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- Would you like to know how it feels to go inside Kigali's most famous Market, and bargain few prices while making your shopping as a Musungu ? this video is made for you !
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Thanks so much !
I'm Rwandan who left long-time ago but when I see video like this it's remind my homeland thanks you so much🇷🇼
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Just save up some money and come and invest. Foreiners are flocking into your country to live permanently because it's one of the best places to live in Africa, if not the best. I myself have lived overseas for 3 decades but but I'm eyeing your country for relocation and investment pretty soon
Great JOB!!! The Good Lord is your Strength. KEEP UP THE GOOD JOB.
thanks so much !
I love how the market are calm and lovely. So beautiful mr Ludo. Thanks for sharing.
thanks a lot Ade, yes this market is really quiet and lovely, i agree !
Bon soir Ludovic vous allez bien.. donc votre toute la vlague formidable so i am enjoying ur vidéo mm fait attention avec moto... Superb..❤
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Greeting from CHI-TOWN-CHICAGO! WOW! Thank you for your very informative and enlightening video! ANKH-ASE!
You are very welcome
Rwanda the "Singapore" of Africa. 👍 Keep it clean. 👍😃
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Wow great video🇳🇬💪💪
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You are good to negotiate, you are far better than me in my own people 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
ahahah, i have trained few years :) thanks a lot for your comment !
Thanks for these videos.
thanks a lot for watching them
très bon video! je recommande
mille merci Félix, pour ton soutien !
This one was so beautifully immersive. Thank you. Shared.
Thank you too! i appreciate your support !
happy to see you again here in the comment section
J'adore ces marchés, on y achèterait multitude de choses et moi je me ferais bien plumer c'est pas comme toi très connaisseur. Le parc naturel est drôlement bien aussi...merci pour cette belle visite
merci beaucoup encore une fois d'avoir regardé ! oui, il vaut mieux negocier les priw à la baisse sinon le porte monnaie descend vite !
Hello Ludo
How I loved doing all these trips with you
From the heart!❤
If I have time, I can be all day and all night watching your videos and I don't get tired
MY GOD HOW I LOVE!
Congratulations once again
How there are wonderful places in this world, My God!
Big kiss and hug here from 🇵🇹🤭🙋♀️
ohhhh what a precious commet !
you can't imagine te motivation it gives me !
I am now working hard hundred percent on many new episodes.
I will be uploading two or three episodes a week, to finish this amazing rwandan series and then i'll bring you again in Nigeria !
hope you will like the episodes coming !
thanks so much for the nice words !
i like the video and i love Rwanda too keep it up ludo
thank you so much for the kind words and support
Wow beautiful video 🙂
thank you Cindy, hope to see you for the next premiere very soon th-cam.com/video/vERiJouFLw8/w-d-xo.html
Yes am waiting 🙂
I enjoy the market and your walk in the park.Passion fruit is my favorite and as you know it is very expensive in Europe.Thaank you once more for the good videos my friend Ludo!!!
ahhh passion fruit, grappe fruit, mangoes, yellow melons, and now tree tomatoes, i love african fruits
Hello Ludo!!!!
I’m running very late tonight. I was busy all day due to holiday in USA 🇺🇸
Park that you walked around the area, it’s beautiful environment and nice air in area!!!!
You did great job with dealers at market. Bargain or not…..
Rip off by strangers! Anyway, we’ll see you next adventure in Rwanda 🇷🇼 😊
thanks a lot Lawrence, yes I tried hard to bargain the prices.
see you next weekend !
wow @ 4:30 you walk through this little dingy non descript opening and into a huge area of stuff. That was kinda mindblowing :O
yes i understand, i had the same impression while coming in !
thanks a lot for commenting
I'd love a cup of Rwandan coffee. 😊
really tasty one !!!
woww!! I live near there. that's amazing video
Cool, thanks a lot for your feedback ! I really appreciate !
Another great video! Towards the end when you visited the park you were wondering about what the one plant was called, the one that looks like a sausage on a stick. Here in the USA they are called cattails and they grow in marsh and wetlands. The long fuzzy part of the cattail is the flower and the seeds are food for birds that live in the wetlands.
thanks a lot for these information !!!! i was wondering who would tell us, thanks to be the one !
Amazing scenery, merci!
thanks a lot for watching
Hahahaa I just love some conversations you had with them 😅
Ahh really why that ? And which one ?
Buy coffee in the Stores or Supermarket
I found it :) thanks for watching
staying loyal .... love you what to do ?
thanks !!
