So i am from Turkiye and i have a fiance from jamaica. We are living in Usa now. i thought we were the first turkish-jamaican couple. i am happy to see that there are more of us!!🇹🇷🇯🇲🧿
@@globalreggaepromotio Wow we are definitely not the first couple :D How does it feel to live in Jamaica as a Turk? You know we have different foods and cultures. I'm really curious about your story :D
This is good to watch. I'm Jamaican my husband is Turkish, we live in the UK.. my husband prefers Jamaican food to Turkish food, he loves jamaican patties
Turkey is wonderful..my husband and daughter are Jamaican..we live on the outskirts of Izmir in a farming village..our 7 yr old daughter attends the village school..We have been embraced with lots of love and kindness.. Turkish people love Jamaicans..
@@globalreggaepromotio she's regressed a bit in Turkish being that we left Turkiye for about 9 months to spend some time in Jamaica..we have just returned to Turkey..
Yes I know Miss Baugh/Mrs Coley. She was the principal for the basic school in Stonehenge/Orange Hill. I am in touch with her eldest son Silas. She now lives in the US.
Anodda nice one, Xavier! 🙌🏽 And NUFF appreciation Anthea, for sharing those interesting stories from your experiences in Türkiye, also for mentioning RGD! Family & I got some good help from RGD with our family research -- their genealogists did the research we requested, and emailed our reports. I was overjoyed to hold in my hands, my maternal and paternal grandparents' actual marriage records -- from 1899 and 1908, respectively! -- along with other family research I requested. I really enjoy learning more about my family's heritage. So thanks again for mentioning about RGD and related genealogy research resources for JA! ~~ 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 (in Carolinas)
Anthea - very interesting interview. I like the fact that you have not lost your identity. Thanks for allowing us to enjoy Turkey thru your eyes. JA cooking is one of the best just by seasoning of the food. We cannot stomach bland food 😊. Keep hope alive, blessings! Barbara
Hello people, I've been trying as much as I can to get hooked up with some Jamaica's here in Turkey and I'm hoping with this message I can get someone pretty soon thank you looking forward to meet with someone from Jamaica possible 🤔
@@xmurphy2485 some times I want hear about how Crime is etc how safe etc. You did shows on some carriebean islands. Jcan,,, living there but some are dangerous
Lovely interview Anthea. Turkey is one of my favourite countries. People are certainly hospitable, good food, beautiful beeches and so much history. Your T-shirt is awesome! Love it! Well done cuz! 😉
Turkey is a great place .In my experience they love black people out there. Have travelled there extensively. There Is a small Jamaican community in Antalya and Alanya. Gwan Jamaican's living in Turkey .De Place hot dough yuh see , I mean hot! Eldad Amara(UK).🤛👌
Really ? Let me know about the jamaican village never heard of it I know a Turk living there who has a jamaican daughter who lived many years in Jamaica but he resides in Antalya now
I searched for Jamaican in Turkey and found this video. My fiance is Turkish and I am Jamaican. Looking forward to meeting someone in Antalya. Love my people we are everywhere 😊
@@mekaferguson5246 Hi Meka, Nice to meet you. My family are Jamaican and I am related to two of Jamaica's National Heroes. Yes Alanya and Antalya are great places. Met a few people from backa Yard when I went there last time. Love Turkish people and there vibes.👊♥Eldad.
Hello dear cuz, so wonderful to see you live and in color on this interview with Xavier. I learned a bit more about Türkiye, and I can’t wait to visit one of these days! Big 🆙 Bless up🙏🏽 Nuff love ❤️
So i am from Turkiye and i have a fiance from jamaica. We are living in Usa now. i thought we were the first turkish-jamaican couple. i am happy to see that there are more of us!!🇹🇷🇯🇲🧿
Wish you both have a good life siss. Greetings from Istanbul
I'm Jamaican, living in London, and my husband is Turkish. Wish you all the best
Iam Turkish and live in jamaica 33 years and have a jamaican son I also have hamaicam citizenship
@@globalreggaepromotio Wow we are definitely not the first couple :D How does it feel to live in Jamaica as a Turk? You know we have different foods and cultures. I'm really curious about your story :D
Lets connect where u guys live ?@erdem9999
This is good to watch. I'm Jamaican my husband is Turkish, we live in the UK.. my husband prefers Jamaican food to Turkish food, he loves jamaican patties
Turkey is wonderful..my husband and daughter are Jamaican..we live on the outskirts of Izmir in a farming village..our 7 yr old daughter attends the village school..We have been embraced with lots of love and kindness.. Turkish people love Jamaicans..
@@janellodge985 wow really I would live to meet with you guys when I. Ome to Turkey with my son
We will be in Turkey next spring the latest so I would love to come to IZMIR AND MEET WITH YOU GUYS
My son and I never stopped in Izmir we went to Bodrum I would love to link up for sure
So ur daughter speaks turkish and English?
@@globalreggaepromotio she's regressed a bit in Turkish being that we left Turkiye for about 9 months to spend some time in Jamaica..we have just returned to Turkey..
I’m Turkish, my girl friend Jamaican, she’s so excited to visit Turkey. We’re currently living in New York 🎉
@@OnurKoyuncu-ez4kx she will love it
Are Turks Arab?
