la reunion remplit d’inspiration, et de mélange culturel pour ça se n’est pas que les paysages mais aussi le peuple, merci pour traduire et faire savoir aux anglophones ! ☀️🇷🇪
Im listening to this young man desribe this island and the first thing come to mind is a salad .😂😂😂😂😂yes a salad that you eat.And then I thought how bland a salad would be without tomatoes olives onions and other different things. Each and every veggie that you add has its own idenity and it can be eaten alone but it taste even better when its eaten together.Im thankful everyday that I have imagination.To it is a great thing to have because when someone is descibing something or someplace with enthusiasm like this young man about the Island my imagination become a picture in my mind.I am from a small midwestern city in the USA. But I have an imagination from all over the world😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I would say speaking Creole wasn’t forbidden but using French was a way for the French Gov to keep their "sheep" in line. With creole dialect comes Maloya and is similar to Blues, used as a way of expressing pain, and that time related to the colonizers oppression. Creole dialect united people, but Gov didn’t want that. They couldn’t allow mutiny so they forced people to speak a langage they could understand.
@@evolve_hq For many years Maloya was forbidden. People went to jail for playing this music. Therefore came the culture of "Fé Nwar" (which can be translate to culture of the night) where people would hide at night and gather to play Maloya so they wouldn’t get caught by the authorities.
Viewing from Marseille, France That was an amazing podcast!! I come from an island too: Guadeloupe, where we also have our own Créole, le créole guadeloupéen 😁 and we're not as mixed as La Réunion but there is diversity to some extent. I also have some of my family who live in La Réunion. It's a beautiful multicultural Island... almost the perfect idea of a better world if I may
Merci pour la vidéo. Je te comprends. En arrivant en France que j’ai compris que mes frères de sang était blanc dû à la mixité et que mêmes ac des parents métisses eux mêmes. Ma mère dit souvent qu’elles a le monde autour d’elle en nous regardant noir blanc roux et elle qui est métisse malaysienne
Seychelles island 🇸🇨 is similar to Reunion island but much on a massive scale of fusion of its people from ancestry of African,Asian,European and Chinese and all Seychelloise families are completely mixed with every family family member carrying very distinct unique features more like reunion.Myself being testimony born from a Kenyan father and a Seychellois mother and a family of completely mixed relatives of all different colours due to the mixed blood heritage and ancestry running in our veins.
Wi lébien fet 20 desemb fête de humanité domon sa ke la fé la run esclave moral osi mana respect la tradition mais retournee pas a la bougie a méditer 🇷🇪✌️ 97427🌴
You talk about the difference between white creoles and people who were born in Europes but you fail to mention black creoles too (Who werent born in Africa), although they make up a good majority of the population. They are the core of Reunion. Reunionese people also very complexed
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New video with a Réunionnais in Japan: ua-cam.com/video/YmuweJTnlp0/v-deo.html ! Let us know where you are watching from! Thanks for watching!
You learned so fast!! Happy to see ppl discover my country! 🇷🇪🇷🇪 i can say you are now a real reunionese
Thank you so much for your kind words 🥺 New video with a Réunionnais in Japan: ua-cam.com/video/YmuweJTnlp0/v-deo.html
la reunion remplit d’inspiration, et de mélange culturel pour ça se n’est pas que les paysages mais aussi le peuple, merci pour traduire et faire savoir aux anglophones ! ☀️🇷🇪
Merci à vous! Nouvelle vidéo avec un Réunionnais au Japon: ua-cam.com/video/YmuweJTnlp0/v-deo.html
J'aime vraiment cette chaine. respect à vous
Merci beaucoup, c'est gentille!
Zot la mis la Réyon en lèr, merci zot toute
Merci aou!
Nouvelle vidéo avec un Réunionnais au Japon: ua-cam.com/video/YmuweJTnlp0/v-deo.html
Loving this channel. Listening from Bridgeport, CT USA
Many thanks for your comment!
Nabila should hands down start an ASMR channel 😵💫 fantastic episode yet again! You guys been killing it with the content lately! ❤
Thank you very much!