I thank you for the video especially the tour of the market. I’m here in Kigali now, that is one of the things that I want to do, I appreciate your input. I shared your videos of Rwanda with my friends and family back home so they could see what I’m experiencing here. I was too excited to know that you were here.
thank you so much for your warm comment, i hope to see you for the next episode premiering in one hour th-cam.com/video/TUKK9l2CaBM/w-d-xo.html
Planning a visit to Kigali and thought I could check a vlog about things I can get from there!! Bargaining prices can be a bit tricky especially when you are a Muzungu.
Rwandaz is a nice place to travel, you will for sure enjoy there !
Salut Ludovic, merci pour tes contenus. J’ai beaucoup aimé ton interaction avec la vendeuse des fruits 😂😂 mais ce qu’elle t’a vendu n’était pas des tomates mais des prunes… à moins que je ne me trompe. Mais je suis sûr que ces sont des prunes.
Ce ne sont pas des prunes mais bien un fruit local que je ne connaissait pas. Ça se rapproche des fruits de la passion sans en être . Mille merci pour l’intérêt porte sur la vidéo . A bientôt pour le prochain épisode mercredi
Des prunes en français mais tree tomatoes pour les anglophones😂😂
@@mbarushijoel8041 😂😂😂 indeed!!
@@mbarushijoel8041 je pense être assez bien placé pour savoir que ce ne sont pas des prunes que j'ai mangées, vous ne pensez pas?
Bonjour Ludo, c’est une moto que tu as loué ? J’aime faire comme toi quand je vais en Afrique et me balader dans les endroits non touristiques et essayer de nouer des relations ponctuelles intéressantes. Ça me fait donc rêver tes vidéos car je ne peux voyager que 3 semaines par an.
oui c'est cela, c'est une moto que j'ai loué avant d'arriver sur Kigali.
Too bad when the sellers overprice too much; supporting the community is ok,
but felt a bit sorry for you there :) I'm not at all good at bargaining though.
That interesting little plant at 31:20 is called cattail in English 🐈⬛
thanks a lot for the answer regarding the plant !
I am so happy to see you checking these videos
A modern central market should be designed for Kigali, with functional accommodation for all vendors and customers, and a food court and fast-food outlets.. every city in Europe has this kind of market and Kigali deserves to have it. your.
they are there those modern markets and this market is under construction planning phase
There many modern like in Europe in Kigali but to someone who comes from Europe there is nothing to explore there, so that they choose Kimironko as Africans designed the market. The modern one is Simba Super and Kigali market which is located in CBD
The ladies always are nice
Another amazing video! I have the same issue when I visit countries and try to purchase items. I sometimes use someone who speaks the language to negotiate for me to get a better price. I try to be patient since I know they are struggling to make a living and negotiating is part of the experience. Often like you, I give up knowing I won't get a good price. Saving a few cents or a dollar is not worth my time. I've always thought that if they were reasonable with prices for tourists, they could make a lot more money. It is fun though seeing the tactics used in trying to sell. Here in my country, it is no different. When you go to negotiate for the price of a car, the price gets lower if you start to walk away. Deep down we are all very much alike. The nature preserve looks amazing. I love nature and especially birds.
thanks a lot for your comment, i would say that the coffee thing here was really interesting, cause after that I exactly knew the price i should pay it. the girl in the shop refused to go under 6, and finally told me 5.5, I think that was a competitive price, even to competitive, i would have bought it 6, but that boy around, made me feel after few second that i won't buy it around here... i was just looking for the price in fact after.
Gostei do vídeo 👍, ví muitas coisas belas para se comprar como: roupas, acessórios, bolsas e muito mais 😍.
thanks so much Marli !
Big Oga! 😂. I'm guessing you're based here in Nigeria
You are correct
@@Ludo_Liu
Welcome to Nija.
@@XY-rh3if thanks
❤👌🤙
Thank you
Getting over charged is very common, just about everywhere, including the west. Whether it's buying fruits on the street, or a car.
thanks for watching and sharing your feelings
8:30 Where did you find Davido?
ah ah ah yes that's right, they have something in comment !
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Ruanda konusunda bilgi verirmisiniz saygilarimla la turkiye
on the channel you'll find many infos with the videos
It's muzungu. We also use that "term" in Burundi to say for whites foreigners. It's not in a racist way,it's just the quick description they can give you as they don't know your name. If it was so, they would call you by your name😇
in Nigeria we are called Oyinbo, in benin, or togo, Yov... yes this is not pejorative, and even a nice greatting in many people's mouth
Don’t forget that we can use umuzungu as a slang word to mean someone who became rich or smart one!
L'homme qui insiste pour que tu achètes du café 😃 c'est normal même au Burundi mais il faut toujours négocier...au moins la moitié de ce qu'on te propose surtout pour les vêtements, chaussures,....
