I don’t care what anyone says YOU did an excellent job. As someone who travels and speaks English and Spanish I know it’s not easy to approach strangers speaking a new language. Kudos to you for your confidence and bravery. Keep moving forward Auston 🎉😊
Yes, I loved the interaction. I am not yet fluent in spanish, but know enough to get me through my day in Medellin. I will continue studying to get better. Keep up the good work Auston.
You already know I appreciate that smooth jazz. That's how us old heads used to roll with that reel to reel player in the crib. The ladies loved it. Different times now so I get it.
Yes, Uruguay is well known amongst travelers for being an extremely nice place to live and visit. They have healthy tourism and their economy is quite strong, so unfortunately you can’t expect things to be as inexpensive there as in many other Latin countries.
I agree that putting yourself out there by trying to ask questions in another language is the best way to learn the language. Others will teach you once they understand what you were trying to say, despite any mistakes you might make.
Good stuff Auston. Uruguay is beautiful, clean and modern. Seems like a nice pace to visit. Seriously... I would bet that before you went there most of your viewers have never even heard of Uruguay.
In my opinion, not knowing about a place adds tremendous value to said place. Not attracting POOKIES AND RAY RAYS and POKESHAS messing it up for level headed brothers and sisters like us. After living in Mexico for four years (Lake Chapala, Jalisco) then Bacolod, Philippines for a year, I think I will check Uruguay out after I leave my birth country St. Lucia next year. Fortunately for me, America has become a distant memory with all of its dysfunction and racism.
Peace my bro, you have no idea how much you are opening up the entire world with your travels. Much respect to you fam, stay safe and keep doing what you're doing! Peace from Germany 🇩🇪✌🏽
Tres Cruces, the first mall you visited is actually a bus terminal turned into shopping mall. The lower area where people were sitting and waiting, is where you buy the bus tickets and where all the buses depart from.
Keep doing your thing Auston proud of you. Great representation for brothers across seas. Knowing the language, connecting well with the locals etc. Salute bro
Hermano, debes ir al barrio sur y al barrio palermo para vivir la cultura Afro Uruguaya que aqui es muy importante. (averigua sobre el Candombe) Los negros aqui son nuestros hermanos no habiendo muchas distinciones como racismo entre nosotros. Bienvenido!
@@diegoJalvarezSuarez gave people from Uruguay a very bad reputation. I was suprised finding out they're not racist out there because of how Suarez used to act here in Europe
@@BLACKSTA361 What? evidently you never played football, in football they hit each other, they break legs, arms, biting is nothing compared to that, besides, never judge a book by its cover!
bruh I admire youre confidence. consider it a test run lol, but you have got to speak and understand their language. We cant just operate on our handsome looks alone. "“If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.” -Nelson Mandela
Love the video, love the walkable stress free medi-european type of city with cobble stones (African cities could use such a concept) it also helps cool the city down during hot summers and a good way to stay fit. The Uruguay the western media doesn't show you. Thanks for taking us on a journey
@@AustonHolleman Yep, i could see some resemblance, even the French often say they make the best breads and baguettes...The Senegal trip you had was a real eye opener, i have added it to my travel bucket list. Forever grateful. Enjoy S.A and safe journey all around
The people in your audience have no idea how long it takes to learn a language, they keep spamming to learn spanish, as if you can magically wake up and do it. It takes a couple of years of practice to master a language. I can guarantee you that most of them know no other languages besides English. They never will know any other languages and travel judging by the low IQ comments here. You're a full time traveler, you're supposed to master the languages of all the country you visit and make videos? Lol ridicilous, I've never seen such demanding fan. A lot of them underestimate the amount of work that goes into doing travel content full time. You only show the fun side. You should make a video about the hardship of being a content creator, so they get a better understanding. A lot of your haters are using you not knowing spanish as a way to put you down. Bro keep doing you, if you don't want to learn spanish, then don't. You don't owe anyone anything.
@@AustonHolleman Happy this resonated with you bro, I'm a full time content creator (This is my personal account), I completely understand the hardship and struggle of being a content creator on youtube. People expect you to please everyone, you can never win. If you make content about w0men, people criticize you for being thirsty. Make content about the culture, people accuse you of falling off / being boring. Do whatever you think is best and is financially and emotionally sustainable.
