Oh, isn't it just adorable how the little kid risked his life to fetch a white man's precious mango by climbing that tree? 😅 But my, oh my, when the same white man craves injera at a restaurant, suddenly those kids aren't so appealing anymore, are they? How shameful, dear white men.
Exactly. This is what I came to comment. We do the same in my culture (Kenya) as a respectful greeting to older people. I have seen South Koreans do the same!
Kino, sorry for commenting on this idea, the two final mangoes were edible right away, but the one in your hand was a little bit rotten and the boy realised immediately that you didn't deserve to have it. So he re-gave you which he had already taken out of respect and love. The boy is a typical smart Ethiopian boy with composure and humbleness. Keep the good work!
the kid and the little girls both offered the best mangoes and switched the mango because its better. you thought they gave you the less ripe one cause they were kids but they gave you the best ones, sweet kids
yves i feel happy for u coz after everything u been through in ethiopia this kind of welcoming and everybodies energy towards u is so amazing, enjoy every single of it brother.
54:10 This father when you told him that you are from France he says "Serve your country and work for your country" and "teach about God in your country"almost you understand the other things he said a little bit Good Job
have seen multiple vlogs of yours, love the unscripted nature of all your productions, I've been telling some Ethiopians I know here in Rochester, NY about your vids, they felt proud about what I told them, living vicariously through you, best wishes Yves! glad you made it back to Ethiopia! Be blessed!
Yves you are brilliant! I've been watching your videos they're lit 🔥! You are showing the world Unique places and things that others couldn't do it. Absolutely you're a hero 💯
Your new guide is featuring you when he likes, warning and cursing the children when he feels under competition from those kids🤣. I enjoyed the whole video of people reacting to you and to the camera since I can understand all the languages they're communicating specially Wolaitigna/Gamogna and Amharic.
17:33 the boy returns the good mango to you saying you better to have the good one. not what you were understand and interpret it. Even all kids pick the mangoes for you and want you to have it.❤
That's what I love about our culture, we are brought up to share. And when we share we are thought to share/give the best/better half to the person you are sharing it with. That's why you would see people almost the level of disagreement when they share, they both want to offer the best to each other. I hope it didn't confuse you. But I love that.
I really like the guide with the red cap. He's really alert and knows what to showcase. He also knows the jokes so when you misinterpreted the chicken guy's quote he informed you it was a joke. It's important to have a guide to get to bring out the true picture and not really your own interpretation of what is happening because you may perceive things different.
well the habesha ruined the great black Cushite peoples vibe. even the dude can tell the difference between the cush people like the Oromo, wolayta, hadeya... from the habesha people.
These people are so friendly - this way we all shoul meet new people. Usually people are good and we all have always something in common and we can always share some smiles even we did'n have the same language. Be safe and have a good adventures🤩🙏🏾
having a police escort will surely change their friendliness level. The " ilove you" guy in yellow must be a paid one, or local militia. kino would have received a very different experience walking there on his own. A very enjoyable video to watch though, spent the first half smiling :)
I didn't have a police escort, I just had Sisay, that's all. The improvised guide (I love you guy) was just a friendly guy overexcited because of alcohol and other stuff. He is definitely not a local militia, he was actually annoying many people with his crazy behavior.
Donkey parking in the I love you market! Lovely!! Yves you said that you didn't know what to say as it's been awhile since you vlogged, but in truth, you really don't need to say anything in those moments. They speak for themselves. I know I enjoy the scenery and the people as much as you do.
Don't say my people you are northern part ethiopia amhara people very toxic attention seeking but southern part ethiopia people very friendly people no toxic behaviour southern part ethiopia
@@tjdln409 I am sure they are. Although, this channel has shown that it is dangerous to travel to these areas of the world as a European. You cannot deny that, regardless of what western media says.
Love your content so much.touring the world just suits you it is great that you are sharing this with the world,,i watch you always, wondering when video from Kenya will be out..
Dude you got to respect the warmth and hospitality of african people. Back in France you cant walk into someones home and make kids climb trees for whatever reason, let alone film them.
merci yves pour ces belles images super nettes je suis avec toi sur ce marché !!!! malgré les difficultés ces gens respirent la joie et la gentillesse c est beau à voir ......
