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@@777Lxxx Not always. Some schools like having natives that only speak English. But it depends.

@@rovialdokonda22 yessir

@@ThatGirl-cs1gt I mean. I’m still staying for a while. But it depends whatever happens in the future. I have no set plan to leave.

@@ThatGirl-cs1gt I’ve only done it once for the first time 2-3 months ago. My package was opened. Which is why I never did it before. It doesn’t come to your house you have to pick it up at a post office. Put your phone number on the outside of the package and you’ll get a text when it arrives telling you where it is. Bring your passport when you pick it up n

@@bletrick3352 Very different in comparison to how other cities changed. I’d say a 7. I see a lot more foreigners and tourist. A lot of new buildings. But I’m general in tirana shops change fast and switch owners.

I don't understand what you are asking about.

@@MrKevanHudson I have several questions, I would like more details about some of the topics you mentioned. I didn't see any contact details, so I had reach out here.

@@subrNshukr Ohhh a consultation. In the description you can find the email address and contact of the person who can help you out with more information. I hope this helps!

@@ThatGirl-cs1gt absolutely!

@@iyanuwonder3606 you have to message the lawyer in the description I don’t know.

@@FEEBO2025 If you like Latin dancing then there will be plenty of places

@@ronellington6246 For basics I think Google translate is good enough to be honest.

@@aureliogj7966 It’s not really negative I’m just saying the details that I haven’t heard other people mention. Plus, these things don’t bother me hence why I’m still here.

@@veldrensavoth7119 I wasn’t talking about Kosovo. If I was I would have said that.

That's interesting. You're welcome

@@ThatGirl-cs1gt I’m gonna message him and get back to you. I just saw him today.

@@teresafritschi6332 Hey! I don’t have any social media or anything. I’m just on UA-cam and Reddit typically. But if you have questions you can email the address in the description, that’s the lawyer that helps people get their visa

@@ThatGirl-cs1gt happy to hear that!

@@ThatGirl-cs1gt there’s a couple of us out here. But not many

@@MrKevanHudson is there a reason why u chose tirana instead of durres?

@@ThatGirl-cs1gt Yeah Durres doesn’t have a real mall or movie theater. Tirana is more modern and when I moved here I was the type of person that needed to be in the “city”. At this age I could live in Durres if I had a car

@@MrKevanHudson thank u! I'm in between Lisbon (big digital nomad community but getting $$$) and tirana rn and this helps. I just don't wanna move somewhere and be alone in my apartment 😭😂

@@ThatGirl-cs1gt oh no 😂 all the black people here have been pretty introverted and keep to themselves from what I’ve seen. We don’t all meet up but I think we all know of each other. At the moment I have only 1 black friend and I see her once every 2 months maybe. And the other black people I know, I haven’t seen since last year. Granted we’ve all lived in Albania for a while and have our own lives. I’m sure there are new black people that have moved here in the last 2-3 years and they’re probably apart of the expat groups online. I just haven’t seen them. And the ones coming on vacation (50/50 chance) don’t even do the head nod when you pass them on the street. Which is crazy to me. I can say the ones that have a community to me and hang out are the French speaking black people. Or the ones that play soccer. What I can say is that this is the place where I’ve met the most African Americans in Europe for some strange reason and a lot of them have been LGBT+ which I wouldn’t have expected

You're welcome!

@@Nickysmom it’s not my house. You’re welcome.

@@melee75 check part 2!

Amongst my friends, no. But I have a black friend who does hair and she probably knows where to go. I guess she might know how to do makeup too, but I've never asked..

I'm not sure what your comment has to do with this video. This video is about a specific country and how things work here so being well-traveled isn't relevant. Being well-traveled doesn't make you informed and doesn't give you enough information to have an accurate depiction of the country because you have to learn the language, understand the history, and interact with locals enough in the local language to understand how people think. I do agree that being well-traveled can change your perspective and teach you new things. For those looking to visit Albania they can check the "travel vlogs". But a lot of people are trying to move here and I haven't found anyone saying anything of depth in their UA-cam videos. Most of them talk about prices, food, and places to go sightseeing. Which you can learn with a quick Google search. The idea is to give information that you can only ascertain from the experience of living in a place. I assume this comment is about you. I'm interested in how you've learned the language of each country you've lived in.