Spanish is a forgiving language - people will not judge you hard for not speaking perfect; Spanish speakers will always appreciate you trying. Keep learning and practicing and you will be okay.
"The people in your audience have no idea how long it takes to learn a language," Yet auston claims to be fluent in Portuguese in less than 1 year. yet he can barely speak basic spanish words. how does that work out bro?
@@ModernLifeDiaper He wasn't a full time traveler then. He did duolingo for 2 hours everyday, after cutting hair. He doesn't have that kind of time anymore with traveling full time, writing books, and making videos. Why are yall so press for him to learn spanish?
Hi Auston! I discovered your channel today. I like that you seem pretty laidback and patient with non English speakers! A few comments: I find it super funny the way you have mate 😂 but it’s great that you like it. We Uruguayans love it, our daily healthy boost of energy. You are supposed to carry a thermos with hot water as well but at this point you may have seen many locals doing it … People may be scared of you speaking English but not of your skin color. That’s not an issue in my country. Remember those dirty waters correspond to a river, the Rio de la Plata which flows into the ocean. For clearer waters you should visit Maldonado which is a department (like your states) to the East. Anyways, we adore our kilometers of beaches along Colonia, Montevideo, Canelones, Maldonado and Rocha which are all free. I love watching foreigners’ channels visiting my country. I am a Uruguayan currently living in the States 😂 Have a great stay!! 🎄
thanks for showing my home country! I live in the USA now but enjoy when others post videos about Uruguay! you drinking mate down the street like a local was epic
Hats off to you young man you are an inspiration. As a man in his mid 50s who has never left the United States you are giving me the courage to travel abroad alone and live this thing called life!!
here is a little recommendation on how to prepare the Mate , first the Yerba you should make it so its one one side of the cup , and most important so you dont wash out the flavor fast you should never top the yerba with water ( the surface should stay dry ) . always take a thermos with hot water , this way you will have mate for a while ... you might see the people with the thermos under their arms in the street . Cool video !
For those that want to live this kind of lifestyle learn a valuable skill that can earn you six figures. What I did was learn how to code. You can do it 100% free but I dropped like $50 on Udemy and it literally got me a $100k job in the bay area. That's one example, other people do it via social media marketting etc. But get yourself a 100k job, save money and travel the world. I am in Colombia rn after I saved money and the women are more than worth it. Cool thing about learning how to code is that you can work from anywhere in the world.
@@zachfenn787 I've never traded myself but it's something that I am interested in. I personally think it doesn't make sense to trade unless you already have some money saved up. But if you want to go for it do it
First mall you went is a bus terminal where you can take a bus to any other part of the Country, Also has a shopping center but its main purpose is waiting for a bus
12:19 That is Tres Cruces bus terminal, the mall is a secondary part of the building. The people sitting there were waiting for their departure time, from Tres Cruces you can take a bus to any part of the country. On the other hand, Montevideo Shopping is not only not the newest mall in Montevideo, but it is the oldest of all, having been inaugurated in 1985.
@jstokes5916 it's sort of like a tea but it can have energetic effects. Search for it where you can find exotic teas. They have Mate in other South American countries in places that serve beverages.
Thanks for showed your kindness to describe Uruguayan people 🇺🇾 have the best people in this world educated and polite and we are friendly and we love mate asado carnaval try to buy more Yerba mate jaaa be good nice videos come back and visit Punta del Este next time in summer time
Great vid and interactions. Most Uruguayans speak Portunol mix of Portugues and Spanish. The first shopping is actually a bus station. The second mall is a small mall. Eating in downtown can be expensive depending the spot. Uruguayans speak fast so seeing that the interactions were at slower pace was nice. Uruguay is beautiful and so are the people. Check out Punta del Este in Summer. It's expensive but worth it.
