Why Ghanaians Are So Easy To Love (by an American)
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2020
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An American's view on life in Ghana (Ghanaian food, culture, etc.) Living in Ghana vs living in the United States.
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Y’all visited the typical villages in Ghana 🇬🇭🤦🏻♂️Ghana is like the best place in Africa I have ever been too,,Afro Bella was a 💥
Hahahhah😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dude was like there is no public wash room in Ghana. U just don't by the road and it cool😂😂😂😂😂
I have noticed Ghanaians are extremely loveable too.
I was a bit confused at first and then I realized he went to a village so it's understandable😂... the people singing and chasing him😂.
This guy clearly went to a village
Can't wait to see Ghana 🇬🇭🇦🇺 from Australia 💖💞❣️💓 to see My Love
I will offer you a visit
I dont know why people are upset. Most missionaries dont settle in the cities. I enjoyed his story telling 😂😂😂. Thats his experience let him be😂
Yes but he is generalising, just as they do, and why do they settle in villages though?
P Awurama Kay They are not generalising that is literally their experience the mission is designed to give them an extreme life changing experience and they already have restaurants and a/c in the US
Wode Maya has highlighted Ghana nicely and with affirmation like this am beginning to put visit to Ghana on my bucket list.
That true 🇰🇪 l have been following wodemaya
But this guy hasn't been to cities
Ghana is a great place ...do visit 🔥🔥...I live here
U will love it try and visit
Your village experience was intense 😂
I want to visit that place so bad! So fun to watch, keep posting! ☺️
Let them experience all areas in GHANA..is good..
Ghanaian food is never bland.
I remember I used shout obroni korkor makye when I was a little girl hahahahahaha
Clearly he wasn't anywhere near Accra.
This guy is really smart..he still remember the Akan Language
Good for him. 🙄
Ghana loves you too. But know that, that's just a little portion of Ghana you described. 😊
This is someone who served as a Missionary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Ghana for 2 years! He is giving an account of his experiences in Ghana and is in no way trying to paint Ghana black! He loved every bit of Ghana and his story is beautiful! Pls stop jumping to the wrong conclusions! And to this Elder, God bless you wherever you are!
Bless you! That is how it should be. He sees nothing but the heart of the people of Ghana. Untainted soul!
Yeah I am not surprised that it took him a while to get used to American food when he got home because I've heard some Americans say that when they travel overseas and eat food in foreigner countries and then when they come back to the states it is hard for them to eat regular American foods
No the hot pepper didn't burned your throat,,😁😁it made you a strong man.😁😁👍
😅🤣🤣🤣🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅
Yam is Yam NOT a BIG POTATO 😂😂😂😂
Love this guy❤️❤️
A little bit better mud houses in Accra? This young man didn't go to Accra.
Definitely not
Of course he didn't. No public restrooms hit me hard
Yes I'm sure he didn't go to accra but rather a village. Even in accra, kids won't follow a white person like that.
The guy is just sharing his experience. you don't have to agree or like it. Share yours if any
Simple!!!
I love this! The fact that they are so friendly and godly. I'm so glad you enjoyed your stay and that you loved fufu.
Love the way you remember the Twi names 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
C'mon you guys, his description is just funny and loving to hear...😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂seriously very funny
But not all true tho
And so it goes on.
@@maamenyarko5349 they just can never get it right hun😂🤗
@@pawuramakay7535 yup👌
I could listen to him all day, his fun to listen to.
True! That is how we should see the world.
We love you too Brother, come back soon
I love when he said stay true with the gospel ❤️ that blesses me. Thanks bro.
he seriously did enjoy himself.
Awesome video. God bless you for sharing your journey 🙏🏾
He went to a very rural part of Ghana. Nice experience
Wow
I’m sure this guy went to a village , coz Accra is a well developed city 🌃
He should see wodemaya and follow him on utube and see Ghana
Ester Macha exactly bro , he was in some village
He served in many areas dear! Asutuare, Atimpoku... Give him some credit!
