Thanks for your video, I am Malagasy but never been to Nosy be so I enjoyed the video so much, the name of the small stones are "gravillons" in French they are for use to make concrete, I like when foreigners are investing and enjoying living in the country, Malagasy people are very welcoming so everyone is welcome to live and enjoy life there
Hi Randy, Nosy Be is fantastic the prices are about 50% more than in say Toliara but the Malagasy can make a very nice income so its not so bad. I've been living with just the Malagasy for so long I forgot what gravillons or gravel in English was called lol Your right the Malagasy are very welcoming
Tres Bien. I am now leaving today. But I was able to get taxi for 80,000AR. Visited he'll Ville. Tuk-Tuk charged 80 000AR. Funny same price to airport, & He'll VIlle further distance. It was an experience...
Unfortunately the tuk tuk driver robbed you the most a trip on a tuk tuk should be is about 10,000ar I hope you enjoyed your holiday/ time in nosy be take care and come back soon
That woman is a deputy in madagascar She owns the big disco tech in Nosy Be she's extremely powerful in Madagascar and as you can see if she wants to get in a policeman's face she can. I'm sure he survived
@@passivenomads Thanks dude but i’m already sorted out i am invited, from what i have heard even my escort is organised and i have never set foot there.
Rental house will cost $150 pcm, food every meal at home $150 pcm, night out taxi, pizza and 4 drinks $10 house bills TV 📺 electricity gas $60pcm On top of that car $500 PCM TRIPS AND HOLIDAYS OVER SEAS Residency and or Visa costs $500 🤔 Public transport $50
Hi there's no tuk tuks at the airport You need to book a Hyundai starex it costs 150,000ar $40 one way to the Beach resort I have a starex and driver maybe I can get you a discount of $10 if you like contact me and I will arrange you're transport fir you 😉
How long did it take you to become conversant in Malagasy? When I was there in 2015 I managed to pick up a few phrases, but it's a difficult language to learn because the written language doesn't resemble the spoken language much. I think the bloke who first put the language to the Roman alphabet had a few too many THB's whilst he was doing it.
It's funny that you say especially that @janellek21 - while it's true, English is easily in the top three languages on the planet with the least logic between spoken and written (look up "ghoti" if you don't know already). The language has evolved over time, and as @passivenomads says, the dialects differ largely from each other, the written form being the representation of the (original) central highlands dialect. Concerning French, it depends on what you understand by "to converse". ;-) Many just have got basic knowledge and the pronunciation can be hard to understand, some adaptation becoming necessary. A curious thing I haven't found an explanation for yet is that many confound the two basic verbs "to be" and "to have" in French. In public schools (upper section aiming at the a-levels) you might sit in a class of 80, plus there's the French school system in place where foreign language teaching is mainly written...
@@passivenomads Étrange, parce que les petits commerces et les panneaux publicitaires , les bars etc... Dans vos vidéos, sont écrits en français 🤔. C'est bizarre que ce n'est pas TOUS les Malgaches qui parlent français. Mada/Mayotte/reunion (il y a les "malbare") ainsi de suites , parlent tous français.
Thanks for your video, I am Malagasy but never been to Nosy be so I enjoyed the video so much, the name of the small stones are "gravillons" in French they are for use to make concrete, I like when foreigners are investing and enjoying living in the country, Malagasy people are very welcoming so everyone is welcome to live and enjoy life there
Hi Randy, Nosy Be is fantastic the prices are about 50% more than in say Toliara but the Malagasy can make a very nice income so its not so bad.
I've been living with just the Malagasy for so long I forgot what gravillons or gravel in English was called lol
Your right the Malagasy are very welcoming
Tres Bien. I am now leaving today. But I was able to get taxi for 80,000AR. Visited he'll Ville. Tuk-Tuk charged 80 000AR. Funny same price to airport, & He'll VIlle further distance. It was an experience...
Unfortunately the tuk tuk driver robbed you the most a trip on a tuk tuk should be is about 10,000ar
I hope you enjoyed your holiday/ time in nosy be take care and come back soon
I love watching your videos brother. 8 months until I retire so I'll be coming out that way 2 months after.
