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Indian history is so rich and diverse! You can feel the long history of the culture in every historic location. It was truly a dream come true for me to be able to see these places with my own eyes. I need to go back soon and learn more!

Thank you so much for subscribing! I hope you also like my more recent content. I'm going to post more regularly again since I'm less busy with my job now. :) Every subscriber and viewer means so much to me!

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it!

Thank you so much! India felt like a second home to me after staying there a while. I want to go back and stay longer next time!

Oh wow, I just looked up the pictures and it looks AMAZING! Thanks so much for the recommendation! I'm so happy when my viewers suggest a new place for me to visit. If I can get more money again soon, if love to come back to India to stay longer and visit more places!

Thanks for letting me have a sneak peek and interview you all. I'll definitely be back, that buy 2 get 1 under $11 deal is amazing!

Thanks! Yeah, they're really nice and helpful there, and there's some really good deals too!

Thanks for commenting! Hope you enjoyed the video

Thanks for the input, I appreciate it! When I looked back at my footage I realized that too. I'm new to making this content so I'll be more aware of the camera for next time. :)

Thanks so much for your kind comment! Glad you enjoyed it! I checked out your Cyber Dog video, I'll have to stop by next time I'm in London. Thanks for sharing YOUR part of the world!

Yes it's definitely interesting!

It was a very unique experience. Thanks for watching!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

That's so awesome! Aww I'm glad I could be helpful to you! Yes, that's why I decided to document my experience as well! So glad to meet other Middlebury Language School alums!

I don't think the ONLY one, but it was a great, unique experience for me! 😀

I'm happy you enjoyed the video. I want to go back soon!

@@EdVenturesVlog must visit raygad. Its main capital city of chatrapati shivaji maharaj... And there monument ( samadhi )of him... Chatrapti shivaji maharaj become chatrapati on this fort.... Raigad is a captivating destination that offers a perfect blend of history, architecture, and natural beauty. The trek to the fort, the panoramic views, and the well-preserved structures make it a must-visit for history enthusiasts, nature lovers, and adventure seekers. Visiting Raigad is not only an opportunity to immerse yourself in the legacy of the Maratha Empire but also a chance to appreciate the stunning landscapes and create lasting memories. Jay shivray 🚩

I've done less intensive classes in China twice. One was a 3 month program and one was 6 months. The Middlebury Chinese immersion summer program was better than both of those. The reason I say that is because you are in a 24/7 Chinese environment. All of your activities, meals, your living environment, everything is all in Chinese. When I was actually in China, I found it difficult to actually befriend Chinese people and spent most of my time with other foreigners. If you care about learning the language as fast and efficiently as possible, go with the Middlebury summer program, if you want to experience China itself then go there. You get exposure but it's not as intense as Middlebury. And it is INTENSE. Middlebury is not for the feint of heart or those who aren't really committed to learning Chinese.

Thanks for the ❤️!

Ah yes!

And thank you!

That's awesome! How did it go???

@@EdVenturesVlog it went really well I think! I had a really good time and would've done the program again this year if money allowed 😁 (I actually managed to get a study abroad scholarship so I'll be doing that this summer and I'm super excited!) I really liked my entire summer at Middlebury and I'm still in contact on and off with a few of the people I met there!

That's so great! I'm glad you had a good experience. The 2 times I went were incredible for me too. Where are you studying abroad? How long is the program?? I'm living vicariously through you lol

@@EdVenturesVlog I'm actually going to Japan! I'm going to the CLS program in Okayama (I learning both Chinese and Japanese and I decided to apply for Japanese since I went to Middlebury for Chinese last summer)

That is so dope! Wow have an amazing time! Lmk how it goes, I wanna go to Japan too 😏

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That is a great suggestion! I'd love to make more videos next time I am in India!

I think you have to have a reason to want to do an immersion in a language. It is intense but worth it. Some people in level 1 want to challenge themselves and think is cool Language other have more serious reason since as improving to work in China or finding there roots.

The acceptance rate is high if you're willing to pay full price lol. (I don't think they really turn anyone away) There are some scholarships but VERY few and far between and competitive. That being said, I'd recommend applying anyway cuz you never know! I think they value people who they see as impressive who will go in to do important things/have already "overachieved" a lot and have a personal and powerful connection to the language that would make them stand out. Sorry for not replying until now! Did you end up going?

@@EdVenturesVlogAgree with you!

@@gweisa899 Have you also attended Middlebury language school?

@@EdVenturesVlog I notice you did Middlebury Language School for two years. Difference level. I also want to do it again sometime. It just the money. I am in Taiwan for 8months and half for Mandarin learning. I have made a lot of progress in the languagee.

Absolutely! Sorry I didn't see this comment until now! My email is officialedventures@gmail.com

Yes ☺️❤️

I'd love to visit as many as possible in the future!

It's my pleasure to make a video on this subject. It was a very powerful moment of my life to be able to go here. :)

Thanks so much! Yeah it was a wonderful experience and I'd love to explore more!

Until intentions are not wrong as a maratha I don't have any problem with if anyone calls them as shivaji

It's alright brother. When we were kids (I'm from Rajasthan), many books and people referred to Maharana Pratap as only 'Pratap'. Now it has changed and everyone takes his full name with title. But even back then, there was no intention of disrespect. Intention is what matters, specially if a person isn't aware.

Yeah, I didn't mean any disrespect. I was simply saying a historical figure's name. I didn't know it was disrespectful to say it that way, I understand some people revere certain historical figures and have specific titles for them but I wasn't aware of these titles and also don't have the same connection and belief of the spiritual nature the locals have. I wouldn't be offended if someone referred to a figure I believed in spiritually simply by their normal name without titles. Part of traveling is learning, and I've learned so much from this trip that I'm grateful for. No one is born knowing everything. We have to experience things to understand them and to understand each other. Much love to all!

I hope you had a great time!

It's probably not as good as it was likenmy last week at Middlebury, but I've been able to retain a lot. I probably forgot about 70% of what I learned, but I learned SO MUCH in such a little time that that 30% is a HUGE improvement. I try to stay consistent with keeping up with studying, if I stop using it, it goes away.

@@EdVenturesVlog Sounds like it's worth it. Hopefully you were able to link up with other student there, with the goal of improving their Mandarin to keep practicing with. Are you doing any iTalki, Tandem, or Hello Talk for practice? If so, I'd like to practice my beginner Mandarin with you one of these days.

You'd have to inquire with the Spanish School, but I think it should be about the same.

Thanks, I did!