hi i found some old cine film footage from 1978 amongst my mums belongings filmed in malta if anyone is interested.Have a great day.Sonia ruclips.net/video/eqS9GYyx-oo/видео.html
So peaceful, easy going, safe....hard to believe the unimaginable horror, mayhem, bloodshed and injustices happening just across the Med to the South! I salute the gentle people of Malta!
Good to have found you. Lovely immersive tour and smooth camera work. Thanks for your viewpoint, especially as we've jnot long ago filmed the same ourselves. Look forward to seeing more from you.
Ahhh, ok. Did not know you are a tourist. In that case..fine job!! and you are right about filming the Vella family about Comino. :) Thank you again for the video!!!
Most of this is just "leftover" footage from the travel video, but I liked it, especially the Birgufest and Xghajra bits, so I did this... but I'd love to be there for more! We miss Malta!
We have stayed in the crown hotel,topaz hotel,Santana hotel & soreda hotel.Loved every one of them.We also stayed in the sea view hotel which has now been pulled down.We have also stayed in sleima twice.xxx
Half Protestant (Dad) half Catholic ( Mum had me baptised Sliema in '69), but my urned cremations will get dropped from a dhajsa in the middle of the Grand Harbour near where they met. Malta and Gozo are amazing in the winter months. Green and mild.
@@Kelly14UK Except you cant drop cremations in a public civilised area. Your dead body's ashes are a bio hazard. If you really want a sea burial it would be some miles out of port.
@@toasty6570 Anticipated that. But when no one is looking, and i'm dead, and my family are clever enough to do as i instruct, and pay the dhajsa owner a big back hander, who cares when no one is looking? Whoops, Madonna, we just dropped something by accident into the water. Ah well, back to shore... hehe
Saw this for the first time nice video and saw my husbands uncle and auntie in the balcony in Valletta sadly they have both passed away since this video
I'm sorry to hear that. That shot was one of my favourites, so calm and peaceful in the afternoon tourist rush, just talking to each other, I thought this is something I would like for my own old age.
a Month on Malta. just to be there. with no agenda or '' have to's '' , take a day, see a part of the island, take a day, do nothing but watch people pass by a cafe, 28 more to go, I could do a Month on Malta. easy. Thanks for putting something good on the wwweb!
As RUclips didn't let me have the original songs, because they are copyrighted, I simply chose one from RUclips's free tracks after upload... It's called Of All The Moments (Public Symphony)
Yup. Take Maltese bread ( vastly superior to Italian ), then rub it in olive oil. Put tomato puree on this. Tuna, chopped or sliced olives, capers ( if you are okay with them), and over the top maybe mixed herbs, or basil or oregano. Three or four are good for lunch and if you go swimming, you HAVE to have them with you.
Vastly superior to Italian according to what? Also, do you have any idea about how many types of bread are there in Italy? It's a country with a very important and diverse culinary tradition. Please, don't compare the uncomparable.
@@mattiamele3015 Okay, point conceded. Just that the Maltese bread i was brought up with always seemed better than the Italian i tried. Side issue, the north Italians have this amazing biscuit commonly known as "ladyfingers", and i can eat them dunked in black coffee. Not too much sugar and a wee bit addictive.
@@Kelly14UK I would also concede that the ftajjar I bought from a bakery in Ħaż-Żebbuġ were hands off superior to any bread I can get in my village in Italy. The problem is many of them, at least around here, use electric ovens nowadays. I will look up those ladyfingers, they sound like something of my taste.
@@mattiamele3015 They sell them en masse inexpensive in Scotland. They are really for a layering in cakes, but i just eat them like any given cookie as i love the white powdered sugar toppings, and crisp crunchy bite. Think they are egg/ flour based and quite filling like a pack of 6 Scottish oatcakes. Some Maltese breadcrusts i found thick and hard on my teeth if not cut slim enough along with the bread. There's a lot of holes in Maltese bread with a waxy texture, and the bread isn't obnoxious with salt. So good, you can butter the crusts.
I went to Malta just after Christmas for a week and my fist experience was the taxi bus people who were to take me to my hotel, i found them to be extremely rude and surly, i got to the hotel gave the proper paperwork to the receptionist she threw it back at me only to realize it was the proper paper and then snapped it back, and the public bus drivers was the same, you know any old dog can bark at his own back door.I know what hard work is and i would like to think could show people a bit more manners than i received in Malta
I'm sorry. We also had bad experiences, especially in places where they have many tourists. Rude people, extreme prices, lack of helpfulness etc. But as we are also lucky to have friends and having had a place in a less "touristic" village, we have experienced the friendly side of the Maltese as well. Believe me they can be the nicest people ;)
i i am a young oriental man from the UK going to visit Malta in may 2014 for a week holiday alone, is there lots of oriental tourists in Malta? is the culture in Malta diverse like in the UK? the big question is that will i be "culturely" (if thats even a word) accepted over there?