Lovely lady, real classy Jamaican🇯🇲
I am from Stonehenge...love this, congratulations and continue enjoying Turkey ❤❤️🙏
Yes I know Miss Baugh/Mrs Coley. She was the principal for the basic school in Stonehenge/Orange Hill. I am in touch with her eldest son Silas. She now lives in the US.
@user-zn4nq1hv1q Hiiii 👋🏾 👋🏾 I’m Silas’ daughter haha Silas is Donovan 😂 Silas is his real name… Jamaica I tell you… Miss Baugh is my grandma
this is amazing , im Trinidadian and my husband is Turkish i love to see her success in Türkiye ❤
Great interview,learn a lot
Indeed. I learned a lot too
I love this content , That burial culture would do well here. We would all save some mone.Thanks.
Absolutely love Turkey. The people, the food are superb! Love Dalaman and Istanbul. ❤😊
Love you Anthea. Keep the culture going ❤
Anodda nice one, Xavier! 🙌🏽 And NUFF appreciation Anthea, for sharing those interesting stories from your experiences in Türkiye, also for mentioning RGD! Family & I got some good help from RGD with our family research -- their genealogists did the research we requested, and emailed our reports. I was overjoyed to hold in my hands, my maternal and paternal grandparents' actual marriage records -- from 1899 and 1908, respectively! -- along with other family research I requested. I really enjoy learning more about my family's heritage. So thanks again for mentioning about RGD and related genealogy research resources for JA! ~~ 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 (in Carolinas)
Nice one im planning on going
Anthea - very interesting interview. I like the fact that you have not lost your identity. Thanks for allowing us to enjoy Turkey thru your eyes. JA cooking is one of the best just by seasoning of the food. We cannot stomach bland food 😊. Keep hope alive, blessings! Barbara
I haven’t been on for quite a while, I’m back now and I enjoyed this interview. Anthea I was delighted to listen to you. Thank you Xavier.
Hello people, I've been trying as much as I can to get hooked up with some Jamaica's here in Turkey and I'm hoping with this message I can get someone pretty soon thank you looking forward to meet with someone from Jamaica possible 🤔
My mom taught at Stonehenge All Age School for years. Harrison Memorial High to the world
Love the channel
It was. Anthea provided some great information
@@xmurphy2485 I like ur program I am a fellow vlogger. I am always looking for a country to run wey to. Lol
@@xmurphy2485 some times I want hear about how Crime is etc how safe etc. You did shows on some carriebean islands. Jcan,,, living there but some are dangerous
Lovely interview Anthea. Turkey is one of my favourite countries. People are certainly hospitable, good food, beautiful beeches and so much history. Your T-shirt is awesome! Love it! Well done cuz! 😉
Turkey is a great place .In my experience they love black people out there. Have travelled there extensively. There Is a small Jamaican community in Antalya and Alanya. Gwan Jamaican's living in Turkey .De Place hot dough yuh see , I mean hot! Eldad Amara(UK).🤛👌
Really ? Let me know about the jamaican village never heard of it I know a Turk living there who has a jamaican daughter who lived many years in Jamaica but he resides in Antalya now
I searched for Jamaican in Turkey and found this video. My fiance is Turkish and I am Jamaican. Looking forward to meeting someone in Antalya. Love my people we are everywhere 😊
@@mekaferguson5246 Hi Meka, Nice to meet you. My family are Jamaican and I am related to two of Jamaica's National Heroes. Yes Alanya and Antalya are great places. Met a few people from backa Yard when I went there last time. Love Turkish people and there vibes.👊♥Eldad.
I enjoyed this interview very informative
Great interview with Althea Xavier. Loved it and wish Althea and her family continued success in Turkey.
Xavier, Asafa was trained at MVP located at CAST but Usain was trained at Racers located by UWI.
Donovan is Silas. I remembered a niece/relative of Donovan/Silas called Althea Coley. Take care. God Bless.
Turkey!!! Turkey is on my bucket list to visit. This is really helpful and interesting.
Hello dear cuz, so wonderful to see you live and in color on this interview with Xavier. I learned a bit more about Türkiye, and I can’t wait to visit one of these days! Big 🆙 Bless up🙏🏽 Nuff love ❤️
Turkey well loved as a holiday destination by my children and wilder family members.
Big up your self guys ❤
finally turkey i love turkey i been to marmaris once theres 2 jamaican sprinters representing turkey in olympics
Epic,epic interview
HI interesting interview, am from Stonehenge living in canada
Pretty interesting
Greetings I would like to see the whole caption on the t-shirt only Jamaican mixed with what? Please show it enjoying this interview
I remember replying to this but can't find it now.
@@antheaeccles9063Great interview - thanks for sharing cous x
She said it was brought off Amazon, I looked for it but didn't see the one she was wearing, Saw other Jamaican tees.
Can ask more questions on emigration, mean moving we need more tails
Turkey is a Muslim country that’s how they do their burials, Turkey seems very interesting to live. Thanks for sharing.
with all do respect my friend , It is Turkiye not Turkey . thank you .
🖤🤍❤️
This woman don’t have a Jamaican accent u lost your Jamaican accent 😂
You mean she wasn’t speaking our beloved patois. She most definitely has her Jamaican accent just communicating in a manner to serve a larger audience