Some people are soo touchy his experience is real and interesting
Spaghetti sauce🤣🤣 bro you’re an amazing storyteller. Visit Accra next time. Your story will be different👌🏼
Hahahhahahahahavhahaha i can't hold my laughter "obroni k3k33 maakye, yaa Fikyi gongo" 🤣🤣🤣he is so hilarious and has funny sweet memories... i guess he visited James town and other towns. He really learnt our culture and values😊
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Did he translate it correctly?
Lol i did this when i was younger 😂😂😂. So embarrassed!!!
You have obviously never visited James Town. Otherwise your an Akan.
Sounds like this guy had a lifetime’s experience for few weeks.
You did well narrating your experience.
You’ve discovered alot
Everything you say is 💯
Warm feeling watching this video though .... Quite heartwarming 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
However it's not entirely true...there are quite a number of public restrooms especially in markets
@Jeffery Brumfield Exactly!
Lol... you went to a 0.05 % part of Ghana 🇬🇭. Next time please visit every part , or at least endeavor to do both sides ... good and bad. I am in the USA, and I see both sides...the nasty and the good. I took Uber one day and I told the Uber driver that the way they portray America it’s as if you won’t see “zongos” and villages, and street guys and girls or even prostitution on the roads.... you would think it’s all “Heaven”...and she said “ Africans need to tell and brand their own stories”. So yea, you see it in one guy going to one place and telling the story to encompass a whole country. Dude, visit the whole of Ghana then your story would be authentic. Or say “ where I visited “ qualify your story well.
Am a Kenyan. Tell him to follow wodemaya to see Ghana that he didn't see ,he can't go to village and say , like that is a whole Ghana
He's just telling his experience never said this was how Ghana is everywhere. I actually think he visited the BEST PART. The village is better than the city in terms of sustainability, respect of nature, and even friendliness! This is what makes us unique and we should be proud.
Great piece of work. Truth be told.
Wow I love this video manm❤
No public restrooms in Ghana? Which part of Ghana did u go to? Because there are several public restrooms in Ghana. Plus the trotros mostly have cushioning made from mattress
Actually using the gutters or anywhere outside as a lavatory is prohibited.
You still see people urinating into gutters from time to time. I even saw this gentleman defecate into the ocean at Elmira castle; while foreign tourists were around. You can imagine what a scene like that would have on foreigners. I really hope authorities start to seriously enforce sanitation laws in Ghana.
That’s what am thinking...confused....
Namens Gh My brother, don't take it personal as he's mostly right about that especially coming from America where public restrooms abound.
@@otumfuo3 oh yeah but even in America there are no restrooms in the middle of nowhere or?
To say there are no restrooms in Ghana is a misrepresentation at the highest order but to say there are no restrooms on our highways is surely the case. But even that, if u are travelling from to Kumasi for instance, u will find Linda Dor along the way where there are decent restrooms. Then again he said Ghana is made up of mud houses and even in Accra.
He could have said the area where he went had mud houses.
Sobolo is made from hibiscus leave, with ginger, pineapple, and natural flavour like gloves etc
I think you mean cloves, 😆
Oh, you can eat hibiscus leaf?
@@vichyquizan8173 yes. Sobolo is made by boiling hisbiscus leaves.
Correction: It's not hibiscus but the petals of the bissap flower. It's also known as sorrell drink or zobo.
Kevi Meru yes
What a true godly man. I am sure those U met at home love and miss U too. I hope U go back again soon. Which part of the US are U
The guy is very interesting to listen, luv your stay in Ghana. Thank you for your good experience 😍😍
Most definitely you Visited the village and you have this in most Easten Europe countries which should be a first would Country.
Obroni kokoo m’akye eerr , yaafikyire Gongon 🙆🏾🙆🏾😹😹😹😹😹🦁❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for your info.
Accra is developed not with any mud houses
Mud houses are part of our tradition. Our ancestors know better. Are u waiting for westerners to do research and tell you it's good for the environment and to stop global warming?