Damn you living! I be off your channel for a week and you drop like 4 new videos lolz 👏🏾👏🏾…man I spent 3 weeks in Montevideo uruguay last year I ain’t know shit about that country before going and I ended up really liking this city. It’s a smaller cleaner version of Buenos Aires. Even the streets have similar names. And the girls over 😮💨👏🏾👏🏾…felt like your in a European city. I’d say Montevideo is probably THE MOST underrated capital city in South America. You went in summer time too when I went in February I thought it would be cold but the seasons is opposite of USA lol. So that terrere drink comes in handy. If you really want to burn up go to Asuncion Paraguay 🇵🇾 next. That place is 90 degrees Fahrenheit at 7am 🌞 😂 Safe travels bruh 👊🏾
This choosing signal nonsense needs to stop. You walking around with a camera in your hand. Someone looking in your direction is not a sign of sexual attraction
Great content! Keep up the Spanish! The Mall you visited is actually the central bus station with bus routes to the entire country... that's what people are waiting for!
Hey bro. Before you use your mate (the calabash/ the cup part) you need to cure it. Watch some videos on what to do with your new mate before drinking Yerba from it. Otherwise, it MIGHT mold.
Well u definitely did your best. Having observed these women i will say they remind me alot of those in spain. To be honest, they seem relatively cold and grumpy. Has nothing to do with your approach, but thats how they are. Definitely different than those in brazil,who smile more and simply are more communicative. One thing u may wanna experiment with though: 1. Try to see the difference if you commence in english and only afterwards switch to spanish. Most women there will assume you are brasilian from the moment you try to speak portuguese and given how u look. Starting in english may immediately give u an edge. Most likely they wont be able to respond back in english, but u can always switch to spanish. 2. The contextual questions are fine. But asking where the gym is etc at one point in time will be reciprocated with a clear answer and then the chat is over. At least that is how it seemed on the vlog. Just transition to more personal questions. Like, the girl who said the gym is in front. U proceeded with thanking her and moved along. It was actually a chance to ask her if she goes there. If she says no, u ask, where SHE goes to gym etc etc.. and if she says she dont go to the gym u crack a joke and ask if she prefers the bar and whether u can go with her. u gradually hit her with more (direct) personal questions. Thing is, she seemed to be into u, but the chat remained stuck on the gym , which u were not interested in anyways. Dont know if u were feeling her or not, but she would have given the digits for sure
Yes, definitely Uruguayan women or people in general aren't as easygoing as Brazilians. But at least we are more honest and direct. Its more of an European mentality.If we like you, we like you. If we don't, we won't fake it. Well, I know everyone is different but that's the general idea.
@@AustonHolleman Yeah she said ViaAqua wich is a basicly a gym for very wealthy people. If you ever return to uruguay i could point you to some pretty places uhm except nighclubs wich are all on the capital and youve already visited
Punta Carretas or Nuevocentro are the most modern shopping centres in the city. Mercado Agricola is an old market that was refurbish a few years ago and you should go
I don’t know if you noticed, but you were speaking Portuguese the whole time the only word in Spanish you said was thank you. But the video is awesome anyway
He went to Argentina and Uruguay and he is drinking mate like is a tea 🤣🤣 he put way too much water. It was funny him asking for Hot water 😂😂. People where probably wondering why he is walking around with just a "mate" and not the termo.
All those people sitting are waiting for buses as it's a main bus station for the whole country if you didn't get it👍 Then they added a mall to it but it's main purpose is the bus station. Better malls in Punta Carretas and Mvd shopping.
That one chick clearly saw that he doesn’t speak much Spanish and she proceeded to speak at 150 miles per hour when he asked about the shopping mall 🤣🤣.
@@visiow2691 I’m fluent in Spanish so cut the bull. And even if I wasn’t, anyone could use common sense to tell that for his level of Spanish AIN’T NO WAY IN HELL he could understand her.
@@sleepingrogue4130 Did the girl in orange not ask her if he wanted to use a translator. Seems to me she wanted to pull out her phone so they could use a translator but kept speaking Portuguese. It may be better for him to speak English than Portuguese.
Also try adding the phrase “por favor” when asking for or ordering things. It means “if you please” and just adds a bit of nicety to your speech. Los banos por favor? 😅
Bueno! Estoy feliz hermano a ver que tu estás tratando de hablar español. Ya sé que tu hablas bien el portugués y tu esta aprendiendo español. Tu haces bien y sigue con tu progreso!!!
