NIGHT Stroll through Yangon MYANMAR with locals l May 2024 (is it DANGEROUS?)
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- I live and work in Myanmar and every week I bring you content drop in and out RUclipsrs can not.
In this video, I’ll show you the real, everyday life in Yangon, far from the exaggerated danger some drop-in-and-out RUclipsrs claim in clickbait titles. Im a Kinder teacher who lives and works here. With my friend of the Channel 'Kendra' we'll explore what happens when the power goes out, visit Kendra's Grandma who sells rice, and learn how the locals, including street dogs, protect their community. We'll end our night at a cozy Burmese tea shop and my friend's parents' café, where you'll meet a familiar little boy who’s become a regular character in my videos. Experience the warmth of North Okkalapa's nightlife, and see for yourself that Yangon is far from the wild place some make it out to make themselves 'oh you so Edgelord' Eyeroll.
#YangonNightWalk #NorthOkkalapa #MyanmarLife #RealYangon #NotSoDangerous #LocalLife #BurmeseCommunity #MissLizaYangon
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💡💡💡About me:💡💡💡
Hi! I’m Liza! I’m a RUclipsr making stories about life in Myanmar. I'm interested in Acts of Giving, & spreading Joy. What do you do for joy? How do you give joy to others?
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I would love to capture more lasting memories like this of Acts of Kindness and Spreading Joy. I may just come and film something special in your community.
I live and work in Yangon, not a drop in and out RUclipsr bussin around the globe and making up stuff for clicks. Support your local RUclipsrs don't just simp on the blow in and out flies🙏-What you all do not realize is the big accounts are watching accounts like mine and then come here-How do I know??? Hell they write me all the time as they want a free guide to use.
I'm a 57 year old Kindergarten Teacher living and working in Yangon and have spent about a decade in Asia. So long that I speak fairly ordinary passable Chinese. I see lots of young men and young couples blowing in and out making videos and thinking they are so cool and brave. The reality is, since I started my channel several women my age - MATURE SOLO FEMALE have visited and more are coming. Some are now teachers here. We really don't get a lot of representation. So we are BRAVER than you are EVER able to imagine! And the TRUTH is life is just fine here in Yangon. I love living here and Burmese people need more representation so I made this RUclips. Sadly most just simp on the blow in large accounts but for the two years I am here I will do Random Acts of Kindness. Charity FOOD donations and represent here as it is such an incredible GEM of a country (pun intended). And I will leave a legacy whether I am supported or not this channel will remain that I TRIED to REPRESENT. Bless. Miss Liza
Good on you. Kindness and humility are almost all encompassing traits of Burmese people. It takes someone living there as yourself to notice such and represent what you have found. Thank you from New York.
Hi 👋 Liz love watching every post thank you from Perth Australia 🇦🇺
Yey. New subscriber. Loving it. Thrilled to find you. Can't wait to see more. So refreshing. With best wishes.
Welcome aboard! Check out the community tab where you can get a lot of updates on life in Myanmar. If you decide to join as a channel member it is only $5USD a month and it gives you all the previews to videos a month before the public, inside news on what is going on so you are unlike many that make funny comments coz they don't know the full story! ha! And you can meet others and make friends
great video~!
There are many more for you to choose. I drop content every week. I show all sides of life here.
Thank you so much for the video footage ... please don't stop your good work. As a Myanmar who lives abroad did not have a chance to see what's happening in Myanmar , it's make us homesick. Again, thanks for the uploads.
Thank you, I will. Sometimes I am disappointed that people Simp on the big RUclips accounts that drop in and out of here. If people support my work as a RUclipsr who lives here I can help do more charity work, givings, donations and promotions of the wonderful work of the people.
Love you miss Liza and if I have a chance, I wanna meet you and visit around Yangon together ❤
Thanks for coming
I see you did not look or read. I am not a drop in and out random global camera waver. I live and work here.
Induction/Inverter Power source. Sorry, I mixed up these words in this video showing I am no Engineer. But it is a fascinating power source that many have never heard of. A solution the Chinese developed for Myanmar so that noisy generators don't disturb the people.
Hi Miss Liza, how is the situation now in Yangon? Is it alarming yet? I'm planning to travel in this July.
Nothing like the rubbish the drop in and drop out RUclipsrs say. That was all a long time ago but because they do not live here and sell videos they have to Edglord Hype. Truth is old ladies like mysef go about our lives. Just look at my content bank every week to see the truth from myself and other people who live here and dont need to sell RUclips and their ethics for money. Several of my fans including those with families and older Mature Solo Female like me are travelling here now or have been. There are some areas that are still a bit unsettled but locals will let you know. Life is slowly back to normal now. Great to see Pride month being celebrated here now. Just be aware that as we are in monsoon season some areas will have roads a bit flooded but big bus companies will get you through no problems. Also its too expensive to fly domestically. Only rich do that. Bus is the best way
😅😅😅 our favorite little man ❤
I know right! Such a big personality 💕
How long you been living in Myanmar?
Where you from sister
I live and work here