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In 2019 I went to Cardiff, Wales. I did a bus tour and the driver finding out that we were Jamaicans, slowed down at a school and told us that the first black Principal was a Jamaican female.
Such a lovely 😊 interview with mother and daughter. It is such a joy to know the love Carlene has for her daughter when she decided to travel abroad she never left her. Wishing both great success.
What a brilliant interview. I am glad that they are enjoying Wales and I greatly love and appreciate the fact that they are learning the Welsh language. I am a Welshman from the Valleys. The reason not many of us speak Welsh is because they used to get punished for speaking Welsh and also because of the coal mines which attracted a lot of English people to the area and the Welsh language was very frowned upon. The fact is that if the people of South Wales didn't face consequences for speak their language, they would probably all still speak it. If North Wales had the coal mines, then North Wales would be speaking English and the South would be speaking Welsh. *Diolch yn fawr iawn a phob lwc, foneddigion.*
Another great interview, mother and daughter are like two best friends, how lovely! Sorry they are unable to get green banana in Swansea but Carlene you can have plenty of curried mutton and rice🤣🤣🤣
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Yes I'm from England and I love with people in Wales really nice people and generous to because I used to working promotions and stuff really good love Swansea
Ever since I was 10 years old, we learned that England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales are United Kingdom. I have read that the English oppressed the Wales centuries ago. This was in Jamaica school.
@@normacoote9856 mutton in the UK is old sheep n tough….but lamb which is closer to goat meat is just as good….and more plentiful…. I never buy mutton n goat meat isn’t easy to find unless you find a farm that sells to the public
I am an Expat Wannabe, waiting for that renewed passport to arrive so I can retire & enjoy traveling the world. You are such a pleasant interviewer and the people you choose are so interesting it makes me want to go places that I never thought of in the past. (Wales? 😳ok ) Thank you for what you bring ❤ it is culturally educational and with a fun twist of humor. I have spread the word about your channel 😊🙏🏾 It’s rainy & cold in North Carolina today so I’m binge watching your videos❤
Great interview! I did an Ancestry DNA test and I have Welsh ancestry at 3%. Now I'm learning about Wales and its connection to me. I'm half Haitian and half Honduran, so I'm mostly black.
Big up, Carlene! Big up my parish Clarendon and my school Edwin Allen. Yes, Xavier! We are very adventurous. I moved to the U.S. on my own and then to the U.S. Virgin Islands and back to the mainland U.S.
Norval Sinclair Marley was the father of reggae musician Bob Marley . Norval Marley was born in Jamaica . Son of Ellen Broomfield and Albert Thomas Marley. His father was a white Jamaican. You are aware, whites have been in Jamaica since 1494 Spanish Jamaica, 1655 British Jamaica.
Always enjoy your interviews very enlightening and educational.your program is teaching us valued information of different countries Awesome.Keep up the good work.
Love it! Love it! Great interview. My wife and I loved Carlene and Donique! Wales was on our list and we will be making the trip. Is there a Jamaican contact group?
What a way this woman look like my sister in law, who is a Jamaican 🇯🇲 who grew up in New York City! I learned quite a bit about Wales 🏴 culture during the interview. But, I suggest when you inquire about dating in this age of many options, don’t assume people aren’t in a same gender coupling relationship. With respect, no matter what the Jamaican culture shamefully dictates against same gender relationships, please refrain from questions indicating a woman’s romantic interest should only be with a man or same for a man’s preference. Love ❤️ simply is love 💕. Who knows…maybe that’s why your guest brought her daughter in to answer that question. Peace ✌🏽
Wales is beautiful lots of lovely waterfalls and the best beaches and countryside in the UK….. very unspoilt ….. lots of lovely castles …. we go all the time for holidays … the Welsh have their own language …. Eg Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland is Celtic England isn’t… Coventry is vile it’s not a nice place 👀…
This isn’t interesting, my mothers been living in wales since 1960, (came from Manchester Jamaica, My 6 siblings were born and bred there, me being the oldest went to South Wales in 1978, went to college there,thousands of Jamaican and other Caribbean isles been there since the 1930,s. I travel back there often. Wales is part of the UK. So this isn’t interesting
I’m enjoying the interview and I’m sure other people will also appreciate it so if it’s not interesting to you , keep it to yourself; humble uself and stop hype
Not for you but for others. Do a follow up with a more interesting interview to share your experiences since you've been living here for a lifetime. We consider ourselves relatively new.
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In 2019 I went to Cardiff, Wales. I did a bus tour and the driver finding out that we were Jamaicans, slowed down at a school and told us that the first black Principal was a Jamaican female.
Such a lovely 😊 interview with mother and daughter. It is such a joy to know the love Carlene has for her daughter when she decided to travel abroad she never left her. Wishing both great success.