These people sitting there were waiting for a bus, you were in "tres cruces" shopping. From that place lots of buses leave to different parts or cities of Uruguay, in and out from montevideo.
I'm not sure if anyone has told you in the comments, but you are meant to refill the mate with hot water, usually kept in a thermos. So no need for a bigger gourd necessarily🙂
Bro haven’t you seen everyone walking around with a thermos? Your mate was the right size, you just need to walk around with your own source of boiling water. Great clips, keep it up!
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Bro Google Translate
Autue hollman que negro bello
You beautiful nubian man ilibe you
Uruguay is now on my list!!! Beautiful ❤ thanks for showing us this place!
I don’t care what anyone says YOU did an excellent job. As someone who travels and speaks English and Spanish I know it’s not easy to approach strangers speaking a new language. Kudos to you for your confidence and bravery. Keep moving forward Auston 🎉😊
Thank you!
Yes, I loved the interaction. I am not yet fluent in spanish, but know enough to get me through my day in Medellin. I will continue studying to get better. Keep up the good work Auston.
You already know I appreciate that smooth jazz. That's how us old heads used to roll with that reel to reel player in the crib. The ladies loved it. Different times now so I get it.
I still love it!
Us grown folks LOVE the smooth jazz especially with the beautiful scenery! It's a vibe.
Yes, Uruguay is well known amongst travelers for being an extremely nice place to live and visit. They have healthy tourism and their economy is quite strong, so unfortunately you can’t expect things to be as inexpensive there as in many other Latin countries.
I find it so civilized that this city has so many pedestrian malls, it’s so relaxing and so peaceful without all that traffic noise.
My birth country !! I love this ! You should try going to Punta del este in Uruguay ! Is beautiful
Piriápolis is more authentic
The "gym" pregunta was funny. Hilarious. Putting yourself out there is where the BEST learning takes place. Keep going!
I agree that putting yourself out there by trying to ask questions in another language is the best way to learn the language. Others will teach you once they understand what you were trying to say, despite any mistakes you might make.
Good stuff Auston. Uruguay is beautiful, clean and modern. Seems like a nice pace to visit. Seriously... I would bet that before you went there most of your viewers have never even heard of Uruguay.
Yes most people only know about Venezuela, Brazil, and Colombia
In my opinion, not knowing about a place adds tremendous value to said place. Not attracting POOKIES AND RAY RAYS and POKESHAS messing it up for level headed brothers and sisters like us.
After living in Mexico for four years (Lake Chapala, Jalisco) then Bacolod, Philippines for a year, I think I will check Uruguay out after I leave my birth country St. Lucia next year.
Fortunately for me, America has become a distant memory with all of its dysfunction and racism.
Yesssirrrr @@BondJamesBond...
@@BondJamesBond...You sound like an idiot
Peace my bro, you have no idea how much you are opening up the entire world with your travels. Much respect to you fam, stay safe and keep doing what you're doing! Peace from Germany 🇩🇪✌🏽
Tres Cruces, the first mall you visited is actually a bus terminal turned into shopping mall. The lower area where people were sitting and waiting, is where you buy the bus tickets and where all the buses depart from.
Respect for traveling alone in a foreign land while learning the language
Love the smooth jazz playing it's a vibe
Keep Winning G. You’ve come along way since those first TikTok’s
Keep doing your thing Auston proud of you. Great representation for brothers across seas. Knowing the language, connecting well with the locals etc. Salute bro
You are absolutely right about that. I'm so glad he is ignoring all those haters and just keep moving forward.
Uruguay looks pretty nice and the people seem friendly.
Hello.
Si.somos bastante abiertos y hay muy poco racismo.
No mentiras a veces sacamos nuestros arcos y flechas 😅
Hermano, debes ir al barrio sur y al barrio palermo para vivir la cultura Afro Uruguaya que aqui es muy importante. (averigua sobre el Candombe)
Los negros aqui son nuestros hermanos no habiendo muchas distinciones como racismo entre nosotros. Bienvenido!