@@MrKevanHudson Since nuance evades your grasp, your confusion is understandable.

@@The-Contractor That’s the exact type of avoidance I expected.

@@mxingram2120 It really depends. It’s good enough to teach English online. If there is a power outage then of course it’ll go out. My wifi has gone out twice in the last 2 months. The last time it was out for like 4 hours. But I’m using Vodafone. There are other companies. I pay about $14 for 200 Mbps. And every cafe has wifi so if you’re ever in trouble you can walk 60 seconds to find it. I wouldn’t worry about wifi unless your job depends on making video calls all day. Plus you can use your phone as a hotspot in case of emergency. Internet isn’t expensive. I just got 10 gigs for $15. And I’m over paying for my phone internet.

@@MrKevanHudson thank you

@@mxingram2120 you’re welcome

Nahhh. I don't steal music from other cultures and take credit.

Thank you! Feel free to share the video or repost it on Reddit! I'd love to share it with other people.

It's in the description of the video

I'm aware yet I'm still here.

@@Nomadicseeker303 thank you very much. I’ve actually just hit 7 years 🎉

I mean they don't necessarily want foreigners here. But they treat the ones here nice.

@@janetFITZSIMONS check out part two

@@FEEBO2025 It’s an option for some. There’s a community here too. But it’s definitely not a good option for effeminate men in general. I wouldn’t even suggest effeminate straight men to come here. But it depends on where you live exactly in tirana and how open you are. If you’re discreet and dont mind living like that then you’ll be fine.

@@FEEBO2025 🙏

@@Yoshi.czy.Justyna it’s aggressively homophobic I would say for locals.

@@scottiexman65 you’re welcome 🙏

@@mathematical_theology 🙏

@@TheTTMChannel1 My partner is Albanian and has spent a lot of time teaching me the history. I gotta give the credit to him.

@@SDBR I just got laid off 5 days ago. I’m a copywriter. I came here teaching English online. I’ve also worked locally in tirana as a copywriter. When I came here I basically had to find a new job upon arrival to make a long story short.

@@MrKevanHudson thank you for your openness. Praying you find something soon.

@@SDBR thank you I hope so too

Be specific. Lying about what

@@MrKevanHudson About the Albanians being friendly towards you. I watched a video in which another black guy said that every day he was there in Albania they would call him N**** and Zeng**. They wouldn't let him in a bar and laugh at him. You paint a completely different picture. You portray your experience as perfect… A bit odd, innit? There have also been reports of a Kenyan girl being attacked and raped in Albania. They seem to be hostile, especially to black people.

@@MrKevanHudson I wrote a short paragraph to your question, but UA-cam apparently deleted the comment. Don't know why. I just quoted the n-word, because another black UA-camr said he was called the n-word every day in Albania and attacked there. He was denied entry into a bar or restaurant. A Kenyan girl was apparently attacked there.

@@MrKevanHudson Other UA-camrs paint a different picture of Albania. A more hostile picture, especially towards a specific group…

@@carloslindberg630 I never said that people don’t say the n-word here. I know the UA-camr you’re talking about. People say the n-word here because they are ignorant af. But it’s a different type of racism in terms of intent in comparison to the US. That UA-cam doesn’t understand the language or culture here enough to understand this. I know people who have been attacked here as well for being black. I never denied this. Also I had mutual acquaintances with that Kenyan girl. She died unfortunately. But I didn’t lie about anything. And yes I have also been denied entry to a bar but not because I’m black it’s because I didn’t have girls with me. The same thing happened to my Albanian male friends who tried to enter without girls.

This is VERY true and it's quite sad.

@@MrKevanHudson I was taught English grammar by an angry fellow who threw things at us 6th graders if we couldn’t parse a sentence. It stuck with me. In my 40s, the 1980s, I studied linguistics at a major university, still an undergrad, but my professors were in awe that I knew this stuff. They sent PhD candidates to find me on campus and throw Chomsky puzzles at me, then they’d go back and report. 🙂 One very senior prof invited me to join a PhD seminar in Japanese structures, and first class sesh, he strode in, asked the dozen or so assembled to name “an English part of speech”. He wheeled around, pointing at me and said, “Not you!” After a long pause, one brave fellow raised his hand and said, “gerund?” Prof turned and looked at me, and threw up his hands.