Yes, he really made her a little "interview" hahahahaha That was very nice, and Noraly seemed to enjoy it, It really breaks the barrier that sometimes I see she puts in between with people, no offense, that's only my point of view... I love her anyways
yes Spanish is very hard. German for me was very much easier but French and Spanish I found very very hard. You have to know he and she verbs and past and present tenses what very hard to master if you do not know.
Yes, wish she would do more similar videos showing her interactions w/ regular, everyday people she encounters. Behind the scenes stuff can be quite interesting, as was this shopkeeper Juan, it was so genuine.
Yes, I agree, nice to see some of the background and the logistics that go into your journeys. Looking forward to your adventures once the weather is better! Thanks
@@tienenaar2295 Noraly seems quite fluent in Spanish. My Canadian cousin learned Spanish in Peru. When he goes to Mexico 40 year later, the Mexicans ask if he is South American from his Spanish Accent.
@@cdnsk12 I'm spanish and yes her spanish is quite good, obviusly she still has a lot to learn, but i'm convinced that in one year she will be totally fluent in spanish.
He does seem like a nice guy, but a lot of people ride out to Tierra del Fuego from other parts of the Americas, so he probably does see the occasional new face.
@@cdnsk12 yes i learned spanish from Mexican farmworkers so when i speak to south Americans they tell me i speak spanish like a Mexican. Lol it's true.
This probably one of my favorite episodes. Because of that store owner, we know more about Noraly. This simple, random interaction revealed so much about how Noraly learned Spanish, etc. it’s such an amazing clip. I’m so happy it was included in the editing of this video. 👍🏾
She is! I bet she does the chats and gives joy to people so regularly it's not newsworthy at all for her. So many comments about people being nice to her but, she gives as much or more than she receives. The world is a better place because Noraly is in it. She's an outstanding human.
I know these videos are a couple of years old, but I am slowly watching all your seasons. I just want you to know how grateful I am to you for bringing these beautiful places into our homes and letting us travel the world with you. I always look forward to the quiet time when I can sit down and travel with you and experiencing all the same things that are new for you as well. Thank you for keeping it real!!!!
More interaction with the locals is a good thing. And I appreciate you sharing the nuts and bolts of taking care of business. This just gets better and better.
I love seeing the local shops and interactions. Keep them coming the riding is nice but the people of the countries and the way they live is great also.
Loving your adventure vlogs. I hope Royal Enfield see your vlogs and sponsor you. You're such a great ambassador for their brand and motorcycling in general.
"Only the French get angry when you speak English" ain't that truth... What a fantastic guy though. For me, the best on camera chat you've had during the entire series... Keep it up....loving every moment.
English speaker in France as we speak, even when you make an effort to speak French, the way in which you prenounce the words will make them angry...I laughed when I heard that man say that, the French are a cranky bunch 🤣🤣🤣
Hats off for learning another language Noraly. It really came in handy in South America. The store owner got more out of you than anyone else. And you were so patient and probably enjoyed your conversation. Chile town was a bit bleak. But not everywhere is going to be idealic. Thank you for showing me South America.
Noraly, the chat you had with Juan was one of the best segments of all your videos. It even had a cute dog! Following your adventure with glee and a little envy! Thanks so much for sharing it with us. Close to 300k subscribers....that makes you a LEGEND! Stay upright!
Your channel is absolutely marvellous. You are all at once adventurous, intrepid, self-sufficient ( fix your own flats in the middle of nowhere!), self-disciplined, tireless, and a great diplomat. And multi-lingual! God bless you, your parents, the Netherlands, and Royal Enfield. I'm as addicted as 300k others around the world, and thankful to see the world through your eyes. Carry on with our blessings. Greetings from Ottawa, Canada.
That shopkeeper is the most beautiful soul! I am watching all of your videos from start to finish. I want to watch every episode you have ever done on all of the seasons. I have seriously injured my spine. It is fixable but i am waiting for operations. I am lookibg at the bright side as through you, i will get to see the world from flat on my back. I am so excited to see them all. ❤
I like the chit-chat with the locals. I do that when visiting new areas. It allows me to learn more about the area and what's really going on in the area and at times the politics.