What a brilliant interview. I am glad that they are enjoying Wales and I greatly love and appreciate the fact that they are learning the Welsh language. I am a Welshman from the Valleys. The reason not many of us speak Welsh is because they used to get punished for speaking Welsh and also because of the coal mines which attracted a lot of English people to the area and the Welsh language was very frowned upon. The fact is that if the people of South Wales didn't face consequences for speak their language, they would probably all still speak it. If North Wales had the coal mines, then North Wales would be speaking English and the South would be speaking Welsh. *Diolch yn fawr iawn a phob lwc, foneddigion.*
Thanks God the Welsh language is making a good comeback …. I love trying to read the signs 🪧 when in Wales 🏴 when in Wales do as the Welsh
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I have learnt something today.Thanks to your guest.She is well informed.
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This interview was a gem. Thank you.
Happy Mother’s Day Carlene from my daughter and I. This interview makes me want to visit. Sending love from Florida. 💕
Thanks!
@@enelracllebpmac5356 You are very welcome!
You are so correct about Clarendon people out numbering the guests on your show.
Wonderful interview. Great that you are learning Welsh. Pob lwc!
The Zipline thing intrigues me lol
I'm about to search how to get to Wales from Jamaica.
Beautiful interview as per usual, Xavier.
Another great interview, mother and daughter are like two best friends, how lovely! Sorry they are unable to get
green banana in Swansea but Carlene you can have plenty of curried mutton and rice🤣🤣🤣
Mom was from Clarendon . She did not go to higher education but truly ambitious and was a visionary.
What a lovely mom and daughter. I absolutely love this series.
Lovely mother and daughter interview 💕
Sounds like a great place to vacation.
Great interview Carlene and Xavier. Looking forward to joining you in Wales soon. You are doing an amazing civic duty for Wales. 🤗
That was good.please keepup the good works
Very great interview as always
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Interesting good interview. 👏🏽👏🏽❤❤🇯🇲🇯🇲
Yes I'm from England and I love with people in Wales really nice people and generous to because I used to working promotions and stuff really good love Swansea
I remembered the St. George’s Hotel in that little resort area of Wales.
Yea I’ve been to South Wales to my Brother wedding very beautiful place the scenery is breathtaking 💫
Ever since I was 10 years old, we learned that England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales are United Kingdom. I have read that the English oppressed the Wales centuries ago. This was in Jamaica school.
Easy! Learnt that from a kid.
Not curry lamb: curry mutton. If you ask for mutton in foreign one gets sheep meat. Jamaicans have to ask for Goat meat( not mutton).
@@normacoote9856 mutton in the UK is old sheep n tough….but lamb which is closer to goat meat is just as good….and more plentiful…. I never buy mutton n goat meat isn’t easy to find unless you find a farm that sells to the public
the welsh
I enjoy listening tho the daughter more. She's articulate and easy to follow.
Yes she is 😁
This is a very interesting interview. If there was a sell, Carlene and Donique you marketed Wales well in particular Swansea.
Great program learning lots.
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Great interview. Appreciate these programs.
great interview!
Just ready to start watch...only to hear me are almost at the end...the food they would eat after landing.
Clarendon people are represented here more than any other parish indeed.
In London and have gotten an invitation to go to Wales hoping I will get the opportunity to go
We are here just let us know when you want to visit. Note my UA-cam name is my actual name in the reverse order.
Beautiful interview!
I am an Expat Wannabe, waiting for that renewed passport to arrive so I can retire & enjoy traveling the world. You are such a pleasant interviewer and the people you choose are so interesting it makes me want to go places that I never thought of in the past. (Wales? 😳ok ) Thank you for what you bring ❤ it is culturally
educational and with a fun twist of humor. I have spread the word about your channel 😊🙏🏾 It’s rainy & cold in North Carolina today so I’m binge watching your videos❤
I'm ready for Wales. Lovely story. Thanks for sharing.
Great interview! I did an Ancestry DNA test and I have Welsh ancestry at 3%. Now I'm learning about Wales and its connection to me. I'm half Haitian and half Honduran, so I'm mostly black.
Thanks Xavier
Big up yourselves Xavier & Carlene
Big up, Carlene! Big up my parish Clarendon and my school Edwin Allen. Yes, Xavier! We are very adventurous. I moved to the U.S. on my own and then to the U.S. Virgin Islands and back to the mainland U.S.
Thanks Dr Dee! Proud of my alma mater 😊
What period you attended Edwin Allen 😊
@@enelracllebpmac5356 I attended 2003 to 2008. How about you?
@@IamDrDee I was way before you, 1987 but you may be in my sister's time.
Great Show!
Very interesting and inspiring 👏
Thanks to Wales for being nice to me always ❤❤😇🌍🙏💯❤️💛💚 I'm a Jamaican to.
