MY STRUGGLES AS A SPOUSE LIVING IN NORWAY | एक जीवनसाथी के तौर पर विदेश में बसना कितना मुश्किल ?
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2023
- In this heartfelt video as I open up about the unique challenges and rewarding moments of my life as an expat spouse in beautiful Norway. From cultural adjustments to forging new friendships, I'll share my personal journey and offer insights into what it's truly like to thrive in a foreign land as a supportive partner. If you're an expat spouse or curious about life abroad, this video is a must-watch!
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Weldone Shailja. You are a fighter and I really appreciate that.
Thanks a ton.
It was nice video as always …thanks for sharing your experience… ❤❤
My pleasure 😊
In norway , jet spray or bum gun is available in toilet. If not , can we buy and fix it where we are staying ?
Fully agreed. But that dark phase is over . Now Eva is there to keep you both busy and happy .
Thank you for sharing ur experience ❤
Its really helpful
Glad it was helpful!
We want 2 create businesses in Norway. Become our mentor in this regard
Hi bhaiya Dee Dee Avuu after long time big fan of ur channel very beautiful video 👨👩👧👍💎🧿
Waaaaah Ji Waaaaah Nice 👍
Hey i am planing to settle in norway with my spouse. I’ve seen alot of your videos and its making me scared. I an mbbs graduate and i know i’ll have to struggle alot. Also can you guide about kids education. Can we use jet sprays or get them installed in washrooms there?
Keep making these videos didi.
Love from bihar😊
Hello ma'am I like your videos.its very informative for me.
I am from Pakistan, best information from you, now we thinking not to come Norway very hard time and loneliness, stay happy
BEN Ji The best video Ji
Good jobs BEN Ji
Thanks ji.
I don't know why, but I can see the loneliness in your eyes. Missing those giggles with friends 😢
yes you get it right :)
Beautiful emotional vlog. I also hear same stories from my friends settled in foreign countries. Not related to the topic, you are really beautiful dear and I like your fashion sense. You could do social media more like skincare or shopping haul types or any other trending things if you are in to these things.
thanks for your comment will consider that :)
Hi, I'm from Bangalore and my son is 11 years old. My husband might move to Sogndal Norway for his PhD. Any information about Songal with regards to my son after we move. Would be helpful. Thnks.
Wow looking so beautiful 😍 ❤
Thanks for liking stay connected.
Most of what you said is true
Keep it up
So relatable 😅
Thanks good to know it was relatable.
Apart from not recognizing education there is no real struggle to be honest .. Mostly the spouse who is working they are the ones who face everything so let them take credit of hardship. That would’ve been better content
There are no real or fake struggles. Struggle or hurt is struggle or hurt though its small or big. Don't belittle other's emotions. I work in IT field still I will say this ki Its like housewives ko toh kuch bolna bhi nahi chahiye and jo kam kar rahe hai unki hi value hai. Everybody who goes to foreign country for the first time faces problems. Depression because of loneliness is a real big problem in the society in which some percentage are many housewives in the foreign countries face.
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Come to USA, especially California. People are very friendly and warm. They strike a conversation even while standing in a coffee shop Que 😀
Indeed, we've visited California, and we were charmed by the warm and sociable people we encountered.
@@NamastefromNorway US and Canada have high crime rates, racism and climate issues such as wildfires, hurricanes, snow storms etc. California has earthquakes too. Also, Indians in the US and Canada are very selfish. The South Indian Brahmins help and hire other South Indian Brahmins for jobs, the Gujaratis help and hire other Gujaratis for jobs, Sikhs help the Sikhs, Muslims help other Muslims and they help the Chinese etc. They do not treat you like one of them. The South Indian Brahmins look down on every Indian that is not a Brahmin. California has banned caste system discrimination and the other US states will be doing the same. The South Indian women show a lot of jealousy towards other lighter skinned Indian women and the men (especially the recent IT immigrants who came through outsourcing) stare and hit on Indian women. They do not care about the strict sexual harassment laws in these countries because it is hard to prove these things.
nice experience sharing
Glad you liked it
Whats up??How are you??
