South Indians usually don’t speak Hindi . But Some of them can speak and understand hindi. But , In Kerala the language spoken is malayalam or English .
Why should South Indians speak Hindi unless Hindi is not India’s National Language? Why North Indians shouldn’t speak South Indian Language? The thing you mentioned some of them understand and speak Hindi is good…. But no one can forcefully say you should speak Hindi.
Thanks for all your hard work and effort in producing great content, the people in the wash house where amazing, me and the wife are going to India in 4 weeks , we get to spend a little time in Kerala 👍🏻🇬🇧
Kerala people are nice they don't mind replying in Hindi, but trying this in Tamil Nadu (the neighbouring state of Kerala), locals will stop helping lol.. not to a foreigner of course, but for a North Indian Hindi speaker that's like asking for a trouble.😁 Either way, amazing video. Thanks for sharing your Kerala stay. Amazing state in India.
I'm a malayali and I can say in Tamil Nadu locals will definitely help if we speak Hindi. They don't mind when anyone speak in hindi. I have seen a lot of Hindi migrant workers in Tamil Nadu speaking Hindi to the locals. The locals also communicate in broken Hindi and in Tamil. It's the Hindi speaking states who gets angry if they hear we speaking our local language. If we try to speak in Tamil or malyalam to them, they will shout at us in all Hindi curse words. Even if they know I'm from Kerala. They call me saala madrasi. Especially Delhi, UP and Rajasthan. Gujarat also, even though their language is Gujarati, they hate us when we don't speak Hindi to ourselves.
It's so nice u have visited one of our Indian states yes the Keralites are very warm n they treat u well language yes is diff in diff states happy to see u enjoy being in our country. It's beautiful esp the backwaters it's known as Venice of the South. Way to go Stewart enjoi n God bless u for yr stay. ❤❤❤❤❤
Hey mate. Just try to talk in English. It is really weird for people to hear Hindi from you. It's just down south, everybody knows even a little bit of english. Good to have you here mate
How do you not put on weight or feel sluggish eating so many carbs stew? If I look at bread, white potato or dough/pastries it not only bloats me, it causes me inflammation. I love the look of it all, just wouldn't be able to have all the starchy carbs 🤷♀️. The fruit looks so fresh though 🙏 not so much language barrier where you are it seems meaning they understand you as speak a little English 🤗haha love the singer 😁👋lovely room stew 👍the washing place, they sure are grafters. It's a spinner Stew, like our old twin tubs.. They had washer and spinner 😁
If you need to be healthy you can't eat outside. No where in this planet earth you can get customized food on the street. All the food shown here tastes really good, for metabolically unhealthy people, this food can be problematic if consumed for a long time. Before the start of the day, prepare and pack your food and bevarages.
Always happy when I see a blue dot next to your name up in notifications 🙌🏼 🛎️ I’ve said it before but il say it again… I love your uploads and your journeys 💜
Bringing something different to each Vlog. Loved the traditional laundry process. You really do make people smile! Even the grumpier looking people. Good for you trying out the scooter. The accommodation looks lovely. More my cup of tea (or shoukd I say Chi), as not so busy. Just out of interest, do they pay for their electricity? 🤷♀️
Thank you sir for visiting my city kochi .I liked the videos very much , especially the one of temple festival at palluruthy.Hope you will visit kochi again
In India, people address other people as aunt, uncle, didi, bhayya, bhai(which translates into other multiple Indian languages) etc while in England just Sir or Madam. 😂
You at the bakery centre trying sweets reminded me of Drew trying food at Gaziantep. He was offered everything for free by the Antep people of Turkey 🇹🇷 ❤
@stewthewanderer Absolutely right my dear most friend. My invitation to Odisha, India and specifically to my home town Balangir, Odisha is cordially awaiting you dear most friend Stew. Thank you so much in Kerala style nani & my Odiya Odisha style dhanyabad ❤️🙏💕🌹🌈🌾.