Wales remind me of Jamaica with all the hills
But you don't have as much greenery and there's no tropical trees but the hills and is similar size to Jamaica as well nice place
I am a Jamaican living in Wales. I know McNea too. I am also from Clarendon. Not far from Frankfeild
Where in Wales are you living?
@@enelracllebpmac5356 In Cardiff
Happy mother's day 💖
We living in South East London when I was a baby after I born in Jamaica
Lovely interview
Bobby marley is half welsh and half jamaican....his father was from wales and his mother was jamaican
Who ask yuh?
Never did a talk to yuh
Norval Sinclair Marley was the father of reggae musician Bob Marley . Norval Marley was born in Jamaica . Son of Ellen Broomfield and Albert Thomas Marley. His father was a white Jamaican. You are aware, whites have been in Jamaica since 1494 Spanish Jamaica, 1655 British Jamaica.
Good video I like it
I watched a television show called Hinterland and I noticed that the Welsh accent sounds very Caribbean
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@@jackieroberts7895 sorry if I offended you
Lovely interview... Very relaxing and insightful
Always enjoy your interviews very enlightening and educational.your program is teaching us valued information of different countries Awesome.Keep up the good work.
Loved it! 🇯🇲❤️
Great interview. I have had family living in Wales for about 50 years. They do not speak Welsh unfortunately.
I know Matinee as I m from Nine Turns. Beautiful mountains and valleys.
It is true mumbles is nice ..i have gone on the cliff walk..I love Swansea. I visited with family
Wonderful
The Welsh and Irish accents reminds me of Jamaican patois
Lovely mum and daughter.
Beautiful place, I have been there in 2018.
I am 30 minutes from Wales
Loads of jamaicans in Wales
Love this loads
Amazing I have been to England next time I must visit Wales .
Love it! Love it!
Great interview. My wife and I loved Carlene and Donique!
Wales was on our list and we will be making the trip.
Is there a Jamaican contact group?
Not sure, I may need to start one
Let's start one❤
😂😂😂Bedsit... You right a chotch!!!
I would really love to take a break from London ❤❤❤❤
Wales remind me of Jamaica 🇯🇲
Donique Jamacian accent up! Up! Waaay up!. Really like listening to her.
Omg only devonstout for me thank u.
zavier I live I the west midland I would have liked to have a chat with you about jamaican living in the UK
My grandmother is a Griffiths...which is a welch name.
Edwin Allen high yay!!!
Princess Diana is from Wales 🏴
What a way this woman look like my sister in law, who is a Jamaican 🇯🇲 who grew up in New York City! I learned quite a bit about Wales 🏴 culture during the interview. But, I suggest when you inquire about dating in this age of many options, don’t assume people aren’t in a same gender coupling relationship. With respect, no matter what the Jamaican culture shamefully dictates against same gender relationships, please refrain from questions indicating a woman’s romantic interest should only be with a man or same for a man’s preference. Love ❤️ simply is love 💕.
Who knows…maybe that’s why your guest brought her daughter in to answer that question.
Peace ✌🏽
Understand your point but I'm not dating any gender in Wales.
Nice beach
Wales is beautiful lots of lovely waterfalls and the best beaches and countryside in the UK….. very unspoilt ….. lots of lovely castles …. we go all the time for holidays … the Welsh have their own language …. Eg Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland is Celtic England isn’t… Coventry is vile it’s not a nice place 👀…
Wales is much better. Lots of greenery. Tenby beach is similar to Negril
That's my friend's sister
Yes you are😄
Daughter & mom are look a likes.
It makes you feel like nothing else exists.
2nd to Devon House ice cream
welsh is an ancient language all of the UK spoke it once until the invaders came in
This is the first time I have ever herd the Welch being described in this manor, Especially north Wales, very very racist.
I think Jamaicans are proud, but not necessarily patriotic…
PhD? Sheep’s?
Eye n eye me seh Haile Selassie eye da mahn iss da rastafahreye!
You have a DOCOTORATE !!! And you DONT know if it is 10 sheep it is still SHEEP!!!!!
wales is not Britain ? what 😂
I thought Bob Marley’s father was Scottish ? 🤔
😃
This isn’t interesting, my mothers been living in wales since 1960, (came from Manchester Jamaica, My 6 siblings were born and bred there, me being the oldest went to South Wales in 1978, went to college there,thousands of Jamaican and other Caribbean isles been there since the 1930,s. I travel back there often. Wales is part of the UK. So this isn’t interesting
I’m enjoying the interview and I’m sure other people will also appreciate it so if it’s not interesting to you , keep it to yourself; humble uself and stop hype
Not for you but for others. Do a follow up with a more interesting interview to share your experiences since you've been living here for a lifetime. We consider ourselves relatively new.
Can you let people talk she's trying to explain cost and you just chip in calm dung nuh mon