I love that I’m watching this season years after it came out and I come here to comment how lovely the man in the shop is and all the comments are the same! 😂 This world has some beautiful souls in it! ❤
I imagine it takes a hearty soul to live there with the winds and weather, but the shop owner, Juan, was a very nice friendly person. Enjoyed his comments, he obviously was enjoying the opportunity to visit with you.
love the conversation with the old man...as a Dutchie myself who speaks multiple languages I always end up explaining the difference between Holland & The Netherlands and how similar and different Dutch is from German haha...its always the elderly who want to learn more about foreigners...I always have joyful conversations...especially now that I am in Mexico
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The World's nicest RUclipsr, Noraly, meets the world's nicest salesman, Juan 😃👏 it's simply brilliant and nice to watch, so please include that in the video's again, when you meet interesting and/or nice people Noraly 👍 looking forward to the next video, have a continued safe trip, all the best from Claus in Denmark 🇩🇰
I love to see you interacting with the local people! It is very interesting - and all the details of getting SIM cards, exchanging money, etc. because those are part of the journey. It was very interesting to me to hear Juan talk about language, his dog, his education, etc.. To see how people are around the world takes me out of my USA bubble and see that so much of the people around the world are so much the same. I got this experience in Costa Rica - I speak very little Spanish, but managed to have a conversation with a security guard at a resort. He was an older gentleman and was delighted that I tried to speak Spanish with him, and he knew no English at all. It was a nice connection, and a nice moment for the both of us.
Excellent video Noraly! In America shopkeepers put bells or fancy electronic gizmos on their doors to alert them of customers arrival, in South America they just don't oil the hinges, BRILLIANT!!
Me encanta conocer personas de la vida diaria, todos tenemos nuestras historias, estoy encantado con tus viajes, felicidades Noraly. Saludos desde Colombia 🇨🇴 🎉 mientras veo tu travesía por África.
I enjoyed this very much. I appreciate the ability to interact the the people of the country you visit. I especially enjoyed the shopkeeper. It seems all the older men are like uncles... they want to protect you. We want you to be safe, too.
Like many comments below, I really enjoyed your conversation with Juan. It's nice to hear the thoughts and opinions of the local people. The other and far more important fact is that people world wide are generally nice, helpful, and truly interested in speaking with you. While I know there are exceptions, people generally do not deserve the broad brush unfriendly & unsafe label our governments place on them. The interactions that you and adventurers like you have with people around the world has restored my faith in humanity. This video has far more personable than any others you've published on this adventure so far. Absolutely one of your best. Please share more like them when the opportunity arises. Thanks and safe, travels.
Noraly you mentioned you don't normally do videos like this, but I'm sure I speak for many people when I say this one was so enjoyable. I would recommend doing one like this every so often. It gives a more personable side to you and the people you meet. Your channel is awesome!!
I loved this episode because of the communication she had with that old gentleman, it would be better to see her interacting with the locals more in the coming episodes..
Liked the chat with the shopkeeper, such a nice chap and interesting and interested in Noraly's adventure, also funny when he said about the French being irritated when English is spoke.
Noraly, we love watching your adventures. You are so cool, courageous and capable, showing us lands we have never known, not the touristy parts but off roads, the real countryside. You show us your breakfasts, your accommodation, how you nearly froze, the heat, the isolation, the condors, talking to the locals, your good knowledge of Spanish, how you cope with all difficulties even with the chasing dogs. A highlight was your chat with the local when buying a sim-card. Can't wait for tonight for the next episode. Be safe and thank you.
Always nice to see same kind of spirited persons,local people ,who don't need to go on world travels to be a "man of the world",just by being curious about people and have the abillity to be empthatic,those moments create the connection and the memories to last a lifetime.