I'd love to, but I'm only a tourist... we have a place in the east of Malta to return to, but Gozo is too far to spend days to shoot. About Comino: makes only sense if you film the Vella family ;)
If you want a one-word answer then yes. They have a mixed blood, culture, language with a lot of influence from their lords or later colonizers. But if by that you mean they are only italians, arabs or whoever living together (or next to each other) on an island and there is no such thing as "native maltese" then no.
im maltese and its safe to say that that discendence youre talkin about has been eniolated by those stupid otomans in the past still some might still exist hell i myself could be one but we'll never know ;p
+otto second maybe but the islands were repopulated a bunch of times because of those stupid ottomans that saught to destroy ous fortunately we defeated them when they wanted to finish ous :)
What do you expect from hobby video? I like this country, these people, so I created this from our vacation footage. This is not a promo or any professional material.
Such exceptional footage!! Well done! You are also very welcome to the Maltese islands as seen through the lens of Maltese photographers from “Gino Galea Photo Artist” studio in Malta. Maltaphotos.com illustrates thousands of quality images depicting this Mediterranean archipelago consisting of Malta, Gozo and Comino. Mainly this stock library comprehends landmarks, aerial views, landscapes, seascapes, the people and their identity, their attire and habits besides traditions, culture and much more. That also includes fine art photography illustrating artistic Photos of Malta. In this library, where new stunning images are constantly being introduced, the main focus lays on the characteristics, beauty and the unique charm of Malta - The George Cross Island. Visit : www.maltaphotos.com
Most of them has no etiquette, the bus drivers, owner of the stores, employees in hotel and hospitals has no moral ascendancy, most of them has no patience, but not all, there are good but they’re always right, they trait foreigners rubbished yet it contributed a vital role tho their economy, they want nobody’s above them, they don’t want to speak your own dialects especially foreigners because they thought you are talking behind them and yet they are the WORST GOSSIPers. They have always a commentary against you despite of doing your best..
We're from Malta and we love this. Thank you for sharing!
Do you still do the verandah thing with the basket on a rope for deliveries? Common sense.
i have been going to malta for 14 years its like home when we go i miss it day by day a wonderfull place and my heart belongs there .
hai How can get job visa
Crime rate of Malta ?
Is it safe for foreign people to get settle Thier entire life in Malta ?
@@bhavsarvarun crime rate is low
hi i found some old cine film footage from 1978 amongst my mums belongings filmed in malta if anyone is interested.Have a great day.Sonia
ruclips.net/video/eqS9GYyx-oo/видео.html
Hello
So peaceful, easy going, safe....hard to believe the unimaginable horror, mayhem, bloodshed and injustices happening just across the Med to the South! I salute the gentle people of Malta!
Good to have found you. Lovely immersive tour and smooth camera work. Thanks for your viewpoint, especially as we've jnot long ago filmed the same ourselves. Look forward to seeing more from you.
Great and looks like peaceful there. I am coming to support your channel my friend.
Been to Malta, and I had a blast down there.
Ahhh, ok. Did not know you are a tourist. In that case..fine job!! and you are right about filming the Vella family about Comino. :) Thank you again for the video!!!
Most of this is just "leftover" footage from the travel video, but I liked it, especially the Birgufest and Xghajra bits, so I did this... but I'd love to be there for more! We miss Malta!
Very amazing 👏
We have stayed in the crown hotel,topaz hotel,Santana hotel & soreda hotel.Loved every one of them.We also stayed in the sea view hotel which has now been pulled down.We have also stayed in sleima twice.xxx
ONE DAY Ill move there. Hopefully bring the family too.
Half Protestant (Dad) half Catholic ( Mum had me baptised Sliema in '69), but my urned cremations will get dropped from a dhajsa in the middle of the Grand Harbour near where they met. Malta and Gozo are amazing in the winter months. Green and mild.
@@Kelly14UK Except you cant drop cremations in a public civilised area. Your dead body's ashes are a bio hazard. If you really want a sea burial it would be some miles out of port.
@@toasty6570 Anticipated that. But when no one is looking, and i'm dead, and my family are clever enough to do as i instruct, and pay the dhajsa owner a big back hander, who cares when no one is looking? Whoops, Madonna, we just dropped something by accident into the water.
Ah well, back to shore... hehe
@@Kelly14UK ...sure
Is a beatiful country
Saw this for the first time nice video and saw my husbands uncle and auntie in the balcony in Valletta sadly they have both passed away since this video
I'm sorry to hear that. That shot was one of my favourites, so calm and peaceful in the afternoon tourist rush, just talking to each other, I thought this is something I would like for my own old age.