You are the Pied Piper Yvre, the kids love you. The keep pinching you to make sure you are human. The flower is called hibiscus and you can use the petals to make tea. As a child in NZ 60years ago chicken was a treat, so was turkey. Then Kentuky fried chicken came and was a treat. 20 years later it was very popular the price became really affordable, so now chicken is now the cheapest along with pork and lamb has stepped up a mountain. I think he was saying how eggs are used for religious purposes like Easter. The cattle and children have real characters. Each child has its own expression, so gorgeous. Those beast have their own characteristic. They say Botswana is the place with such variations in livestock. An Indian lady told me it was an honour in their village if you were gifted the hump. Remember in lolden times they hung different items outside a building to show its trade. Like the Barber still has the red and white pole. The moringa is very healthy. Good for your immune system. Thanks for a great video. Be safe, go well
Great job on the content...very interesting market.... Been to many in Southeast Asia What is the honey wine made from? Honey 🍯? Is it about the strength of wine?
We are such beautiful and forgiving people making us The Most High Gods Chosen people. France would never allow us to come there and do what this man is doing in Africa. Look at the greetings he gets from the entire community.
Nice video as usual Yves. I like your tour guide. He is very knowledgeable. Could you post his contact information? Would like to hire him next time in Ethiopia?
Just stumbled on your video, showing Ethiopian countryside life to the world. Point of correction about the Eucalyptus; it can be grown in a large variety of climatic conditions. However, it grows best in TROPICAL to temperate climatic areas. So it is indigenous to many African climates. Various species of the RUBBER tree abounds in many parts of west Africa not being introduced from anywhere else. These are native to the individual regions.
You are a very brave man for experiencing different cultures and variety of local foods. Things that we could never summon up the courage to even try. So we just have to watch you instead😂 Stay safe.
The kid literally gave you the best mango 🥭 . Saying " this is better for you".
That is so sweet!
so called Americans and goats have kids - Humans have children
Oh, isn't it just adorable how the little kid risked his life to fetch a white man's precious mango by climbing that tree? 😅 But my, oh my, when the same white man craves injera at a restaurant, suddenly those kids aren't so appealing anymore, are they? How shameful, dear white men.
yes, thats what he said, also the little girls did the same and switched the mango because its better
The kids shake with two hands shows respect for oldest 👏 beautiful !
Exactly. This is what I came to comment. We do the same in my culture (Kenya) as a respectful greeting to older people.
I have seen South Koreans do the same!
Kino, sorry for commenting on this idea, the two final mangoes were edible right away, but the one in your hand was a little bit rotten and the boy realised immediately that you didn't deserve to have it. So he re-gave you which he had already taken out of respect and love. The boy is a typical smart Ethiopian boy with composure and humbleness. Keep the good work!
the kid and the little girls both offered the best mangoes and switched the mango because its better. you thought they gave you the less ripe one cause they were kids but they gave you the best ones, sweet kids
Love Ethiopia people. Precious souls and sweet heart people. God deliver them and send them Love
yves i feel happy for u coz after everything u been through in ethiopia this kind of welcoming and everybodies energy towards u is so amazing, enjoy every single of it brother.
The little Kids at the Mango tree are wonderfull, sweet :D
54:10 This father when you told him that you are from France he says "Serve your country and work for your country" and "teach about God in your country"almost you understand the other things he said a little bit Good Job
The kid who gave you the mango, said you take the better one.
The red cap tourist guide seems like such a genuine person
I miss Ethiopian food because Ethiopian food is delicious
have seen multiple vlogs of yours, love the unscripted nature of all your productions, I've been telling some Ethiopians I know here in Rochester, NY about your vids, they felt proud about what I told them, living vicariously through you, best wishes Yves! glad you made it back to Ethiopia! Be blessed!
Yves you are brilliant! I've been watching your videos they're lit 🔥! You are showing the world Unique places and things that others couldn't do it. Absolutely you're a hero 💯
Your new guide is featuring you when he likes, warning and cursing the children when he feels under competition from those kids🤣.
I enjoyed the whole video of people reacting to you and to the camera since I can understand all the languages they're communicating specially Wolaitigna/Gamogna and Amharic.
I can't stop 😂laughing 😆
Because of the interpreter
He says for the people
" free man I love u camera 📷 "
“Freeman everywhere”! 🥰 Tamirat is the best guide in the world 😇!
Is I love you camera🫶🏾🤭
Cute how those little ones were so willing to help you get the mangoes. God Bless the Children in Jesus Precious Name.
17:33 the boy returns the good mango to you saying you better to have the good one. not what you were understand and interpret it. Even all kids pick the mangoes for you and want you to have it.❤
Just discovered your UA-cam channel and it’s brilliant! 🎉 Amazing seeing different countries!
That's what I love about our culture, we are brought up to share. And when we share we are thought to share/give the best/better half to the person you are sharing it with. That's why you would see people almost the level of disagreement when they share, they both want to offer the best to each other. I hope it didn't confuse you. But I love that.