Quite a lovely episode. Always nice to have a chat with locals, and to see how they live, what the towns look like is quite interesting. I'd vote for more of this, if I had a vote.
Yes, I enjoy you meeting the people and seeing what practical things you need to do. Show us all the gritty stuff. That gentleman at the chip store was great.
Noraly, you should show more content like this...............I've been watching for a while now and the conversation you had with the guy in shop, buying a SIM card was natural, honest and absolutely wonderful!!!! Enjoying this trip with you very much!!
I'm impressed with your capability to speak so many languages. The gentlemen in the store was lovely, loved to chat. Logistics for your everyday travel was interesting. Different style video but very interesting. Great video! Thanks for sharing.
The riding and scenery footage is always welcome, but it's a peppering of something a little different that really adds depth and interest to a series, and the journey. Thank you for showing a little of the human side this time.
What an amazing video... this time instead of motorcycle miles it’s just ‘human nature & the joy of friendliness’ . So amazing... I could never do that... and in 3 languages! And there’s friendly puppies too!
I loved the old guy in the shop, no airs and grace's, and about the French and speaking English, yep, he's got that right. You and your visit will be legend soon, and people will hear of the lady riding the continent.
but what kind and fantastic people are the Chileans !!! and how nice to be hosted in a house with a family. seems to be at home. shame about the rainy weather. thanks Noraly !! may your journey always be safe! Take care of yourself biker🤙😘
Oh... what a journey... Norali you are making my life's dream come true... You have come so far... more than I ever dreamed of... Thank you for all the beautiful times you shared with us... Juan is a respectable and polite man who lives in this little town... Porvenir... How I wish I could go there... Is there anyone from this little far away town ... I wish he could tell us more about Porvenir... May be Mr. Juan can be with us .. Thank you, Norali again...
yessss...i like the real interaction with locals while traveling on motorcycle myself around the Americas and Europe. this is always a big part of my discoveries . Thank you for this behind the scene. Cheers
This is part of the world I never get to see. Trying to understand their daily lives. What they do, what they think and survive. They looked happy and friendly and would welcome any stranger coming to their town (I think!). Thanks for letting us see this part of the world. A big thumbs up!!!!
This vlog is answer to those who state that Noraly travel isolated and does not mingle with locals. Every channel is different and Noraly is different. I always says in fan fight that she interact but her vlogging style is different and does not include such interaction in vlogs.. Well this vlog link will be pulled out everytime when that interaction topic pops up. thanks Nora for the vlog
We love when you show us how you manage to get your supplies and the people you meet along the way. It helps us understand how it is to travel. To us people who will most likely never make a trip like that it gives us pleasure to watch you enjoy it. We enjoy it with you just like we were standing next to you experiencing it ourselves.
I really like the bits you show of the lovely people you meet. It has been great to see that you can meet wonderful, friendly people all over the world.
Great to see you talking to the locals at length, and a good comment "we connected". You not only speak good Spanish, you do it with confidence, which can be the hard part! A two hour ferry over 50 Km is not a slow boat! Best wishes.
What a lovely guy, Juan.... The fluent Spanish, picked up in 6 weeks ....amazing Apt you say "we are connected" Every day folk doing the same, world over....
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 I'm very impressed by her grasp of the languages....English as well, it certainly helps when travelling, even better when you meet such lovely people, as she has done...
