself spending Sunday's after church. Wow. I'm from the Caribbean. Thanks for this, really appreciate it.
Butch need another interview!!! Love dis
Ronny, separate subject but your name teekaa is the same as mine given to me for a nick name child. How did you get yours? I believe the word is west African in origin
Very informative
Butch thank you for sharing your experience about Tanzania with us. And based on my research I agree with your views on Ghana.
Yah maaaaaannn 🔥🔥🔥 I'm pushing out from the shores of ja in a few months, and this straightforward, clean, clear interview on a fellow Jamaican, living in Tz is a joy. Superb!!!!
Great interview. I've been to Tanzania myself and the people are pretty warm. A must see is going on a safari to see the animals in their natural habitat. That was great for me and my children. Also seeing the Massai tribe, the last remaining tribe and their way of living, although their are so many changes now.
Welcome again to Tanzania 🇹🇿 which county sister do you come from ?
Greetings to my friend from H/View Primary Sch! Butch, one of the kindest things I can recall was your "Bon Voyage!" card before going on one of my trips abroad as you were such a gentleman. Also, my most recent recollection is of the days when we worked in New Kingston. Sincerely sad for the loss of your brother 😔 Really a pleasure to find you here. Stay safe, Sir Butch 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Definitely love this interview it was a Joy to hear our Jamaican brother represent in the Mother Land.
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Jamaica in Tanzania is like living in your home. It is home coming. Any part of Africa should be' home coming for all Africans , Black race in Diaspora
Wow I’m just finding so many interesting channels lately! Blessings to you all 🙏🏿💕💕
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That man should have a youtube channel
Every time I watch this channel I learn something new. Keep up the good work Xavier.
WOW JUST WATCH THIS INTERVIEW, AND IT IS ONE OF THEE BEST IF NOT THE BEST❗❗❗🇯🇲🌏🔵
Loved this interview with Mr Chen enjoyed it as we are all from a African descent
54 COUNTRIES in Africa Ghana not going to hold everyone east Africa is thriving way ahead of the WEST
Thank You. Im in Nigeria and part of me wishes i was in east africa but work brought me to Nigeria.
@@missmolasses5111 Which country are you originally from
Xavier, You mentioned The Battle of the Blues Football match between St Georges College (light blue) and Jamaica College (navy blue) is in honor of Dennis Ziadie. Dating myself here, but I remember the team's with Dennis Ziadie, Dennis Chung and Lascelles Graham and Georges' battle with Kingston College for the Manning Cup. Those were the days when Kingston was Kingston. Your guest, Mr. Chin is a wealth of information. Great interview!!
Great interview, very informative. Butch voice, tone and mannerisms so much reminded me of my Dad, it was unreal. My Dad was a deep thinker and spiritual person and I believe Butch may be somewhat like that too. He has stayed true to his roots, and that sense of oneness, calmness and spirituality came across very well in this interview. Keep up the good work.
So true 👍
Look like a serious man. He seem real too.
Nice
@@Chev2k3 Very intellectual yet very open minded.He surely is a college professor type.
My favourite interview so far, love that Mr Chen spoke Patois throughout the interview 👍🏾🇯🇲🇨🇦
I am Ghanaian lives in London, I love patua Brooklyn jamaican English.
@Philemon Yeboah Pardon?
Patois*
Patois is Jamaican, Nothing to do with Brooklyn, this is common knowledge 🤦🏾♂️
@@realdealmedia4169 he clearly say Brooklyn jamaican English. So hes referring to jamaican living in Brooklyn 🤦🏿♂️
@@KAWTELENUH what he wrote doesn't state that so your making an assumption.
Good interview with Lascelles. I learnt a lot about the African countries and especially Tanzania. I love the story about the beach in Zanzibar. Love the Irish Moss story.
When I was in the high school I wanted to go Tanzania. I went to Ghana and loved it. I'm a new sub and enjoy your content.
I loved the interview but it too short.
Thoroughly enjoyed this interview......really lively and very descriptive.....very colourful!!!! All the best on the continent!!
So much learned in such a short space of time. Thank you for such a great interview.
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The Reasoning was a Joy Live up My People
Kalonji spirit in Action. big up jamaica. big up Sound Man
Brilliant interview keep em coming. Next Jamaicans on the moon :)
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African Americans moving to Africa in a bulk Stevie Wonder moving to Ghana he already had a house their so they just learning to appreciate AFRICA but jamaican appreciated AFRICA from the first beginning. But happy to see AFRICAN Americans stepping out a Babylon .
So right... Remember Marcus Garvey? Preaching " back to Africa" long time.
@@normacampbell550 Exactly Sister Norma. Africa is Zion yuh nuh seet. Blessed love and protection. ❤🖤💚💛❤.
I have watched many of these videos and I thoroughly enjoyed this one, very informative and to the point with compelling anecdotes.