Malayalam is the language that kerala people used to speak . So you can call a men "Chetta" instead of bhayya. When its a lady you can call "Chechi". Anyway Happy to see u in Kerala
Yeah I'm staying abroad and I'm so shocked at the amount of processed non-veg and veg food, artificial colours, preservatives that is consumed in the West.. it's cancerous and can cause other health problems even abnormalities in children
Speaking of stew, you can have Appam and chicken stew, or chicken curry in Kerala. Check out fort kochi, fresh banana chips, Kerala Fish Curry and rice, Jew town Beef Fry/roast and Parotta, Duck curry and kalappam sadhya (a huge spread on a banana leaf) and fish fry Kovalum beach and shiva statue Jattayu statue puttu and kadala curry iddiyappam and egg curry
Only people who have lived in North India, people who have served in the military, younger people who have studied hindi as a second language in school, and labour contractors who had to learn the language because of the recent influx of migrant laborers from Northern states understand Hindi in Kerala. That's why many people did not respond when you spoke Hindi. English works better than Hindi in Kerala.
Roopa or Rupees is not usually mentioned. Everyone knows that the currency is rupees. No body will ask How much U.S. Dollar this product is at a shop in USA right?. How much is enough. Likewise in Malayalam you can ask "Ethra aayi", Ethra means How much, Aayi means Happened. Literally it translates to How much happened. Or you can ask "Ithinu ethra aayi" - How much does it cost? In Hindi Kithna hogaya - How much. Iska kithna hogya means How much does it cost?
Brother its better to not speak hindi in south india😂 people know english better than hindi and in some parts of south india if you speak hindi they wont help you..
South Indians usually don’t speak Hindi . But Some of them can speak and understand hindi. But , In Kerala the language spoken is malayalam or English .
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How much
Thank you
How are you
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Why should South Indians speak Hindi unless Hindi is not India’s National Language? Why North Indians shouldn’t speak South Indian Language? The thing you mentioned some of them understand and speak Hindi is good…. But no one can forcefully say you should speak Hindi.
Kerala❤love to see your video brother 👍love frm kerala❤️
@@thewaystosuccess10 Hindi only basic Hindi. No one can speak Hindi here.
Kindness of Kerala people steals my heart ❤️
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The people in this video are so welcoming. It’s heartwarming to see. Your a true soul and they can sense the goodness in you ❤
So kind Nicola ☺️
That's the beauty of Kerala.. you'll feel at home here❤
Great content Stew. What a lovely family running the lunchtime restaurant. Watermelon drink looked delicious.
Thanks so much
My misses hooked on your vids at the mo rather chucking on a series after work she got stew on lol both channels
Love this pal. Really appreciate the support 🙏 thank you brother
Thanks for all your hard work and effort in producing great content, the people in the wash house where amazing, me and the wife are going to India in 4 weeks , we get to spend a little time in Kerala 👍🏻🇬🇧
Thanks again!
When in South India people know English better than Hindi....
I know this now ☺️ thanks brother
“ that’s George Michael “ 😂 love your videos , I’m travelling to India February 2024 to April 2024. First time. New Sub.
@ammu that’s my plan friend .. 😊
Welcome Bobby. Enjoy your journey in India, you’ll love it
Please visit Calicut 🔥
Kerala people are nice they don't mind replying in Hindi, but trying this in Tamil Nadu (the neighbouring state of Kerala), locals will stop helping lol.. not to a foreigner of course, but for a North Indian Hindi speaker that's like asking for a trouble.😁
Either way, amazing video. Thanks for sharing your Kerala stay. Amazing state in India.
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I'm a malayali and I can say in Tamil Nadu locals will definitely help if we speak Hindi. They don't mind when anyone speak in hindi. I have seen a lot of Hindi migrant workers in Tamil Nadu speaking Hindi to the locals. The locals also communicate in broken Hindi and in Tamil. It's the Hindi speaking states who gets angry if they hear we speaking our local language. If we try to speak in Tamil or malyalam to them, they will shout at us in all Hindi curse words. Even if they know I'm from Kerala. They call me saala madrasi. Especially Delhi, UP and Rajasthan. Gujarat also, even though their language is Gujarati, they hate us when we don't speak Hindi to ourselves.
As always great content Stew
Glad you think so Kate ☺️
❤️Love from Kerala
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അമ്മച്ചിയുടെ ഇംഗ്ലീഷ്....👍👍👍 അവിടെ ചാൻസ് ഉണ്ടാക്കിൽ വരാം 😂😂
Habibii...come to Kerala..,,
Indian people are SooO friendly!