@@emelitaeast6400 I get you but saying what he said is to paint a primitive culture in Ghana which the majority of is are beyond
@@a-games7431 in fact it would be good to recreate mud houses in some village to conserve energy. They are doing it in some parts of India and using solar energy for electricity. It's really cool. We must not be ashamed of our own heritage. The modern houses are European style house. It's a shame we have to copy Europeans standard all the time
@SOURCES TV bro..u get mind
He served not only in Accra... Atimpoku, asutuare etc are places he served as well!
I love him ...God bless him
Hahahaha I can't stop laughing, oh my God any way thanks for sharing with us God richly bless you and guide you everywhere you are ' God bless our Mother land Ghana
I really enjoyed watching him
He spoke very well
Your opening line put me off completely. Like the whole of Ghana has no public restrooms? Are you kidding me?
I love these stories of Ghana
Kool u really tried and u even spoke excellent akan
God Blessed your stomach when you were in Ghana.😁😁
It looks like he learnt alot.
your Twi just made my day:)
See how happy you are,do treats us the same in your country??
U mingled with real humans
Love your smile bro😎😎
As a Ghanaian, I smiled through.
Lol don’t be mad their descriptions are actual very real remember they are not posted to cities as a civil engineer working on the field in Ghana they are 100% accurate in their descriptions
Which part of Ghana did you go.
This guy is interesting to watch. 😂😂
I like this guy, thank you for visiting Ghana.
May God bless you for a great job done.
I don't like too much sugar myself.
That's the problem with the volunteering works for Whites in Africa. They mostly go to the remote areas and use these to represent the country. I think they should compare and contrast from one city to the other. Lol
What a sweet spirit
Nice one broer great
I'm glad that the kids didn't like sugar. That's amazing!
He learnt a lot lol
I stopped watching when he said there r no public rest rooms in Ghana.......where in Ghana did u go to
He is talking about the areas he went to.
A village somewhere
He was just talking from his experience... he’s a missionary so he was mostly inthe village
Wow this guy knows a lot about Ghana than I do.Dope video
Ya Betty it’s called SPYYYY!!!!!!
Wait, is he talking about the Ghana I know?🙁
ikr said the. same thing
One thing I do not understand is this , when foreigners come to Ghana we embrace them very well but when we travel outside Ghana it is the opposite .
Respect
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😄😄😄😄bro you are a great man and a good missionary, keep it up and never stop going to Africa, the land to know the greatness of God.
Lovely guy , stay like this man you'll be bless
Did you go for gospel mission
Very nice experience 👌
Give this Obronj boy Honorary Ghanaian citizenship. He made his visit a positive experience ignoring the numerous negatives he might have seen. I wish all whites saw Africa that way.
awwww
Hahaha , This's so funny 😆
😄
Nice one
OMG I love this😂😂😂😂
am I the only one who thinks he's cute, and also talks slowly... anaa meebodam?
God bless you
These are some very wonderful young American men who had very unique experience Ghana. I hope you had made a big spiritual impact and return rejuvenated in your personal walk. Let all people sincerely repent and return to absolute righteousness. Jesus is coming for a spotless and blameless bride.
So in general you like the culture and food of the people
Sobolo is made of hibiscus leaves + ginger + pineapple + many other things
Sweet drink🇬🇭🇬🇭😎
People actually mistake the bissap petals for hibiscus. It's known internationally as sorrell wine or drink
Welldone,,you speak very well..so you see ,you are a truely Ghana man..GodBless your good and kind heart..Amen..we all ghanians miss you too..you are simply wonderfyl..God bless you again in His Glory..Amen.🌷🌺🌻👏👏
The huh got me lol
All do to respect. ..one love!
Cool story! Why did this guy end up in Ghana?
Missionary work, I guess
That's the question.
If u sleep on Karen , he or she will call the police
😍 It's All About Love in GH
😍 let's all show love to the world and make the world a beautiful place with love
Nice missionary oungman,,service to Mankind.. you look so cute in your shirt..yes fufu is adorable.😁😁😁you speak Twy..lovely.😁😁😁👏👏👏
He is so good with the food.
Come on, these are village life experiences.. you really had an experience