Most informative I appreciate your videos,people like me that’s planning on repatriating.
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Love your interviews, hardly comment but you have my support and I tell my friends to subscribe also...
Thank you and I hope to get every country in the world
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I just love to follow you. This blog teaches me so much. Thanks Xavier. It's like I'm traveling.
Really appreciate this programme i think its awesome.I am l earning about Africa because of you its Rye opening and informative.Thanks.
Thanks for watching and I am also learning as I do the interviews.
Xavier, Much appreciated. Later, I will give serious consideration to subscribing; it takes a while for me, but thanks for sharing these interviews! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
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Love this. This man sounds like Michael Manley
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One of my fave interviews 🇯🇲🇨🇦
Just watched this video and it was if not the best one so far, I love this brother and how much he's still embarrassing our culture and the sweet JAMAICAN accent and I love him humility and everything he is as a JAMAICAN 💯💯💯💚🖤💛🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💯. Another wonderful video Sir and thanks again for information us all about JAMAICANS abroad and how wonderful it is to know that wherever we go we're all welcome and we as JAMAICANS are keen to get out of our comfort zone and are ready to challenge most things blessings brother JAH guidance be yours one love give thanks still 🇯🇲🇯🇲✊🏿🙌🏿🙏🏿
I think you meant embracing and not embarrassing - typo fault...
Love the reasoning Xavier and Lascelles. Big up Jamaica, and StGC!
Really enjoy watching this interview, learnt a lot is such a short time. "Big up yuh self Mr Chen." Definitely have to subscribe
Respect this elder reasoning
Beautiful interview, very interesting gentleman , the kind of man one can learn from this is truly informative good luck thanks for this interview
Great interview Butch! Blessings 🇯🇲 🌍
Thank for the information
Wonderful interview, I learned alot.
Another awesome production!
Mr. Chen's channel is one of my favourites.
Next time interview Xodus Africa.Jamaican woman living and soon opening exodus house in Tanzania
Please have her contact us
@@xmurphy2485 I dont know her in personal level.I am her subscriber's and I am Tanzanian .If you are interested to interview her you will find her contact details in her channel called Xodus Africa
@@xmurphy2485 Yes, this Jamaican woman bought a beautiful piece of property by the the ocean in Tanzania. Please check out her videos on TH-cam. I think it's Xodus Africa...
Mr. Chen is with wisdom.
Tz 🇹🇿 amazing ,,I miss home
Love this....nuff blessings ❤️🙏
A wealth of information... Good job as usual
Wow i love this chanel i had to subscribe i think i am going to learn a lot
wonderful interview. learns so much good reasoning
Great, informative interview. Job well done Xavier and Mr. Chen!
Ive always watched this series on my first arrival on TH-cam, and ive certainly found it to be a VERY EDUCATIONAL SERIES. It has given me perspectives which i havent even thought about, or have had knowledge of. Ive known maybe one or two Jamaicans who've lived in Tanzania for periods of time, even were married to native Tanzanians, and their perspective is quite the opposite of what was described here. However one eill speak from their own experiences, but the more experience gained.from others will help another to choose with a bit more knowledge of how to navigate around certain pitfalls. I'm an elderly who's been bitten by the travel monster for years, but has never had the courage and moreso the finances to make serious travel moves during my time before getting to this age, and so I find it very pacifying to travel to around the world on other people's experiences, and hope that in my next life on this planet, I will live the life of a world traveller. Thank U Zavier, for helping me to cope with a life unfulfilled this trip. I REALLY DO APPRECIATE.
Very interesting and informative interview.
I totally enjoy this interview.
Very good interesting interview smart guys 👍.
I've been to both Kenya and Tanzania. Got nothing but love from the people they were so happy to have us there. And I'm only Jamaican through parents and not by birth.
That is great. I hope to visit one day. I am learning as I do these interviews.
Love it! Interesting Respect Mr Chen! Inspiring 👏
Love this interview, have shared with family group to subscribe.
Thank you. I hope to get every country in the world
Great interview,very informative i love the way this man speak
breadfruit and jackfruit are in EAST africa
Oh sweet goodness!!!!!! I was wondering how I'd bring a breadfruit sucker with me to TZ. Is it all over the East?
I love this wow wow thanks you.
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK .I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL.GOD BLESS YOU ALL🙏//
Thank you
Wonderful reasoning...
Enjoy every bit of it.
Keep it coming.
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Great work as always Xavier!!
Thanks. The interviewee Butch was great. A wealth of information.
Educational interview, very insightful vlog.
Thank you. I hope to get every country in the world
I love your smile all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦
HAPPY To See You
How Do You Like Rasta Land
There in Tanzania
Not sure of the question...I know of Rasta and I know of land, but I don't know of any Rasta Land....maybe you can explain.
The Restaurant on the Beach
@@sher3571 Oh...I heard of it and saw some advert...but I don't visit Dar too often