Thanks Omar how's the muscle Cars going ? You should definitely check Madagascar out its a fantastic country
@@passivenomads still into the cars but since gas prices are crazy, I invest into the smaller turbo cars lol
@@omarjames01 nice plan the days of the big gas guzzlers are probably gone
Thx really cool trip❤
What happend with the guys nose in preview 😂😂😂
Good Morning,
Is it possible to contact you ?
Best regards
That woman is a deputy in madagascar She owns the big disco tech in Nosy Be she's extremely powerful in Madagascar and as you can see if she wants to get in a policeman's face she can.
I'm sure he survived
I need a Connection to you please
Soit disant une ville touristique tena ratsy .La plus belle ville à Madagascar c’est La ville d’Antalaha
Ambatoloaka no village touristique fa tsy Hell Ville!
Tena ratsy ahoana fa efa nimpetraka tao ve ianao sa mijery eto @ny video fontsiny?
Caillasse, stone chips in french.
I've been away from the UK for so long that I've forgotten the English word
Am flying to Nos inApril.
Nice see you soon Jung 😊 if you need help with airport pick up or hotels give me a shout 😊
@@passivenomads Thanks dude but i’m already sorted out i am invited, from what i have heard even my escort is organised and i have never set foot there.
@@jungbolosse3034 that's great. It's just a beer and the sun set we need to attend to then
Nahoana ianao no tsy mampiseho na oviana na oviana ny tavanao fa eo am-pandosirana ny Bizzies ianao?
That's right kidder lol 🤣
how much per month do you need as a pensioner to live a comfortable life (no yacht but decent house to rent) in that place?
Rental house will cost $150 pcm, food every meal at home $150 pcm, night out taxi, pizza and 4 drinks $10
house bills TV 📺 electricity gas $60pcm
On top of that car $500 PCM
TRIPS AND HOLIDAYS OVER SEAS
Residency and or Visa costs $500 🤔
Public transport $50
@@passivenomads Thank you!
How much tuk-tuk from airport to anjiamarango beach resort
Hi there's no tuk tuks at the airport You need to book a Hyundai starex it costs 150,000ar $40 one way to the Beach resort I have a starex and driver maybe I can get you a discount of $10 if you like contact me and I will arrange you're transport fir you 😉
Just asked the driver and he said it's 90,000ar for up to 4 people $23
Wtf how you got that tuktuk so cheap i thought one way fare was 10k 🥴
No the normal price is 2000ar in the day time or 3000ar at night as long as your prepared to share the tuk-tuk it's 10k for a special ie just you
10k , in euro ???????
How long did it take you to become conversant in Malagasy? When I was there in 2015 I managed to pick up a few phrases, but it's a difficult language to learn because the written language doesn't resemble the spoken language much. I think the bloke who first put the language to the Roman alphabet had a few too many THB's whilst he was doing it.
I've been trying to speak it for 10 years now the problem is the Different Dialects throughout the country I speak Toliara dialect
@@passivenomads Are most Malagasy able to converse in French, or is French only spoken by the well educated professional class?
@janellek21 hard to say but maybe 60% speak French it's just a guess
It's funny that you say especially that @janellek21 - while it's true, English is easily in the top three languages on the planet with the least logic between spoken and written (look up "ghoti" if you don't know already).
The language has evolved over time, and as @passivenomads says, the dialects differ largely from each other, the written form being the representation of the (original) central highlands dialect.
Concerning French, it depends on what you understand by "to converse". ;-) Many just have got basic knowledge and the pronunciation can be hard to understand, some adaptation becoming necessary. A curious thing I haven't found an explanation for yet is that many confound the two basic verbs "to be" and "to have" in French.
In public schools (upper section aiming at the a-levels) you might sit in a class of 80, plus there's the French school system in place where foreign language teaching is mainly written...
@@passivenomads
Étrange, parce que les petits commerces et les panneaux publicitaires , les bars etc... Dans vos vidéos, sont écrits en français 🤔.
C'est bizarre que ce n'est pas TOUS les Malgaches qui parlent français. Mada/Mayotte/reunion (il y a les "malbare") ainsi de suites , parlent tous français.
Est cecque vous pouvez parle français vpl .je souvi voutre youtu mais rien wue je compris
No sorry I don't understand any French
@@passivenomads Same for the lady who asked the question. ^^
@@globoliver9697Houston we have a problem