The Maltese ppl are awesome, unique and one of a kind....
a Month on Malta. just to be there. with no agenda or '' have to's '' , take a day, see a part of the island, take a day, do nothing but watch people pass by a cafe, 28 more to go, I could do a Month on Malta. easy. Thanks for putting something good on the wwweb!
RIXRADvidz Also gettin' stoned there very relaxed way? :D
beautiful video
As RUclips didn't let me have the original songs, because they are copyrighted, I simply chose one from RUclips's free tracks after upload... It's called Of All The Moments (Public Symphony)
i like this country very much! Nice video
Oh my god, Corvette.... My favourite. And what a sea!
Great music to this great upload!
Thank you. The music however is just stock, as folk music I planned was copyrighted.
@@sudika Hi, the song has a slight sound of great gig in the sky by pink floyd.Have a great day!
@@2girls2boysandpudthepoocho97 I know, that's why I chose this from the list ;)
nice video. i am from Grenada a small i land in the Caribbean.
great video
Yup. Take Maltese bread ( vastly superior to Italian ), then rub it in olive oil. Put tomato puree on this.
Tuna, chopped or sliced olives, capers ( if you are okay with them), and over the top maybe mixed herbs, or basil or oregano. Three or four are good for lunch and if you go swimming, you HAVE to have them with you.
Vastly superior to Italian according to what? Also, do you have any idea about how many types of bread are there in Italy? It's a country with a very important and diverse culinary tradition. Please, don't compare the uncomparable.
@@mattiamele3015 Okay, point conceded. Just that the Maltese bread i was brought up with always seemed better than the Italian i tried.
Side issue, the north Italians have this amazing biscuit commonly known as "ladyfingers", and i can eat them dunked in black coffee. Not too much sugar and a wee bit addictive.
@@Kelly14UK I would also concede that the ftajjar I bought from a bakery in Ħaż-Żebbuġ were hands off superior to any bread I can get in my village in Italy. The problem is many of them, at least around here, use electric ovens nowadays. I will look up those ladyfingers, they sound like something of my taste.
@@mattiamele3015 They sell them en masse inexpensive in Scotland. They are really for a layering in cakes, but i just eat them like any given cookie as i love the white powdered sugar toppings, and crisp crunchy bite. Think they are egg/ flour based and quite filling like a pack of 6 Scottish oatcakes.
Some Maltese breadcrusts i found thick and hard on my teeth if not cut slim enough along with the bread. There's a lot of holes in Maltese bread with a waxy texture, and the bread isn't obnoxious with salt.
So good, you can butter the crusts.
BEAUTIFUL !!! Brasil *
Malta is beautiful
I'm going here on the 9th April,cannot wait:)
antoinette mcleod how was your trip from 6 years ago?😊
My dream was to live in malta for which I'm doing it course if lucky for sure gonna work in malta !!!
Moving to Malta soon, found a job which I love doing!!!
When your going what job did get bro
Which you all the best and planning to move there myself soon for my retirement.
My dog is native to Malta. The Maltese 🐶😀 lol no wonder she loves the ocean so much and sun
Woah what's a beautiful place 😍 .h!💐🙏
i miss the old malt
I enjoyed it a lot. Very nice! Congrat's
It looks quite fascinating and laid back.
No hustle
Love 💖 it
I went to Malta just after Christmas for a week and my fist experience was the taxi bus people who were to take me to my hotel, i found them to be extremely rude and surly, i got to the hotel gave the proper paperwork to the receptionist she threw it back at me only to realize it was the proper paper and then snapped it back, and the public bus drivers was the same, you know any old dog can bark at his own back door.I know what hard work is and i would like to think could show people a bit more manners than i received in Malta
I'm sorry. We also had bad experiences, especially in places where they have many tourists. Rude people, extreme prices, lack of helpfulness etc. But as we are also lucky to have friends and having had a place in a less "touristic" village, we have experienced the friendly side of the Maltese as well. Believe me they can be the nicest people ;)
@@sudika Nice people exist in every corner of the world. The point is, one might want to be in a place where nice people are not the exception.
Totally Outstanding that's why I love Malta ....
brooo you live in malta?
Vry nice malta
i love malta
I love Malta , l wish to traveling malta
hi , can anyone tell me Malta is a safe place to work is it safe to stay with family and what is the minimum starting salary there
kcs stay in your country
Nema na čemu! :)
can you PLEASE tell me where did you get the music for this video??
ইনশাল্লাহ দেখা হবে সমস্ত জায়গায় ঘুরে ঘুরে
I love malta
I love Hop Leaf
hehehe :)
Sok szerencsét! :)
i i am a young oriental man from the UK going to visit Malta in may 2014 for a week holiday alone, is there lots of oriental tourists in Malta? is the culture in Malta diverse like in the UK? the big question is that will i be "culturely" (if thats even a word) accepted over there?