I enjoy seeing the more interesting towns in more detail like this episode. I think it gives non riders a sense of what traveling on a motorcycle is all about. While your senses are much more engaged on a motorcycle vs a car, you still want to stop and find need little shops and local attractions that are unique! That and interacting with folks along the way, spending a few minutes talking, makes the journey so much richer. Plus I think people are often more friendly to people on motorcycles traveling long distances, because it seems like more of a difficult journey to them than simply driving a car or a truck for hundreds or thousands of miles. It feeds the ego enough to get through the really hard days....like when it's cold, rainy and windy. When my two brothers and I rode the California coast we stopped at shops, greenhouses, and a cafe that we had seen on several TV shows. People were great to us; thought it was neat that we were doing a family ride; and talked to us about the motorcycles we had rented (only my one brother had ridden his own from Arizona). These experiences plus the comoradory of my brothers helped me get through the very strange weather...they have lots of microclimates. Our second day started in the mountains (low 50s F), then we rode down into a desert area (85 F no humidity at lunch), then back up into the coastal mountains which were warm, then down the other side to the coast (75 F and fog)! Again, thanks for an interesting video. It's great that each video is a bit different. I'm not having as much fun as you are, but pretty close to it. ;)
I really LOVED your conversation with the Shopkeeper. It was interesting to find out you learned Spanish by Immersion, which is the quickest. My Dad learned French that way, by living with a family in Belgium, before he went to the Belgium Congo as a missionary in 1930.
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That shopkeeper engaged Noraly in conversation and got us to know more of Noraly and where she picked up her Spanish language skills. Nice man.
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Yes you said it. Noraly would probably not have provided so much self info to us on her own 😄
Yes, he really made her a little "interview" hahahahaha
That was very nice, and Noraly seemed to enjoy it, It really breaks the barrier that sometimes I see she puts in between with people, no offense, that's only my point of view... I love her anyways
yes Spanish is very hard. German for me was very much easier but French and Spanish I found very very hard. You have to know he and she verbs and past and present tenses what very hard to master if you do not know.
A lit of squeaky doors in the past few vids!
The conversation with Juan was a nice addition.
Edit: more cats & dawgs too!
The "behind the scenes" is actually one of the most interesting parts, IMO. Real interactions with local people, such as this lovely guy.
Cheers!
Yes, wish she would do more similar videos showing her interactions w/ regular, everyday people she encounters. Behind the scenes stuff can be quite interesting, as was this shopkeeper Juan, it was so genuine.
Yes, I agree, nice to see some of the background and the logistics that go into your journeys. Looking forward to your adventures once the weather is better! Thanks
Yes, it is, but I guess this would take a lot of time and effort for her to put together all of it in one video.
Indeed, I really enjoyed the conversation. It was something not seen by any other vloggers, keep it up. Nikita the doggo is awesome.
This has been one of the best parts of this channel. Whether you are riding or not.
The store keeper is such a hearty soul.
Jaun seems like a nice guy.It probably made his day talking with someone new.
I hope Noraly can show more good times like this. Connecting with the locals might give you a deeper understanding of the local live.
@@tienenaar2295
Noraly seems quite fluent in Spanish. My Canadian cousin learned Spanish in Peru. When he goes to Mexico 40 year later, the Mexicans ask if he is South American from his Spanish Accent.
@@cdnsk12 I'm spanish and yes her spanish is quite good, obviusly she still has a lot to learn, but i'm convinced that in one year she will be totally fluent in spanish.
He does seem like a nice guy, but a lot of people ride out to Tierra del Fuego from other parts of the Americas, so he probably does see the occasional new face.
@@cdnsk12 yes i learned spanish from Mexican farmworkers so when i speak to south Americans they tell me i speak spanish like a Mexican. Lol it's true.
This probably one of my favorite episodes. Because of that store owner, we know more about Noraly. This simple, random interaction revealed so much about how Noraly learned Spanish, etc. it’s such an amazing clip. I’m so happy it was included in the editing of this video. 👍🏾
Noraly is a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day.
she is indeed......Noraly sunshine.....
She is! I bet she does the chats and gives joy to people so regularly it's not newsworthy at all for her. So many comments about people being nice to her but, she gives as much or more than she receives. The world is a better place because Noraly is in it. She's an outstanding human.
I know these videos are a couple of years old, but I am slowly watching all your seasons. I just want you to know how grateful I am to you for bringing these beautiful places into our homes and letting us travel the world with you. I always look forward to the quiet time when I can sit down and travel with you and experiencing all the same things that are new for you as well. Thank you for keeping it real!!!!
It was nice to see you talking to the locals. It was different than your usual...