Yeah, guys who robbed Yves probably did not understand why white man does not want to share his belongings 😀
Kino you are finally growing in the UA-cam world!! Congrats brother
Thank you !
Greatly enjoyable again, thank you very much.
2:10 wow we have that same greeting in my culture in Kenya (placing the left hand on the right arm). It's a respectful way to greet older people.
you are innocent...so you are human...enjoing creation of nature ❤🎉
you are a media...to make my day....happy...bestwish ❤🎉
I really like the guide with the red cap. He's really alert and knows what to showcase. He also knows the jokes so when you misinterpreted the chicken guy's quote he informed you it was a joke. It's important to have a guide to get to bring out the true picture and not really your own interpretation of what is happening because you may perceive things different.
Que bueno verte feliz y continuando el viaje después del asalto.
Sigue con ésa positividad.
Un abrazo Yves
😢i wish we all are like those kids they are pure hearted ♥ God bless all ❤
well the habesha ruined the great black Cushite peoples vibe. even the dude can tell the difference between the cush people like the Oromo, wolayta, hadeya... from the habesha people.
These people are so friendly - this way we all shoul meet new people. Usually people are good and we all have always something in common and we can always share some smiles even we did'n have the same language. Be safe and have a good adventures🤩🙏🏾
Yeah, people are so so friendly! This is why I live Ethiopia.
having a police escort will surely change their friendliness level. The " ilove you" guy in yellow must be a paid one, or local militia. kino would have received a very different experience walking there on his own. A very enjoyable video to watch though, spent the first half smiling :)
I didn't have a police escort, I just had Sisay, that's all. The improvised guide (I love you guy) was just a friendly guy overexcited because of alcohol and other stuff.
He is definitely not a local militia, he was actually annoying many people with his crazy behavior.
@@brucealamin175 The people in the southern part of Ethiopia are very friendly and kind. I am sure Yves can back me up in this one.
@@habt936 Never been to the southern parts, and can only speak of amhara people in metemma windomi. lots of love to all of you
Donkey parking in the I love you market! Lovely!! Yves you said that you didn't know what to say as it's been awhile since you vlogged, but in truth, you really don't need to say anything in those moments. They speak for themselves. I know I enjoy the scenery and the people as much as you do.
I just say I LOVE MY PEOPLES ❤ because I know How they are humble and kind!!!
Don't say my people you are northern part ethiopia amhara people very toxic attention seeking but southern part ethiopia people very friendly people no toxic behaviour southern part ethiopia
Nice video ! Bro thank you so much !
Kino Yves is one brave dude for going to these areas of the world alone as a European!
Ethiopian people are decent and respectful. Come and visit. Western media ain't fair towards Africa.
@@tjdln409 I am sure they are. Although, this channel has shown that it is dangerous to travel to these areas of the world as a European. You cannot deny that, regardless of what western media says.
Yes, he is brave. Some even say he's crazy to go there.
@@MrCyberamp For sure a little bit crazy :P
@@tjdln409 thank you tell them
Amazing as always brother. I’ll be in Ethiopia next month for a month
Where's the bike yves??? Love your content . Tnx for touring Ethiopia.
Love your content so much.touring the world just suits you it is great that you are sharing this with the world,,i watch you always, wondering when video from Kenya will be out..
Quelle merveille ce marché ! Les produits les gens les couleurs et la joie !
same livestock market in india...come to visite...people are any where wonderful...welcome in india... waiting ❤🎉
Wow very nice market and beautiful people thanks yevs ❤
The tour guide is so nice
Nice work,i appreciate u
Great job brother. One love
thank you bro your smile also interesting
Those flowers are called Hibiscus. You can find them in most hot tropical climates. And Hibiscus tea is consumed regularly in many parts of Africa
Dude you got to respect the warmth and hospitality of african people. Back in France you cant walk into someones home and make kids climb trees for whatever reason, let alone film them.
21:30 That guy(The free man😅) is killed me the whole time kkkkkk. He drink so much Tej and he is so high🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Great visit and such sweet kids! ♥️👍🏻
Just a note: the rubber tree (ficus elastica) is unrelated to the hevea from south America😉
best video bro and glad you have guid its more safe
merci yves pour ces belles images super nettes je suis avec toi sur ce marché !!!! malgré les difficultés ces gens respirent la joie et la gentillesse c est beau à voir ......