Serio no racismo?
@@aTruthJunkie In Uruguay there is NO racism!
Real nigga activity. 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
@@diegoJalvarezSuarez gave people from Uruguay a very bad reputation. I was suprised finding out they're not racist out there because of how Suarez used to act here in Europe
@@BLACKSTA361 What? evidently you never played football, in football they hit each other, they break legs, arms, biting is nothing compared to that, besides, never judge a book by its cover!
bruh I admire youre confidence. consider it a test run lol, but you have got to speak and understand their language. We cant just operate on our handsome looks alone. "“If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.” -Nelson Mandela
Lmao it’s not that deep. I know Portuguese and learning Spanish man I’m going to get it
Love the video, love the walkable stress free medi-european type of city with cobble stones (African cities could use such a concept) it also helps cool the city down during hot summers and a good way to stay fit. The Uruguay the western media doesn't show you. Thanks for taking us on a journey
Thanks!! Senegal resembled France quite much
@@AustonHolleman Yep, i could see some resemblance, even the French often say they make the best breads and baguettes...The Senegal trip you had was a real eye opener, i have added it to my travel bucket list. Forever grateful. Enjoy S.A and safe journey all around
Uruguay was empty land until Spain and also after ww2 all people from spain and Italy went to Uruguay
The people in your audience have no idea how long it takes to learn a language, they keep spamming to learn spanish, as if you can magically wake up and do it. It takes a couple of years of practice to master a language. I can guarantee you that most of them know no other languages besides English. They never will know any other languages and travel judging by the low IQ comments here.
You're a full time traveler, you're supposed to master the languages of all the country you visit and make videos? Lol ridicilous, I've never seen such demanding fan. A lot of them underestimate the amount of work that goes into doing travel content full time. You only show the fun side. You should make a video about the hardship of being a content creator, so they get a better understanding. A lot of your haters are using you not knowing spanish as a way to put you down. Bro keep doing you, if you don't want to learn spanish, then don't. You don't owe anyone anything.
Thanks a lot man this is exactly how I see it
@@AustonHolleman Happy this resonated with you bro, I'm a full time content creator (This is my personal account), I completely understand the hardship and struggle of being a content creator on youtube. People expect you to please everyone, you can never win. If you make content about w0men, people criticize you for being thirsty. Make content about the culture, people accuse you of falling off / being boring. Do whatever you think is best and is financially and emotionally sustainable.
Spanish is a forgiving language - people will not judge you hard for not speaking perfect; Spanish speakers will always appreciate you trying. Keep learning and practicing and you will be okay.
"The people in your audience have no idea how long it takes to learn a language," Yet auston claims to be fluent in Portuguese in less than 1 year. yet he can barely speak basic spanish words. how does that work out bro?
@@ModernLifeDiaper He wasn't a full time traveler then. He did duolingo for 2 hours everyday, after cutting hair. He doesn't have that kind of time anymore with traveling full time, writing books, and making videos. Why are yall so press for him to learn spanish?
Hi! I'm from Montevideo and I apreciate very much your words about our city!
I like that he tries with the language.
Yeah, "!!TRIES"..😂😂
Hi Auston! I discovered your channel today. I like that you seem pretty laidback and patient with non English speakers!
A few comments:
I find it super funny the way you have mate 😂 but it’s great that you like it. We Uruguayans love it, our daily healthy boost of energy.
You are supposed to carry a thermos with hot water as well but at this point you may have seen many locals doing it …
People may be scared of you speaking English but not of your skin color. That’s not an issue in my country.
Remember those dirty waters correspond to a river, the Rio de la Plata which flows into the ocean. For clearer waters you should visit Maldonado which is a department (like your states) to the East. Anyways, we adore our kilometers of beaches along Colonia, Montevideo, Canelones, Maldonado and Rocha which are all free.
I love watching foreigners’ channels visiting my country.
I am a Uruguayan currently living in the States 😂
Have a great stay!! 🎄
Cool vibes keep the videos coming watching from NYC
Cool always wanted to visit uraguay they call it the Switzerland of South America
Uruguay
Man!! you are living the life.
