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There is so much more to learn. It's a very nice country to live and wrk. Very quiet. Very peaceful. Although extensively 🔥 hot during the summer months it very cool in December. I'm working here for 2 years teaching.
I am living and working in Djibouti along with 4 other Jamaicans for over 2 years. It would be nice to have contact with her since its such a small community of us here. Its a nice and very peaceful country to live in.
I'm Jamaican/Canadian and my kids dad is Somali. Don't think we'll ever go there (as it's not stable and hasn't been for a long time ) but would love to go nearby such as Djibouti.
We are Djiboutian 🇩🇯🇩🇯and we love all people from Africa, we know Jamaica 🇯🇲 isn't Africa but we believe they're bloody African. This is why we love Bob Marley and Bolt. We are happy you like our country.
Our apologies for the sporadic sound issues unfortunately with the internet between countries it is a challenge. We tried to edit as best we could so as not to lose the essence of the guest’s story.
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity It's a majority Somali country. We're laidback and friendly place. Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity It's a majority Somali country. We're laidback and friendly place. Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity It's a majority Somali country. We're laidback and friendly place. Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity It's a majority Somali country. We're laidback and friendly place. Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity It's a majority Somali country. We're laidback and friendly place. Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity It's a majority Somali country. We're laidback and friendly place. Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
I was hoping you would ask her how the women are expected to dress both in town and at the beach. Are skirts supposed to be below the knee are shorts not allowed?
No she didn't disclose her job. I was hoping she would but no. I'm hoping I can get a contact for her soon. It's a small community of Jamaicans here so it would be nice to link up.
I think if the sound on your videos have a better quality you would get more subscribers. It is a fascinating niche on you tube, I however find it difficult to watch the videos because of the sound quality.
Our apologies for the sporadic sound issues unfortunately with the internet between countries it is a challenge. We tried to edit as best we could so as not to lose the essence of the guest’s story.
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity It's a majority Somali country. We're laidback and friendly place. Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
@@Jamaicans I guess the old adage, "the squeaky wheel gets the most grease" is true. The sound quality is so much better! Thanks for all that you do to highlight Jamaicans living around the world. 🇯🇲🇨🇦💞
I had to go to the globe 🌎 flowing this interview. Very, very interesting indeed. However, the connection was very poor, and Xavier, both of you were cutting into each other's conversation a bit too much. Maybe it was due to the poor connection why it sounded like that.
Our apologies for the sporadic sound issues unfortunately with the internet between countries it is a challenge. We tried to edit as best we could so as not to lose the essence of the guest’s story.
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity It's a majority Somali country. We're laidback and friendly place. Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
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Never heard of this country. I am happy you are doing these interviews, because there is so much to learn.
Myself and a few other Jamaicans are living in Djibouti. Very historic and interesting place to explore while you wrk.
@@tuddieawilliams7236 is it
@@shawnyafrosamurai9940 are you living in Djibouti?
@@tuddieawilliams7236I never been to Djibouti
I am not Jamaican but this one of my favorite shows online. keep it up.
Great interview with Marsha. It was a lot to learn about Dhibouti.
There is so much more to learn. It's a very nice country to live and wrk. Very quiet. Very peaceful. Although extensively 🔥 hot during the summer months it very cool in December. I'm working here for 2 years teaching.
I am living and working in Djibouti along with 4 other Jamaicans for over 2 years. It would be nice to have contact with her since its such a small community of us here. Its a nice and very peaceful country to live in.
is it
How can you come to this country
I'm Jamaican/Canadian and my kids dad is Somali. Don't think we'll ever go there (as it's not stable and hasn't been for a long time ) but would love to go nearby such as Djibouti.
Somaliland you can visit the autonomous peaceful region
@@theancientsancients1769 🤣 it's Somalia. Ignorance idoor
@@tothemoodcrypto6782 Actually Somaliland and Somalia both exist.
Wow, Jamaicans are truly everywhere.
We are Djiboutian 🇩🇯🇩🇯and we love all people from Africa, we know Jamaica 🇯🇲 isn't Africa but we believe they're bloody African. This is why we love Bob Marley and Bolt. We are happy you like our country.
