Moving to Canada | What's it really like? | My International student experience
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- There are a lot of videos about how to migrate but in this video I talk about the emotional and mental journey becoming an immigrant and adjusting in Canada.
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Your videos are just what I was looking for! Thank you nI hope you keep doing them
Thank you!! I really appreciate you watching it means a lot.
I love your videos. I am from Jamaica and I will be moving to Toronto for school Janaury and the content you release has been very valuable to me.
Oh my God, your moving here at the worst time...lol. At least when you move here in the summer, the weather shock is at least a bit more gradual as you get into winter. To come in the middle of winter is going to be super hard for you..lol. Good luck!
@@C-mac_in_the_6ix if I had an option I would... but life lol.....
@@shana-kayshirley I'm surprised you program doesn't have a fall start semester.
I'm sure many people you know have already told you this, but as someone coming from the Islands in January, you'll need a down filled parka jacket, and gloves. Hope that's enough to keep you warm...lol. It takes your body two or three years to adapt to the winters here.
@@C-mac_in_the_6ix okay....I will start the purchase of these next week online out of season and thank you very much.. It has a fall start but its a long story. I was accepted to school in Montreal for September but I had some challenges with receiving the CAQ prior to applying for the study visa and the government changed a policy in relation to post grad work permit which would have affected me. So I had to switch gears in July and was lucky to get accepted for January intake...But I will tough it out as best as I can, I have no choice now. Lol. Thank you
@@shana-kayshirley Well I'm not an international student, but if there's anything I can help you out with, don't hesitate to ask!
Yup. Like someone said, "It's not what happens to you, it's how you interpret it."
Facts bro
Welcome to Canada my friend! Happy to have you here!
Wow your photo with the snow and the building with the lights. That's where I work! That's Maison Manuvie.
Love your videos.
ohh wow thanks for watching !!
I'm from a small town in Ontario even I had culture shock when I moved to Toronto. Ten years ago and I'm still not used to it.
I knew you were a Bahamian before you said it! Great video!
Hahaha I’m not even trying to hide that 😂 thanks for watching 🙏🏿
An easy two line mnemonic verse (seemingly inspired by the famous Roy G Biv mnemonic) for this is:
Ynn N Princeedward'
Basmoq N Nova'
which are the initials/first parts of:
Yukon Territory, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island,
British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia.
Note that Ynn (which is pronounced "in") contains all three territories, while Ynn N Princeedward' contains all of what can be called the "northern row" and Basmoq N Nova' contains all of what can be called the southern row.
Note also that each line of the mnemonic follows certain rules that make recalling them correctly rather easy. First, each line is constrained to contain exactly five syllables. The line must stretch from coast to coast. The territories and provinces are represented by their initials unless they are at the end of a line, in which case it is represented by the first few syllables of its full name with spaces removed.
All members of the northern row, except Prince Edward Island, include, in their mainlands, part of the Arctic, defined as north of the sixtieth parallel and all members of the southern row, except Nova Scotia, share a land border with the United States.
This mnemonic is the Canadian part of the well-known (or at least known) "Woc An Tl Ma Flor'" mnemonic for all the states, divisions, and regions of the US, and all the provinces and territories of Canada.
Here is a link to an article that explains the Woc An Tl Ma Flor mnemonic, that you can read for free and without registering: bartshmatthew.medium.com/easily-recall-the-fifty-states-and-nine-divisions-of-the-united-states-and-the-thirteen-e56881c38146
You are a handsome guy. i can watch you all day.😄
It is what it is
Nice vlog!.......When did you come to Canada ?
Nice vlog ❤️
Thanks a lot for watching
Which school and program did u study?
Yeah not much different from moving from within Canada
Facts 👍
Thanks for watching
Hello
How do you like living in Canada?
I'm still here and it has been quite the experience to say the least 😅 not bad depending on the circumstances and reason for moving here!
@@abroadstateofmind5571 it’s too cold up there for me lol.
Can I get ur handle so I get assistance not financially but setting d right plans
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