Enjoy it bro. Over here in the states -like you say- "its that bad".
Keep up the interactions! Locals respect the hell out of you for at least trying to acclimate to their environment.
thanks for showing my home country! I live in the USA now but enjoy when others post videos about Uruguay! you drinking mate down the street like a local was epic
Bro your background music continues to amaze me. Youngblood got a soul from a previous era.
Great video mate, loved it. Cheers from Australia! 🇺🇾🇦🇺
Hats off to you young man you are an inspiration. As a man in his mid 50s who has never left the United States you are giving me the courage to travel abroad alone and live this thing called life!!
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Choosing sign - Oh look, a black guy with the green shirt on, haven't many of those today in these parts. Ok.
here is a little recommendation on how to prepare the Mate , first the Yerba you should make it so its one one side of the cup , and most important so you dont wash out the flavor fast you should never top the yerba with water ( the surface should stay dry ) . always take a thermos with hot water , this way you will have mate for a while ... you might see the people with the thermos under their arms in the street . Cool video !
For those that want to live this kind of lifestyle learn a valuable skill that can earn you six figures. What I did was learn how to code. You can do it 100% free but I dropped like $50 on Udemy and it literally got me a $100k job in the bay area. That's one example, other people do it via social media marketting etc. But get yourself a 100k job, save money and travel the world. I am in Colombia rn after I saved money and the women are more than worth it. Cool thing about learning how to code is that you can work from anywhere in the world.
do u think trading is worth it or should one stick to something more structured?
@@zachfenn787 I've never traded myself but it's something that I am interested in. I personally think it doesn't make sense to trade unless you already have some money saved up. But if you want to go for it do it
@@zachfenn787trading is definitely worth it bro. Especially with the right teacher and putting in time to learn the skill.
@@zachfenn787def worth it bro. One piece of advice I would give you though is to study harddd and keep things very simple.
@@zachfenn787 do both find something stable and then invest
First mall you went is a bus terminal where you can take a bus to any other part of the Country, Also has a shopping center but its main purpose is waiting for a bus
Thanks. I thought it might be something like that.
@@anonymous6594Auston?🤣🤣
Auston trying out that Google translate Floyd-style. Don't forget the AMIGA!! 😅😅
Nice music really sets the vibe
Matte is not legalized cocaine.
It's energizing effect actually derives from the caffeine in it.
Your ability to adjust is ON POINT! I subscribed to help you get where you want to go.
Never seen a "Frog" store.
Can't tell if thumbnail was choosing but she was certainly friendlier than chicks that work at stores in America.
12:19 That is Tres Cruces bus terminal, the mall is a secondary part of the building. The people sitting there were waiting for their departure time, from Tres Cruces you can take a bus to any part of the country.
On the other hand, Montevideo Shopping is not only not the newest mall in Montevideo, but it is the oldest of all, having been inaugurated in 1985.
Auston, in case no one said it, the drink is pronounced like "YAIR-BA MA-TAY." Stay safe, young brotha!
What type of drink is that and do they sell it in any other Latin countries closer to the USA?
@jstokes5916 it's sort of like a tea but it can have energetic effects. Search for it where you can find exotic teas. They have Mate in other South American countries in places that serve beverages.
@@CLTrattler704 only in Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. You wont find it in countries closer to USA
@@taff554hahha.. its yerba mate.😂
bienvenido a uruguay
por favor que alguien te enseñe como tomar Mate jeje
Thanks for showed your kindness to describe Uruguayan people 🇺🇾 have the best people in this world educated and polite and we are friendly and we love mate asado carnaval try to buy more Yerba mate jaaa be good nice videos come back and visit Punta del Este next time in summer time
Great vid and interactions. Most Uruguayans speak Portunol mix of Portugues and Spanish. The first shopping is actually a bus station. The second mall is a small mall. Eating in downtown can be expensive depending the spot. Uruguayans speak fast so seeing that the interactions were at slower pace was nice. Uruguay is beautiful and so are the people. Check out Punta del Este in Summer. It's expensive but worth it.