The SIM card guy is the type you can talk to for hours and learn so much.
I guess he was shot of telling her how he fought in the "war" like many older geezers. Just joking? 😜
This guy is so funny
More interaction with the locals is a good thing. And I appreciate you sharing the nuts and bolts of taking care of business. This just gets better and better.
I love seeing the local shops and interactions. Keep them coming the riding is nice but the people of the countries and the way they live is great also.
This is my favourite. ..the chat with the store keeper was heart warming
It's really interesting and involving when you stay and talk with local people: just others natural moments of a long journey!
It was good that you showed more of your " behind the scenes" as it makes it more interesting and real
What a nice gentleman in the phone shop.
@@isaiahmotoryder808, sorry but no, he is an independent worker, this is his own store.
Loving your adventure vlogs. I hope Royal Enfield see your vlogs and sponsor you. You're such a great ambassador for their brand and motorcycling in general.
It is nice to see so many good people from different parts of the world
When you are charming and engaging you will bring out the best in people. Noraly is a truly sincere and charming.
Loved your conversation with the shopkeeper.
Meet people is clearly the best thing of traveling
"Only the French get angry when you speak English" ain't that truth... What a fantastic guy though. For me, the best on camera chat you've had during the entire series...
Keep it up....loving every moment.
Yes and if not for Americans the French would be speaking German now.
@@harrellmorlan6817 I guess you must be American. America left the British to it until Pearl Harbour. 🤔
English speaker in France as we speak, even when you make an effort to speak French, the way in which you prenounce the words will make them angry...I laughed when I heard that man say that, the French are a cranky bunch 🤣🤣🤣
@@allenfazer Come to Belgium... We all speak French, German, English, Dutch or Flemish
@@Tetteman08 and you have amazing beer! Deal I'll be there tomorrow, the French can keep their wine 😂😂😂
I love the interaction with the locals! Best video so far! WIshing you safe travels!
I actually enjoy seeing more of the local flavor.
The conversation with Juan was the best part. Such a nice guy with a cute pet.
very warm moment)
Hats off for learning another language Noraly. It really came in handy in South America. The store owner got more out of you than anyone else. And you were so patient and probably enjoyed your conversation. Chile town was a bit bleak. But not everywhere is going to be idealic. Thank you for showing me South America.
Noraly, the chat you had with Juan was one of the best segments of all your videos. It even had a cute dog! Following your adventure with glee and a little envy! Thanks so much for sharing it with us. Close to 300k subscribers....that makes you a LEGEND! Stay upright!
Your channel is absolutely marvellous. You are all at once adventurous, intrepid, self-sufficient ( fix your own flats in the middle of nowhere!), self-disciplined, tireless, and a great diplomat. And multi-lingual! God bless you, your parents, the Netherlands, and Royal Enfield. I'm as addicted as 300k others around the world, and thankful to see the world through your eyes. Carry on with our blessings. Greetings from Ottawa, Canada.
The store keeper is so compassionate and enthusiastic to know everything about you 😀,, usually nice people meet nicest,,that's the aura effect
That shopkeeper is the most beautiful soul!
I am watching all of your videos from start to finish. I want to watch every episode you have ever done on all of the seasons. I have seriously injured my spine. It is fixable but i am waiting for operations. I am lookibg at the bright side as through you, i will get to see the world from flat on my back. I am so excited to see them all. ❤
Am I the only one to notice how good her Spanish is!
I was impressed with her language skills when she traveled through the Middle East.
No you're not! Her English and Spanish are exceptional!
And she picked it up in 6 weeks.
Jon Mulack 6 weeks of very intense learning, then some practicing throughout the 9 years, then several weeks of practice as a tourist.
and it will only get better, couple of months and will see
I like the chit-chat with the locals. I do that when visiting new areas. It allows me to learn more about the area and what's really going on in the area and at times the politics.
Noraly makes friends with dogs and people wherever she goes.
She has a blessing of sorts.
seeing how locals live as you pass them by , interactions with them - are some of the best parts of the whole season !