Pour les fruits tu peux proposer pour 2000f:1000 ou 1500fr...
Mais c'est c'est comme ça pour les locaux aussi. Il faut tjrs négocier.😄
oui, je sais que c'est normal, mais par principe je n'achete pas à quelqu'un qui fait l'intermédiaire, je ne négocie pas non plus avec lui, il est certain que je n'aurai pas le meilleur prix.
merci d'avoir jeté un oeil à cette vidéo et mercu pour ce commentaire
Hi Ludo that marker looks nice But they are over charging you😊
that s the normal game, i finally got the price i wanted, so it is fine for the bracelet and shirt.
for the fruits, i don't want to bargain with her, i am very okay to give her a little more ! she needs it a lot more than me
Good evening, sir. How are you doing? I just want to check on you.
Good eening, I am fine thanks a lot, working on Sunday's episode, i feel it will be really really good, an amazing ride around the twin lakes in the north of rwanda
@@Ludo_Liu can't wait for Sunday edition👍👍👍
@@ati2006 it is now encoding !! that was an epic editing, hope you will appreciate the result
Ciao ludo, what website do you use to edit your videos?
hello, I use adobe premiere pro
Iam Ugandan by birth but American citizen. Uganda sucks, this kind of market there, is filthy and heavily littered. Rwanda is my favorite vacation destination every year. I plan to relocate there after retirement in the USA.
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Nkusanyukide Nyooooooo, ohh my Uganda, I was born there
Maybe you should put black cream on your skin so they don't overcharge you :). Could be a solution for every price trap in those countries where white people are considered rich automatically. This is the biggest problem in my opinion with traveling in economically comparatively weaker countries. But apart of that really nice videos. They really give you deeper insights.
why shouldn't wealthier tourists pay more? price is probably the same % wise relative to total income anyways.
It's not about race, it's about foreignness. It would be the same if he were Nigerian or African Americans. In many countries, poor or rich, there is no fixed price in outdoor markets. If you are concerned about being overcharged, there are many shopping malls and grocery stores where the price is marked on the items.
Race has absolutely nothing to do with it. If you have the ability to travel internationally, you’ll be viewed as an outsider with money.
Do you prefer traveling Africa over Europe! If Africa, why?
Europe, Africa difficult to say, not much in comon, i chose to stay in Africa, i think this answers the question :) Cause i like the motherland, it's people, the rhythm, the time to just be alive and appreciate life however how it looks like
@@Ludo_Liu l like your response. Thank you.
Which camera do u use?
i use gopro, max,10,8 and osmo 1 and 2
FYI Ichy Boots is headed your way!
yes she started her trip in Africa some weeks, ago. i contacted her... hope we can meet and collaborate
31.23 looks like typha
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its mzungu. derived from the swahili kizungu zungu. meaning confused. dont ask me why
it has many orthograph according from where you write it, yes ...
it means more precisely "someone who wanders"
I took this one but finally am hesitating to change it for mzungu or even m'zungu
thanks for watching
@@Ludo_Liu yeah, theres conflicting origin stories of the word. the kizunguzungu one makes me laugh. anyway, we say mzungu in kenya. maybe it is musungu in rwanda. some tourists find it offensive but its all in good nature. nobody says it in a derogatory manner.
Don’t get over charged, always bargain or try to find out prices
this is what i did during the video with the things i bought :)
No, this market is not the biggest in Kigali City please!! The biggest market is Nyarugenge market.
Thanks a lot for the info,I ll try to visit that one when I ll come around Kigali again
Ludo
You are doing great but there are a few civic wordings that can be of help to you…
It would be very helpful for you to learn just a few short words to get most of your needs taken care off
Start with MURAKOZE
and learn a few words everyday. It will help you big time
murakoze for the warm words and advices
Ludo stopped speaking English and speak French. Ludo Rwanda is French speaking country and u Ludo are French, so why are u speaking English in a French speaking African country? Stopped pretending Ludo and start speaking French.
looks like your history lessons are rusty. Yes Rwanda was once a french speaking country, it doesn't mean it is still today. for your information french has been banned since 1994. the official language is Kinyarwanda, and very few people are speaking french, nowadays... really few. I am not pretending, i just communicate in the language that allows us to understand each other.
so what should i do speak french to someone that doesn't understand it ? or use a language we both master a little...
@@Ludo_Liu on the contrary ludo, it seems you're naive and ignorant, because French is the major language in Rwanda & then Kiswahili. U ludo, which french country are u from, Belgium or France?
@@alexanderalexander9769 very funny, should i trust someone insulting me while seating behind his computer, or my experience in the country ?