I want to be like you when i grow up, although im in my 40s. When i get my pension at 62 ima be lit like you bro
Damn you living! I be off your channel for a week and you drop like 4 new videos lolz 👏🏾👏🏾…man I spent 3 weeks in Montevideo uruguay last year I ain’t know shit about that country before going and I ended up really liking this city. It’s a smaller cleaner version of Buenos Aires. Even the streets have similar names. And the girls over 😮💨👏🏾👏🏾…felt like your in a European city. I’d say Montevideo is probably THE MOST underrated capital city in South America. You went in summer time too when I went in February I thought it would be cold but the seasons is opposite of USA lol. So that terrere drink comes in handy. If you really want to burn up go to Asuncion Paraguay 🇵🇾 next. That place is 90 degrees Fahrenheit at 7am 🌞 😂
Safe travels bruh 👊🏾
Great video Austin!! I love your interactions with your environment
🎉Great video!! The production is on point!!
Auston your brand is groovin so keep it moving and stay up 👍.
This choosing signal nonsense needs to stop. You walking around with a camera in your hand. Someone looking in your direction is not a sign of sexual attraction
Auston, Richie Mac talked about the 100k slow down. He was right at 100k subscribers for a while before it pushed through. It'll come though.
Auston dopin on the Yay yoh. LMAO.
You seem really chill bro. Good stuff.
Digging this new format. Let Floyd do the nitty gritty stuff for a while 😂
Askking questions is cool and its a harmless wait to approach so yes i would like to see more of Austin asking woman questions
Man, what you were drinking was anything but mate...🤣🤣🤣
Very sophisticated architecture and city. Looks awesome for a Latin American country for sure
Bienvenido a Uruguay Auston 🇺🇾💙
I am super curious to know: were you carrying the mate around without the hot water flask? Like, pouring the water once and then sipping that all day?
Great content! Keep up the Spanish! The Mall you visited is actually the central bus station with bus routes to the entire country... that's what people are waiting for!
Hey man, that is not how mate is prepared here... ask someone for advice. Great video
Hey bro. Before you use your mate (the calabash/ the cup part) you need to cure it. Watch some videos on what to do with your new mate before drinking Yerba from it. Otherwise, it MIGHT mold.
Well u definitely did your best. Having observed these women i will say they remind me alot of those in spain. To be honest, they seem relatively cold and grumpy. Has nothing to do with your approach, but thats how they are. Definitely different than those in brazil,who smile more and simply are more communicative.
One thing u may wanna experiment with though:
1. Try to see the difference if you commence in english and only afterwards switch to spanish. Most women there will assume you are brasilian from the moment you try to speak portuguese and given how u look. Starting in english may immediately give u an edge. Most likely they wont be able to respond back in english, but u can always switch to spanish.
2. The contextual questions are fine. But asking where the gym is etc at one point in time will be reciprocated with a clear answer and then the chat is over. At least that is how it seemed on the vlog. Just transition to more personal questions. Like, the girl who said the gym is in front. U proceeded with thanking her and moved along. It was actually a chance to ask her if she goes there. If she says no, u ask, where SHE goes to gym etc etc.. and if she says she dont go to the gym u crack a joke and ask if she prefers the bar and whether u can go with her. u gradually hit her with more (direct) personal questions. Thing is, she seemed to be into u, but the chat remained stuck on the gym , which u were not interested in anyways. Dont know if u were feeling her or not, but she would have given the digits for sure
Yes, definitely Uruguayan women or people in general aren't as easygoing as Brazilians. But at least we are more honest and direct. Its more of an European mentality.If we like you, we like you. If we don't, we won't fake it. Well, I know everyone is different but that's the general idea.
Looking shredded!!!👏👏👏
Love this walk through 😅
Auston, she said the best gym was the one in front of that mall or connected to it. Maybe worth returning for another vlog?
I could try that
@@AustonHolleman Yeah she said ViaAqua wich is a basicly a gym for very wealthy people. If you ever return to uruguay i could point you to some pretty places uhm except nighclubs wich are all on the capital and youve already visited
Montevideo shopping is one of the oldest malls in Mdeo, I think it was the first one.
2:22 She wasn't thinking "there isn't that many black people here". She was for sure thinking there isn't any people speaking English here
Both
@@ayoa3892 no, she wasnt thinking both.