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Cool place! #keraladust
Amazing place 🫶
It's so nice u have visited one of our Indian states yes the Keralites are very warm n they treat u well language yes is diff in diff states happy to see u enjoy being in our country. It's beautiful esp the backwaters it's known as Venice of the South. Way to go Stewart enjoi n God bless u for yr stay. ❤❤❤❤❤
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Thank you come again and again to kerala❤
Love the eating stuff the best. Not sure how brave I’d be on the scooter. Really enjoying your vids brother
I like the food part too. You never know what you're going to get! 😆
Thanks brother 🙏 much appreciated
Hey mate. Just try to talk in English. It is really weird for people to hear Hindi from you. It's just down south, everybody knows even a little bit of english. Good to have you here mate
Thanks friend
How do you not put on weight or feel sluggish eating so many carbs stew? If I look at bread, white potato or dough/pastries it not only bloats me, it causes me inflammation. I love the look of it all, just wouldn't be able to have all the starchy carbs 🤷♀️. The fruit looks so fresh though 🙏 not so much language barrier where you are it seems meaning they understand you as speak a little English 🤗haha love the singer 😁👋lovely room stew 👍the washing place, they sure are grafters. It's a spinner Stew, like our old twin tubs.. They had washer and spinner 😁
You might have gluten sensitivity, but most food in southern India like Dosa and Idli are based on rice batter.
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If you need to be healthy you can't eat outside. No where in this planet earth you can get customized food on the street. All the food shown here tastes really good, for metabolically unhealthy people, this food can be problematic if consumed for a long time. Before the start of the day, prepare and pack your food and bevarages.
Are you going up to Thekkady? Some wildlife, the spice plantations and a cooler climate. Cardomom County.
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U should Try Fish Meal here In Kerala!! Try Duck meat in Kerala Toddy Shop!!!
Next time 🙌
Very good😊👍
Always happy when I see a blue dot next to your name up in notifications 🙌🏼 🛎️ I’ve said it before but il say it again… I love your uploads and your journeys 💜
I appreciate that ☺️🫶
Welcome to Kerala Bro ❤️❤️🥰🥰🙏🙏
Thanks! 😃
23:21 That's carrot laddu, carrot mysore pak and gulab jamun are my favourite sweets.
Looks good may have to try when over there in October. Corinne said hi😁
Enjoy. And you know ? Tell her I said I love her 🙏 thank you
It is cool you have learned Hindi
Bringing something different to each Vlog. Loved the traditional laundry process. You really do make people smile! Even the grumpier looking people.
Good for you trying out the scooter.
The accommodation looks lovely. More my cup of tea (or shoukd I say Chi), as not so busy.
Just out of interest, do they pay for their electricity? 🤷♀️
Thank you so much 😊
Rent includes everything except food
In kerala u can speak English. Kerala people knows English
You are in Kerala now, no need to speak hindi in the south
I now know 😅
Thank you sir for visiting my city kochi .I liked the videos very much , especially the one of temple festival at palluruthy.Hope you will visit kochi again
So nice of you. I will visit again
In India, people address other people as aunt, uncle, didi, bhayya, bhai(which translates into other multiple Indian languages) etc while in England just Sir or Madam. 😂
Thanks for video...🙌
So nice of you 🙏
You at the bakery centre trying sweets reminded me of Drew trying food at Gaziantep. He was offered everything for free by the Antep people of Turkey 🇹🇷 ❤
FYI Malayalam is the local language here, not hindi :D ....keep vlogging :D
I’m adjusting 🫶 thank you Vishnu 🙏
India is a country of diversity of languages foods custumes culture in each region in each province......no similarities.
A world within a country 🇮🇳❤️
@stewthewanderer Absolutely right my dear most friend. My invitation to Odisha, India and specifically to my home town Balangir, Odisha is cordially awaiting you dear most friend Stew. Thank you so much in Kerala style nani & my Odiya Odisha style dhanyabad ❤️🙏💕🌹🌈🌾.
അവിടെ ചാൻസ് ഉണ്ടേൽ നുമ്മ വരാം😂😂
Malayalam is the language that kerala people used to speak . So you can call a men "Chetta" instead of bhayya. When its a lady you can call "Chechi". Anyway Happy to see u in Kerala
Expect someone will be like "Bhaa aaraadaa ninte chechi" Or "Nee ethaadaa enne keri Chetta ennu vilikkaan". LOL
Hey mate .. try to learn more Malayalam while in Kerala.. nobody speaks hindi in common occasions 😇 . And happy to see you in our kochi
One of the best parts about India is because of Vandana Shiva's hard work, they don't have genetic modification in their food!