I agree! More of that, Please....
I love that I’m watching this season years after it came out and I come here to comment how lovely the man in the shop is and all the comments are the same! 😂
This world has some beautiful souls in it! ❤
Isn't that the truth?😊
I imagine it takes a hearty soul to live there with the winds and weather, but the shop owner, Juan, was a very nice friendly person. Enjoyed his comments, he obviously was enjoying the opportunity to visit with you.
love the conversation with the old man...as a Dutchie myself who speaks multiple languages I always end up explaining the difference between Holland & The Netherlands and how similar and different Dutch is from German haha...its always the elderly who want to learn more about foreigners...I always have joyful conversations...especially now that I am in Mexico
What a sweet little dog Samantha was! Thanks for posting and best wishes.
The least we can give her is a thumbs up, come on guys, she even asks for it and deserves it 👍
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Look at your eyes, tired, can see that you are pushing yourself to go on.
You are brave, strong and beautiful. God bless you, Noraly.
I too enjoyed your interaction with the people. More please.
Its nice ! We would like to see interaction with local people
The World's nicest RUclipsr, Noraly, meets the world's nicest salesman, Juan 😃👏 it's simply brilliant and nice to watch, so please include that in the video's again, when you meet interesting and/or nice people Noraly 👍 looking forward to the next video, have a continued safe trip, all the best from Claus in Denmark 🇩🇰
I love to see you interacting with the local people! It is very interesting - and all the details of getting SIM cards, exchanging money, etc. because those are part of the journey. It was very interesting to me to hear Juan talk about language, his dog, his education, etc.. To see how people are around the world takes me out of my USA bubble and see that so much of the people around the world are so much the same. I got this experience in Costa Rica - I speak very little Spanish, but managed to have a conversation with a security guard at a resort. He was an older gentleman and was delighted that I tried to speak Spanish with him, and he knew no English at all. It was a nice connection, and a nice moment for the both of us.
Excellent video Noraly! In America shopkeepers put bells or fancy electronic gizmos on their doors to alert them of customers arrival, in South America they just don't oil the hinges, BRILLIANT!!
jajajjajajajajaj EXCELLENT, jajajajja TODAS LAS PUERTAS HACIAN RUIDO, muy observador
Me encanta conocer personas de la vida diaria, todos tenemos nuestras historias, estoy encantado con tus viajes, felicidades Noraly.
Saludos desde Colombia 🇨🇴 🎉 mientras veo tu travesía por África.
I enjoyed this very much. I appreciate the ability to interact the the people of the country you visit. I especially enjoyed the shopkeeper. It seems all the older men are like uncles... they want to protect you. We want you to be safe, too.
Like many comments below, I really enjoyed your conversation with Juan. It's nice to hear the thoughts and opinions of the local people. The other and far more important fact is that people world wide are generally nice, helpful, and truly interested in speaking with you. While I know there are exceptions, people generally do not deserve the broad brush unfriendly & unsafe label our governments place on them. The interactions that you and adventurers like you have with people around the world has restored my faith in humanity. This video has far more personable than any others you've published on this adventure so far. Absolutely one of your best. Please share more like them when the opportunity arises. Thanks and safe, travels.
Noraly you mentioned you don't normally do videos like this, but I'm sure I speak for many people when I say this one was so enjoyable. I would recommend doing one like this every so often. It gives a more personable side to you and the people you meet. Your channel is awesome!!
The store keeper is such a vibe!!! Samantha is so the cutest! ❤
I loved this episode because of the communication she had with that old gentleman, it would be better to see her interacting with the locals more in the coming episodes..
What a great conversation with the Store Owner!! There were two hearts of Gold enjoying a chat!
Behind the scenes occasionally makes for a nice change. It's interesting to see the logistics of your adventure and journey.