@@taff554 you know her ??
@@ayoa3892more than you do, for sure. No one here would remember him for beign black rather beign from the us
@@taff554 so no you don't know her ??
(6:13) My, Oh my! That Uruguay guy is hella fine looking.😘😍
lmaoooo, when u said there aint nothing i cant do right now cause you were sipping mate, i was dead cause i know what u mean xD
Punta Carretas or Nuevocentro are the most modern shopping centres in the city. Mercado Agricola is an old market that was refurbish a few years ago and you should go
I don’t know if you noticed, but you were speaking Portuguese the whole time the only word in Spanish you said was thank you. But the video is awesome anyway
He went to Argentina and Uruguay and he is drinking mate like is a tea 🤣🤣 he put way too much water. It was funny him asking for Hot water 😂😂. People where probably wondering why he is walking around with just a "mate" and not the termo.
Yo my man you need to go to Punta Del Este in Uruguay, Best city in latín america for sure
BS .
? Tell me one city better on Latin America@@edgardruiz803
Keep traveling young King. Nobody can stop you.
Thanks for this video. Nice green shirt. You got swag and style, bro.
All those people sitting are waiting for buses as it's a main bus station for the whole country if you didn't get it👍 Then they added a mall to it but it's main purpose is the bus station. Better malls in Punta Carretas and Mvd shopping.
I LIKE THE MUSIC TO.
GOOD JOB BRO....
Its literally the best thing I had right next to🐈 🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏
Great video. What city in Uruguay is this?
Man, you should have asked someone to teach you how to prepare a mate. We uruguayans are just screaming at the scream
I thought no one else would notice. Criminal offense 😂
That one chick clearly saw that he doesn’t speak much Spanish and she proceeded to speak at 150 miles per hour when he asked about the shopping mall 🤣🤣.
@@visiow2691 I’m fluent in Spanish so cut the bull. And even if I wasn’t, anyone could use common sense to tell that for his level of Spanish AIN’T NO WAY IN HELL he could understand her.
@@sleepingrogue4130 Did the girl in orange not ask her if he wanted to use a translator. Seems to me she wanted to pull out her phone so they could use a translator but kept speaking Portuguese. It may be better for him to speak English than Portuguese.
no, she responded in portuguese "not to film in the buisnes" (sorry for the poor grammar)
@@sleepingrogue4130she said you gon learn today 😂😂
@nigelmcgiver2275 they who?
Also try adding the phrase “por favor” when asking for or ordering things. It means “if you please” and just adds a bit of nicety to your speech.
Los banos por favor? 😅
Bueno! Estoy feliz hermano a ver que tu estás tratando de hablar español. Ya sé que tu hablas bien el portugués y tu esta aprendiendo español. Tu haces bien y sigue con tu progreso!!!
Yerba Mate is available in the U.S.
These people sitting there were waiting for a bus, you were in "tres cruces" shopping. From that place lots of buses leave to different parts or cities of Uruguay, in and out from montevideo.
I see only baddies in Uruguay, Auston Geez! The background music was very fitting for the scenery. This video about to break a record
Man i need to try that maté drink immediately. You sound like you love it.
Luv the music
I like that green shirt man. Thats clean
Seems like a calm place
Been watching your channel for while bro I’m going out the country next year too Botswana
Man i can't wait to come join you on your journey .. My guy living the life
You missed a mean one walking into the mall. The one at 16:16 looked amazing!
I'm not sure if anyone has told you in the comments, but you are meant to refill the mate with hot water, usually kept in a thermos. So no need for a bigger gourd necessarily🙂
Bro you need a termo!!! , fill the mate with 3/4 of yerba and put some normal water then put the hot water
Bro haven’t you seen everyone walking around with a thermos? Your mate was the right size, you just need to walk around with your own source of boiling water. Great clips, keep it up!
11:39 Bro, you need a thing called "termo" to refill it! You can drink a liter with just one mate
Auston, please, ask an Uruguayan how to drink mate, you’re doing it wrong 😂
You can skip.the bathroom prep😂
That drink sounds good