Je tombe sur ce podcast. Merci beaucoup. Oté ouça zot i sorte? Gaillard çà, met la réunion en l'air koma. 974 dan ker. Merci a zot
Im listening to this young man desribe this island and the first thing come to mind is a salad .😂😂😂😂😂yes a salad that you eat.And then I thought how bland a salad would be without tomatoes olives onions and other different things. Each and every veggie that you add has its own idenity and it can be eaten alone but it taste even better when its eaten together.Im thankful everyday that I have imagination.To it is a great thing to have because when someone is descibing something or someplace with enthusiasm like this young man about the Island my imagination become a picture in my mind.I am from a small midwestern city in the USA. But I have an imagination from all over the world😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What a beautiful description, thank you!
I feel the Madagascar part at a personal level. I started worh korean drama on national tv 20 years ago.
Haha! Rafa quoting Nath in this video is kinda magical 😊
Mada lé la!
It’s almost the same in Guyana and other Carribbean countries. The main focus is on Christianity, Islam and Hinduism.
Coexistence 🙏🙏
@@evolve_hq This doesn’t mean that colorism is rampant in our region. People of European descent try to dominate wherever they settle.
I would say speaking Creole wasn’t forbidden but using French was a way for the French Gov to keep their "sheep" in line. With creole dialect comes Maloya and is similar to Blues, used as a way of expressing pain, and that time related to the colonizers oppression. Creole dialect united people, but Gov didn’t want that. They couldn’t allow mutiny so they forced people to speak a langage they could understand.
Very interesting perspective, thanks for sharing
@@evolve_hq For many years Maloya was forbidden. People went to jail for playing this music. Therefore came the culture of "Fé Nwar" (which can be translate to culture of the night) where people would hide at night and gather to play Maloya so they wouldn’t get caught by the authorities.
@@marinemaumont666 Wow, fascinating history and glad Maloya lives on today!
shit some goosebumps right there after hearing your creol mate !
Thanks so much! I speak some more in our new video in Japan: ua-cam.com/video/YmuweJTnlp0/v-deo.html
Viewing from Marseille, France
That was an amazing podcast!!
I come from an island too: Guadeloupe, where we also have our own Créole, le créole guadeloupéen 😁 and we're not as mixed as La Réunion but there is diversity to some extent. I also have some of my family who live in La Réunion. It's a beautiful multicultural Island... almost the perfect idea of a better world if I may
Thank you very much for your comment, the world can learn from Réunion!
Merci pour la vidéo. Je te comprends. En arrivant en France que j’ai compris que mes frères de sang était blanc dû à la mixité et que mêmes ac des parents métisses eux mêmes. Ma mère dit souvent qu’elles a le monde autour d’elle en nous regardant noir blanc roux et elle qui est métisse malaysienne
si tu ne crois pas photo de famille à l’appui. Ke de 2metisses peut avoir des enfants blancs.
Merci pour votre commentaire!
Seychelles island 🇸🇨 is similar to Reunion island but much on a massive scale of fusion of its people from ancestry of African,Asian,European and Chinese and all Seychelloise families are completely mixed with every family family member carrying very distinct unique features more like reunion.Myself being testimony born from a Kenyan father and a Seychellois mother and a family of completely mixed relatives of all different colours due to the mixed blood heritage and ancestry running in our veins.
Thanks for your comment, Seychelles sounds so interesting, can't wait to visit one day and experience the beautiful mix of cultures!
Wi lébien fet 20 desemb fête de humanité domon sa ke la fé la run esclave moral osi mana respect la tradition mais retournee pas a la bougie a méditer 🇷🇪✌️ 97427🌴
If l loook like that , a random man with a Camera is the last thing l would trust .
alon met ensemb lo gaa
You talk about the difference between white creoles and people who were born in Europes but you fail to mention black creoles too (Who werent born in Africa), although they make up a good majority of the population. They are the core of Reunion. Reunionese people also very complexed
We mention that the country is made up of mixes of people from all of these different groups, nou aim La Réunion et son métissage!
No Unity here at all many different groups that dislike each-other
I love that you speak about africa, but why are there no black guests on your channel
ua-cam.com/video/r3Bz8xYrEBE/v-deo.html Check out this video with our British African friend!
Nabila is black
Yes, he is black, but why are there no West african guests ..you are ghanaian, aren't you @evolve_hq
@@gatestimonymiracle1302 Many to come in the future! Thank you for commenting