Tell us about your expérience sepouse visa and how many month u waited 😊
its an interesting story, will make video about it .)
@@NamastefromNorway thnks
Mujhe Norway Anaa Hai For Unskilled Job kitna Paisa Lagega Please Guide
dear not possible, as far as I know.
Ye sunke sach me darr lg raha h 😧😵💫🥵 family se duur rehna kisi dusri country me wobhi jaha ki language alag h , aap log kese itna saal guzara loneliness me hatsoff to you guys🙌
Hello madam i request you please Canada vs Norway children, boys education system video banaye
In bombayyou cannot show a hand…and stop the bus.
Nice to meet you i think your strgul is very very funny and I'm so impress with this vedio
Thank you so much 😊
Madan please i request you canada vs Norway education system, environment, living standard child benefits comparison video banaye
Working women daily life .we need a video
Sure will try to make thanks for your suggestion.
If you make good content ppl will automatically support you don’t need to waste half video in telling them that.. they already know girl it’s 2023.. and if they’re not liking/ sharing or subscribing or viewing your content maybe it’s time to self introspect and stop making boring videos like any other expat channel.. lol come up w something new and creative on your own
Hey, first of all, come up with a real name and identity. it is easy to hide behind fake names and comment meaningless things.
Regarding your point about content creation, you're absolutely right that quality content should speak for itself. However, it's also essential to consider that creators sometimes address their audience to build a connection and provide context for their work. Different creators have varying approaches, and what works for one may not work for another.
Lastly, if it's not working for you please feel free to unsubscribe.
@@NamastefromNorway there can be nothing bewtter than sharing experiences honestly and in its true perspective, thats what you have done here too. Else people over-exaggerate and give wrong picture. You have drawn true account of your personal experience and I appreciate this so that others intending can properly evaluate their own situation and take decision to go abroad or not. Keep on making such like videos too quite often. God bless you.
@@NamastefromNorwaymy real name and identity is not relevant to you at all 😂 clearly I didn’t troll you based on your personal things. It’s a harsh feedback and you clearly missed the point by miles and thought it was ‘meaningless’ instead of sitting back and thinking about what the audience says about your content.
Nice video. Every country needs to maintain its language and culture and this is why you do not find English being used widely. People who study Engineering or Masters in Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Computer Science find jobs outside India without studying abroad. Mathematics and Science are given a lot of importance in India for this reason. I totally agree with you about being on your own in foreign countries. In the US and Canada, Indians only focus on themselves and their families. I thought I had friends from other countries but I soon realized they are fake friends. They talk nicely, sometimes invite you to parties and hang out with you only for their own benefits. They ask you to support their charities, they ask you to help them find jobs, they invite you to house warming and birthday parties, they ask you to attend their classes if they are teaching dance or sports etc. When you lose your job they stay away from you and they tell you that there is a hiring freeze in their organization. They become your friends again when you find a new job and they want to know all about your new job. Also, they do not return the favor by supporting your charity or helping you find a job. In foreign countries, friends are only needed because you have to provide references when you renew your passports. If they use biometrics for passport renewals I could care less for friends. In western countries, people are true friends with people of their own race and they have known them for a fairly long time. They are not true friends with people of other races including those that grow up in those countries.
"IN western countries people are true friends with people of their own race"...hmm-and WHY is that? why do we see people of Pakistani or Somali ethnic backgrounds hanging out ONLY with people of their own ethnic group? sure, there may be exceptions, but this is very often the rule. So when people talk about "racism" in Norway, they should take in consideration ALL the ethnic groups who live here, NOT just ethnic Norwegians. As I said, there are always exceptions. I have or have had, friends from 10-12 different countries, including India. I used to share kitchen/bathroom with an Indian student some years ago, and we developed a friendship. Interest should be MUTUAL. There are many nice people out there, but if you have nothing in common..well, what`s the point? also, sometimes people go back to their country of origin, or people just drift apart for other reasons.. they develop in different directions etc. Don`t feel sorry about that, even a short friendship can be meaningful. Namaste from Oslo
Selja tum toh norwegian hi lgne lgi