Merci pour cette belle vidéo de tes aventures que Dieu te protège bonne continuation à toi
Nice place I love Ethiopia ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi sir Good to see u enjoying ur trip we welcome you to come to India i enjoy see ur videos God bless
Am happy to see my Ethiopia tanks to promote love you❤
This man is always a kid magnet with or without his bike..this time he is 'I love you' magnet😆
Innocent souls ,the kids are so sweet
Super vidéo...merci de faire découvrir....je sais que je n'irai pas là bas grâce à toi.
quelle aventure, Yves!!!
câlin depuis l'Égypte comme d'hab. 🌴
The new guy is best guider😮😊
I have a small jar of moringa seeds...i crackthe shell off and eat the seed...quite a unique taste but very beneficial
Slow burn. So many gems👍🏽👆🏾
Love your videos❤
Kids are angels but i swear african kids are more lovely than most of the ones have seen outside african who can treat u like grownups 😅
Yves that was a very interesting tour of the cattle market I really enjoy your travel vlogs 😃👍
We Ethiopians love and appreciate you. 🙏🏽🇪🇹❤️
The new guide obviously played Half-life and Half-life 2 a lot cause he loves Mr. Freeman :D
You've a great tourist guide.
It's beautiful a morning and today is Saturday, How lucky I am..
Crazy French guy does what I don’t dare do as an African. Kudos to you.
Next you have to come dire dawa Ethiopia beautiful city in Ethiopia ❤
Your new guide is a meme character 😂
Yves. Butter and cheese are part of Ethiopian traditional cuisine. They don't need a fridge.
God can understand every language ❤ wow good speeching ❤
You are the Pied Piper Yvre, the kids love you. The keep pinching you to make sure you are human. The flower is called hibiscus and you can use the petals to make tea. As a child in NZ 60years ago chicken was a treat, so was turkey. Then Kentuky fried chicken came and was a treat. 20 years later it was very popular the price became really affordable, so now chicken is now the cheapest along with pork and lamb has stepped up a mountain. I think he was saying how eggs are used for religious purposes like Easter. The cattle and children have real characters. Each child has its own expression, so gorgeous. Those beast have their own characteristic. They say Botswana is the place with such variations in livestock. An Indian lady told me it was an honour in their village if you were gifted the hump. Remember in lolden times they hung different items outside a building to show its trade. Like the Barber still has the red and white pole. The moringa is very healthy. Good for your immune system. Thanks for a great video. Be safe, go well
Indeed, I didn't think about the eggs for Easter, that's probably what he tried to tell me.
i am from Ethiopia live in uk the second guid is funny keep saying i love you haha 😂
The tour guide should live his address so others would hire him
Great job on the content...very interesting market....
Been to many in Southeast Asia
What is the honey wine made from?
Honey 🍯?
Is it about the strength of wine?
Yes, it's made of honey.
Honey and herbs. It's called Tej.
We are such beautiful and forgiving people making us The Most High Gods Chosen people. France would never allow us to come there and do what this man is doing in Africa. Look at the greetings he gets from the entire community.
27:44: Beautiful hibiscus !!!
Nice video as usual Yves. I like your tour guide. He is very knowledgeable. Could you post his contact information? Would like to hire him next time in Ethiopia?
Hi, contact me via Instagram if you want his number.
but sorry, I can't post someone's phone number publicly here.
21:08 free man ok i love you part killed me🤣🤣🤣🤣
partie 64 stp🥰🥰🙏🙏
Just stumbled on your video, showing Ethiopian countryside life to the world. Point of correction about the Eucalyptus; it can be grown in a large variety of climatic conditions. However, it grows best in TROPICAL to temperate climatic areas. So it is indigenous to many African climates. Various species of the RUBBER tree abounds in many parts of west Africa not being introduced from anywhere else. These are native to the individual regions.
Eucalyptus TREES was brought to Ethiopia by Emperor MINILIK 2ND 100 YEARS AGO, eucalyptus tree is Australia's origin
You are v strong dealing with this all ppl take care.
Thank you very much
Your camera 📸 is so powerful
احب المغامرة مثلك تماما❤😊
The girl at 51:22 and 51:30 sitting against the tree in the blue dress is beautiful
The translator is on point 🤣
With butter's high fat content, it doesn't really require refrigeration. Families have just left it on their countertops forever.
Yves I am your admirer
You are a very brave man for experiencing different cultures and variety of local foods. Things that we could never summon up the courage to even try. So we just have to watch you instead😂 Stay safe.
Love it 😍
yves the kid didnt take the ripe,,the better and riper one gave it to u...saying this is better take this one...what a nice kid
Yihe yishalal is that is good bro
22:00 your new guide funny, 30:33 the milk is my mother 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
@Kino Yves is I love you a normal greeting in Ethiopia?
Cheese butter slightly boiled and kept as liquid doesn't need a freezer
Sank you very much
big horn cows are called ziibu i think.
@40:30 those flies on the food made my skin crawl, hard to watch... had to turn away 😖