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Yeah I'm staying abroad and I'm so shocked at the amount of processed non-veg and veg food, artificial colours, preservatives that is consumed in the West.. it's cancerous and can cause other health problems even abnormalities in children
@@user-yt9yw6uf4m Yes, p, I agree!!! You are wise to avoid these fake foods and chemically dangerous food additives!
Hey, welcome back ❤️
Hey, thanks Arjun 🫶
Speaking of stew, you can have Appam and chicken stew, or chicken curry in Kerala.
Check out fort kochi, fresh banana chips, Kerala Fish Curry and rice, Jew town
Beef Fry/roast and Parotta,
Duck curry and kalappam
sadhya (a huge spread on a banana leaf) and fish fry
Kovalum beach and shiva statue
Jattayu statue
puttu and kadala curry
iddiyappam and egg curry
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Came here from your Bosnian Pyramid video, loved it. Hope you're having fun in Kerala.
Thanks! 😃
You are koching in kochi and you were outdoors in indore. 😉
Yes 😆
10:12 le appupan - irangi poyekkam😂
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Ammakku England kandaal kollaamnnundu. But forgot to serve sambar with Dosa😅😅😅
Stop speaking Hindi. Our language is Malayalam and most people prefer to be spoken to in English rather than Hindi
Im kochi boy my place😍
Fort kochi they're know English more than you know 😂
Only people who have lived in North India, people who have served in the military, younger people who have studied hindi as a second language in school, and labour contractors who had to learn the language because of the recent influx of migrant laborers from Northern states understand Hindi in Kerala. That's why many people did not respond when you spoke Hindi. English works better than Hindi in Kerala.
Bro velli gourd vlog i I am wait for
Coming soon bro
Communicate the Hindi language to the Northern Territory people,as keralites speak Malayalam and English.
Bro. We don't speak Hindi. English will do.
Malayalam is our language. Not English..
I now know
@@stewthewanderer Thanks for your kind understanding 😅
Welcome..to God's own country
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Bro please use English, nobody speak hindi in Kerala
Hindi doesnt work everywhere in india ,especially south india, try speaking in english
The bad trend of trying to attract tourists is not a good thing, the name of Kerala is good and the locals should try to understand it
U r spoiling the fun bruh
Dude that Lady wanted to come with you to your homeland 🏡
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Please speak English or malayalam bro
Kintna rupy?
Thenty rupee seven piece. 😄😄
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Ethra roopa - Malayalam
Kitna ruppya - Hindi
How many rupees - English
Thank you
Roopa or Rupees is not usually mentioned. Everyone knows that the currency is rupees. No body will ask How much U.S. Dollar this product is at a shop in USA right?. How much is enough. Likewise in Malayalam you can ask "Ethra aayi", Ethra means How much, Aayi means Happened. Literally it translates to How much happened. Or you can ask "Ithinu ethra aayi" - How much does it cost? In Hindi Kithna hogaya - How much. Iska kithna hogya means How much does it cost?
@@johnutube5651 if you ask "ethra aayi?" people may replies you "pathu masam aayi.😂".. pls avoid ambiguity..
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Some Physco lady is giving you the deat stare at 18min mark. Sitting at the counter.
Lol WTF
Keep yr videos coming bro 👊👊
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Halwa is Common Indian sweet Stew!!! Ur Name Stewart Is It sir?
Yes 😊 pavan
Most of the keralites don't know hindi. It is better to speak in english instead of hindi.
You are better off speaking English than Hindi in this part of India 🙂
I'm sure it's not that easy to switch languages when you are a native English speaker
where in kerala !! R u in Kerala Now?
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George is alive and well in Kerala.
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yeah, George Michael, Brian Adams and MLTR! the 90s....🤩
Don't speak hindi in kerala, it feels insulting us, hindi is not a national language
Thats what he said language changes in each states and its hard to learn and keep it in track.. He is trying well
Mangalam language now mate Guram Hot Tander Cold in Hindi
The shopkeeper said it in Hindi.. Tanda means cold and Garam means hot in Hindi..
Thanuppu means cold and Choodu means hot in Malayalam..
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How was the Halwa?
Tasty
Bro new video
Today
We don't speak Hindi it's not our language we are malayalis 😁 we speaks Malayalam ❤😁
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Shukria is not correct in Kerala
Brother its better to not speak hindi in south india😂 people know english better than hindi and in some parts of south india if you speak hindi they wont help you..
no hindi
Mikkavarum kerala vidunnenu munbu diabetic varum sayippinu😂
Do not try hindi in tamil land. They will shout out 😂😂😂
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