Liked the chat with the shopkeeper, such a nice chap and interesting and interested in Noraly's adventure, also funny when he said about the French being irritated when English is spoke.
i admire you, what an appetite you have in the morning. BRAVO👍🤣
Noraly, we love watching your adventures. You are so cool, courageous and capable, showing us lands we have never known, not the touristy parts but off roads, the real countryside. You show us your breakfasts, your accommodation, how you nearly froze, the heat, the isolation, the condors, talking to the locals, your good knowledge of Spanish, how you cope with all difficulties even with the chasing dogs. A highlight was your chat with the local when buying a sim-card. Can't wait for tonight for the next episode. Be safe and thank you.
Behind the scenes is good it helps us understand what it takes to do what you're doing, it teaches us.
What an absolute gentleman in his shop. Such empathy a delightful soul (I have to get back to have Spanish).
Wonderful episode, what wonderful friendly people Chileans are, I also suspect you bring out their best, bless you!
Yes....more behind the scenes stuff. One of the great things that Noraly documents is the kindness of strangers. We need more of that in this world.
I like Juan. Thanks for the clip. He’s very interesting.
Always nice to see same kind of spirited persons,local people ,who don't need to go on world travels to be a "man of the world",just by being curious about people and have the abillity to be empthatic,those moments create the connection and the memories to last a lifetime.
Quite a lovely episode. Always nice to have a chat with locals, and to see how they live, what the towns look like is quite interesting. I'd vote for more of this, if I had a vote.
Yes, I enjoy you meeting the people and seeing what practical things you need to do. Show us all the gritty stuff. That gentleman at the chip store was great.
Juan es como muchos latinoamericanos, que sin conocernos les contamos la mitad de nuestra vida, un video diferente pero muy bonito 🏍 ❤️
Great episode Noraly, love to see the interaction with the locals, keep them coming! 👍
Love this episode... great to meet Juan and Samantha, loving the chillin in Chile. .
Noraly, you should show more content like this...............I've been watching for a while now and the conversation you had with the guy in shop, buying a SIM card was natural, honest and absolutely wonderful!!!!
Enjoying this trip with you very much!!
I'm impressed with your capability to speak so many languages. The gentlemen in the store was lovely, loved to chat. Logistics for your everyday travel was interesting. Different style video but very interesting. Great video! Thanks for sharing.
That curious guy was asking if you are gonna find a love in the journey and not go back to the Netherlands...so sweet
Bravo Noraly, hablas muy en español. Feliz viaje.
Thank you Noraly for showing us some awaresom people. Ride safe also🎶🎶👍🇦🇺
The riding and scenery footage is always welcome, but it's a peppering of something a little different that really adds depth and interest to a series, and the journey. Thank you for showing a little of the human side this time.
What an amazing video... this time instead of motorcycle miles it’s just ‘human nature & the joy of friendliness’ . So amazing... I could never do that... and in 3 languages! And there’s friendly puppies too!
I loved the old guy in the shop, no airs and grace's, and about the French and speaking English, yep, he's got that right. You and your visit will be legend soon, and people will hear of the lady riding the continent.
but what kind and fantastic people are the Chileans !!! and how nice to be hosted in a house with a family. seems to be at home. shame about the rainy weather. thanks Noraly !! may your journey always be safe! Take care of yourself biker🤙😘
Chatting with people on the road is always good. I am impressed with your language skills.
Oh... what a journey... Norali you are making my life's dream come true... You have come so far... more than I ever dreamed of... Thank you for all the beautiful times you shared with us... Juan is a respectable and polite man who lives in this little town... Porvenir... How I wish I could go there... Is there anyone from this little far away town ... I wish he could tell us more about Porvenir... May be Mr. Juan can be with us ..
Thank you, Norali again...
yessss...i like the real interaction with locals while traveling on motorcycle myself around the Americas and Europe. this is always a big part of my discoveries . Thank you for this behind the scene. Cheers
Love the talk in the sim card store. I am enjoying your trip so much. Thank you for sharing, dear Itchy boots
Pam and I liked this episode very much. Thank you for showing us the world from the comfort of our home.