Apple El "culturally"
Hollandia777 ilbirah hat past tizz tal pizelli
I love Twistees
thank you, magyar neighbour :)
Love 🇲🇹💕💕💕💕🇲🇹
❤❤❤
NICE COUNTRY
Pozdrav sestricu aleksandru!!!!
Nice cantry malta
I'm from Paola :P
I love hobz biz- zejt
khobz bel zit , bread with olives right ? :D
Żejt (زيت) - oil.
ok
I wanna go but i don't know anyone in Malta and no one to accompany me on this trip
Am here to join u
@@keneethkoomson4394 I have a question, I want to complete my college in there so hows the education system?
I love pudina tal hobz
I'm from Malta!
Any job opportunity im indian
Murtaza Vora 😂😂
Stay in your county
Jel ste bili tamo a ne dal ste gledali za vas
BALCONIES ABOUND Omni Maltija mil- Belt. Madonna...
I live in Malta
Caley Pisani is it beautiful place
Hi
learn archery plzz share your whatsaap num
Anybody for a pastizzi?
me me me! i would cut off my right arm to live there!!!
Pastizzi - My life
Steve Magr will you send some to Las Vegqas
+Michela Cassar Veru. Da zgur
Joswel Grima
You are a rare bird!
It's look like Beirut city in Lebanon 🇱🇧 🇲🇹
Malta shares similarities with Lebanon...mainly through Phoenician influences...especially the language
Neintre su je me dal ste gledali.
Hobz biz-zejt means: fresh tomatoes spread on maltese bread dipped in olive oil, with a pinch of salt!
now make one from only Gozo and Comino!! :)
I'd love to, but I'm only a tourist... we have a place in the east of Malta to return to, but Gozo is too far to spend days to shoot. About Comino: makes only sense if you film the Vella family ;)
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maltese people is a mix of people no?
If you want a one-word answer then yes. They have a mixed blood, culture, language with a lot of influence from their lords or later colonizers. But if by that you mean they are only italians, arabs or whoever living together (or next to each other) on an island and there is no such thing as "native maltese" then no.
these people are the direct descendants of the phoenicians.
ArabMusic23 no, i mean the phoenicians.
phoenicia.org/maltese.html
ArabMusic23 like i said, the people of malta are "the direct descendants of the phoenicians."
im maltese and its safe to say that that discendence youre talkin about has been eniolated by those stupid otomans in the past still some might still exist hell i myself could be one but we'll never know ;p
DoctorBohr I thought DNA testing proved their phoenician ancestry?
+otto second maybe but the islands were repopulated a bunch of times because of those stupid ottomans that saught to destroy ous fortunately we defeated them when they wanted to finish ous :)
the churches inside are amazing
i am maltese!
I'm Indian any job opportunity
Omni Maltija mil- Belt lololol
Ommi* ;)
@@mattiamele3015 God my spelling. But i can pronounce any place name and see a Maltese surname a mile off.
Not good at all. What happened to the Editing? Some takes far too long.
What do you expect from hobby video? I like this country, these people, so I created this from our vacation footage. This is not a promo or any professional material.
Such exceptional footage!! Well done!
You are also very welcome to the Maltese islands as seen through the lens of Maltese photographers from “Gino Galea Photo Artist” studio in Malta.
Maltaphotos.com illustrates thousands of quality images depicting this Mediterranean archipelago consisting of Malta, Gozo and Comino. Mainly this stock library comprehends landmarks, aerial views, landscapes, seascapes, the people and their identity, their attire and habits besides traditions, culture and much more. That also includes fine art photography illustrating artistic Photos of Malta. In this library, where new stunning images are constantly being introduced, the main focus lays on the characteristics, beauty and the unique charm of Malta - The George Cross Island.
Visit : www.maltaphotos.com
I live in Malta and it is not that nice
fatima assaf beautiful country. I want to live there.
Why you don't like your country ? Looks like a lovely country town ? Love to visit next ? Tell us more about ?
That is not my country but I live in Malta !!!!!
fatima assaf if you are not happy in our country you can easily go back to yours.. simple as that hehe ;)
God bless you my friend!
♡ Malta
fatima assaf well you can always try filfla it's not that far 🇲🇹
Most of them has no etiquette, the bus drivers, owner of the stores, employees in hotel and hospitals has no moral ascendancy, most of them has no patience, but not all, there are good but they’re always right, they trait foreigners rubbished yet it contributed a vital role tho their economy, they want nobody’s above them, they don’t want to speak your own dialects especially foreigners because they thought you are talking behind them and yet they are the WORST GOSSIPers. They have always a commentary against you despite of doing your best..