Marsha thanks for the informative interview would love to visit
Great interview btw
A whaleshark is the largest fish in the ocean and it doesn't feed on anything large just sardines and quills
Went there, have to return. Loved it. Coincidentally I went to st hugh’s
Nice and brave woman.keep up the good works
A good interview, I too am a Swan and we get everywhere x
The sound is not clear; its very distorted at some points
Our apologies for the sporadic sound issues unfortunately with the internet between countries it is a challenge. We tried to edit as best we could so as not to lose the essence of the guest’s story.
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity
It's a majority Somali country.
We're laidback and friendly place.
Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
Would have never guessed the pronunciation of that place. I quite like it😅
Yes its Muslim and like Somalia and Eritrea it has links to Yemen Red Sea people. Bless
Another good interview
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity
It's a majority Somali country.
We're laidback and friendly place.
Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
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Yes. You will hear some taxis playing Bob Marley music. Especially if you tell thm you are frm Jamaica
Blessings
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity
It's a majority Somali country.
We're laidback and friendly place.
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity
It's a majority Somali country.
We're laidback and friendly place.
Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
She is is just Graceful and humble
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity
It's a majority Somali country.
We're laidback and friendly place.
Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
How did she get to djibouti
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity
It's a majority Somali country.
We're laidback and friendly place.
Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
Can we get a contact for her? We need to meet..interesting
Wow!
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity
It's a majority Somali country.
We're laidback and friendly place.
Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
I was hoping you would ask her how the women are expected to dress both in town and at the beach. Are skirts supposed to be below the knee are shorts not allowed?
Did she say she was a teacher in djibouti? I couldn't hear the beginning
No she didn't disclose her job. I was hoping she would but no. I'm hoping I can get a contact for her soon. It's a small community of Jamaicans here so it would be nice to link up.
@@tuddieawilliams7236 thank you
Probably she works with the United Nation !
@@julietfrazier7428 you're right. She might.
Wish the sound quality was better….why are some of you asking why she can’t say what she does she simply can’t maybe because of the nature of her job…
01:42 did she say contractor?
I think if the sound on your videos have a better quality you would get more subscribers. It is a fascinating niche on you tube, I however find it difficult to watch the videos because of the sound quality.
Our apologies for the sporadic sound issues unfortunately with the internet between countries it is a challenge. We tried to edit as best we could so as not to lose the essence of the guest’s story.
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity
It's a majority Somali country.
We're laidback and friendly place.
Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
@@Jamaicans I guess the old adage, "the squeaky wheel gets the most grease" is true. The sound quality is so much better! Thanks for all that you do to highlight Jamaicans living around the world. 🇯🇲🇨🇦💞
Why the secret....? Said she can’t divulge her occupation in Djibouti....
Probably works at an army base or sumn.... maybe some govt mission. There are quite a few military bases over there.
Maybe Government Agent.
People of Bob Marley, keep it up
I had to go to the globe 🌎 flowing this interview. Very, very interesting indeed. However, the connection was very poor, and Xavier, both of you were cutting into each other's conversation a bit too much. Maybe it was due to the poor connection why it sounded like that.
The history about Djibouti is that they are part of somalia but they left in 1960 when France colonised and 90% of the people are somali
St hughs everytime...hi Marsha.. never heard of that country...sounds like bad word
Really...there are other Jamaicans here.
i thought Djibouti is a war zone it turns out to be another nice place
Her internet service is extremely poor
Our apologies for the sporadic sound issues unfortunately with the internet between countries it is a challenge. We tried to edit as best we could so as not to lose the essence of the guest’s story.
Djibouti is 60% Somali and 40% Afar ethnicity
It's a majority Somali country.
We're laidback and friendly place.
Also summer is very very hot 55c in july!
Big up St Hugh’s High School where I learned how to be a woman lol 😂
JAH BOTTY, THE HORN OF AFRICA..
To be honest I didn't vet much from this interview..... Disappointed
Agreed!
@@DecemberLady0204 👍🏿
Thank you for the feedback. We will try to do better. We are learning as we go and appreciate you taking the time to provide your thoughts. Blessings.
@@Jamaicans never heard how she got there. the volume drop not sure if that was intentional .