This is part of the world I never get to see. Trying to understand their daily lives. What they do, what they think and survive. They looked happy and friendly and would welcome any stranger coming to their town (I think!). Thanks for letting us see this part of the world. A big thumbs up!!!!
This vlog is answer to those who state that Noraly travel isolated and does not mingle with locals. Every channel is different and Noraly is different. I always says in fan fight that she interact but her vlogging style is different and does not include such interaction in vlogs..
Well this vlog link will be pulled out everytime when that interaction topic pops up. thanks Nora for the vlog
Noraly, it is the local's stories that always make a difference while travelling. Their interaction is priceless!
Melhor episódio, falar mais de você do seu lado pessoal mais humano do que da viajem em si, falar mais de você da suas histórias e personalidades!
I liked seeing "behind the scenes"a little bit in this episode on this corner of the world.
Wow.....!! I just wish I could do this one day....your truly my inspiration noraly..thanks
I am so impressed that you learned Spanish in 6 weeks. Enough to carry on a conversation is very impressive!
That old guy and his dog were just so nice and sweet.
What a Nice chat with Shopkeeper.
Love to watch.
Concur, the inter action and conversation with the locals is thoroughly interesting.
I LOVE this type of “behind the scenes “ videos and especially the conversations with locals ♥️
I love the interaction with the locals/nice friendly store keeper.
We love when you show us how you manage to get your supplies and the people you meet along the way. It helps us understand how it is to travel. To us people who will most likely never make a trip like that it gives us pleasure to watch you enjoy it. We enjoy it with you just like we were standing next to you experiencing it ourselves.
I really like the bits you show of the lovely people you meet. It has been great to see that you can meet wonderful, friendly people all over the world.
Vielen Dank, dass Sie mir die Orte gezeigt haben, die ich nicht gesehen habe
Wow.. 1.5 years to travel. You are very brave women, Noraly
Great to see you talking to the locals at length, and a good comment "we connected".
You not only speak good Spanish, you do it with confidence, which can be the hard part!
A two hour ferry over 50 Km is not a slow boat! Best wishes.
What a lovely guy, Juan....
The fluent Spanish, picked up in 6 weeks ....amazing
Apt you say "we are connected"
Every day folk doing the same, world over....
Jilly Travels
I was working in Spain for seven weeks, i picked up a bit of the language but compared to Norales,,,,,, forget it.
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 I'm very impressed by her grasp of the languages....English as well, it certainly helps when travelling, even better when you meet such lovely people, as she has done...
I enjoy seeing the more interesting towns in more detail like this episode. I think it gives non riders a sense of what traveling on a motorcycle is all about. While your senses are much more engaged on a motorcycle vs a car, you still want to stop and find need little shops and local attractions that are unique! That and interacting with folks along the way, spending a few minutes talking, makes the journey so much richer. Plus I think people are often more friendly to people on motorcycles traveling long distances, because it seems like more of a difficult journey to them than simply driving a car or a truck for hundreds or thousands of miles. It feeds the ego enough to get through the really hard days....like when it's cold, rainy and windy. When my two brothers and I rode the California coast we stopped at shops, greenhouses, and a cafe that we had seen on several TV shows. People were great to us; thought it was neat that we were doing a family ride; and talked to us about the motorcycles we had rented (only my one brother had ridden his own from Arizona). These experiences plus the comoradory of my brothers helped me get through the very strange weather...they have lots of microclimates. Our second day started in the mountains (low 50s F), then we rode down into a desert area (85 F no humidity at lunch), then back up into the coastal mountains which were warm, then down the other side to the coast (75 F and fog)!
Again, thanks for an interesting video. It's great that each video is a bit different. I'm not having as much fun as you are, but pretty close to it. ;)
Juan: " love?" Noraly: "Dhanno"
I really LOVED your conversation with the Shopkeeper. It was interesting to find out you learned Spanish by Immersion, which is the quickest. My Dad learned French that way, by living with a family in Belgium, before he went to the Belgium Congo as a missionary in 1930.