I love how George cannot hide if he doesn't like somethings, he's so sincere and polite. Very cute! By the way, morrocan people seems very friendly! Have a nice trip, salut from Brasil!
@@Wird97 I don't know, maybe he was more focused on the taste than the texture. I got a little bit surprised when he ate the fishbone, but since he didn't choke, I thought everything was alright 😂 (maybe it was a soft fishbone? Idk) Cheers mate!
there’s a lot of market streets with sort of a lattice ceiling along them, it’s so interesting! and that cow feet stew actually looked good, but I can imagine that it was probably funky 😂 thanks again for your hard work, I’m really enjoying seeing Morocco through your videos!
Hey guys, did I miss out on many videos? I was at the beach these few days to relax my brain. :) I had no internet connection while I was there. I've just come back. Seeing you eat camel meat from the other video was not for me, but people there enjoy it and it's part of their culture. Not to mention snails. In Portugal, they serve this dish too, from what I've heard. I mean, snails. Interesting videos, George. I've learned a lot just by watching. I want to point t out that cow's feet are also sold here in Brazil, and also in many parts of the world, where they eat calf's-foot jelly and bone marrow. Studies have shown that consuming bone broth has many health benefits. These were fuel for our early ancestors, and pretty exotic to us too. You're boosting your immune system with these dishes, George. :) Até mais!
I simply love this series. I’m always amazed how they can pick up languages. I dont know if it’s a stereotype. I’ve learned English, German and trying to learn Spanish and it’s rough… not smooth at all. I’m reaching my limit in terms of language learning
I have to admit, when you were with Abdul (?) in those empty narrow streets, followed by empty narrow stairs, I was getting stressed worried about your personal safety. I think I can safely say that you were perfectly safe in the Markets of Morocco!
The narrow streets look a bit empty like that because that's the residential area of the medina, not part of the market lol and it's not secluded or anything so don't worry, nothing to fear during the day when the sun's out. Also, most houses in the old medinas have very narrow staircases, most likely to maximize the use of space.
@cANADAkEITH JUST YOUR WESTERN MEDIA TRY TO GIVE A WRONG IMAGE ABOUT MOROCCO I PERSONALLY FOUND MOROCCO SAFIER THAN CANADA AND USA , TRY THAILAND AND YOU WILL UNDERSTAND WHAT I MEAN , THIS SAME COUNTRY YOU PROMOTE FOR HIDDEN REASONS I CAN'T INCLUDE HERE
I hope you will visit Tangier. It is a wonderful city and there are beautiful places. I will be waiting for you when you visit Tangier. I love you my brother ❤❤
actually an average moroccan guy has at least 2 languages by default which are french and arabic and the rest know more than 2 either its english or spanish and there is also that kind of guides they never learn languages in a dedicated center or in the school they just speaking to foreigners and they learn from them they start by mixing languages such as english with some basic words from the language they want to learn following this way they could learn more than one language
Konitchiwa, watachiwa hiba desu yorochku onegai chimasu (Sorry I'm still learning hiragana 😅) Anyway I'm a big fan of yours I'm so obsessed with Japanese culture that's why I learn it I still have to learn how to write in hiragana and katagana( gambarimasu💪) and I love your work and I enjoy it so much I really wanted to meet you in person but I knew you already passed Casablanca so I thought I could tell you this: You're an awesome and kind person we love you and support you I wish if I can meet you someday and I promise to learn Japanese so I can get to go there and purchase my dreams and I'll share my experience in Japan to the world like you someday and finely I want to say WELCOME TO MOROCCO 🇲🇦🇯🇵
I think that the fish meal was a bit pricey, but seems delicious😋 Casablanca is indeed a big city, and it requires more than one day to discover it as a whole. Other than that, I hope you had a good time in there!
I think that there is a big difference in food between Morocco and Japan, because there is a big cultural differences, and I do not think that Moroccan food will suit the taste of the Japanese people because Japanese food often depends on rice and fish, while Moroccan food contains various vegetables, meat, fish and strong spices It is often eaten with bread instead of rice, and in order to have a good experience in Morocco, I advise you to go to famous restaurants where you can eat famous dishes such as couscous, sweet tagine with plums, fish pastilla, chicken pastilla, seffa, harira soup , bisara soup and many other dishes
wait, George, did you swallow the fish spine? Oh noes But I wanna give an idea: what about a live in your birthday so we can give you happy birthday and ask about the travel, donate and stuff?
Calf foot is delicious, when made properly with potatoes, fresh herbs (coriander and paisley), onions, fried garlic and the bones removed once is cooked. That one you had looks pretty awful.
So I’m wondering if the cow feet stew is supposed to taste like cow or if that particular one is just, well, not very good. And, while I appreciate Brazilian and Moroccan food, with their stews and concoctions of layered flavors, they make me appreciate Japanese food, with its emphasis on the pure flavor of an item-salmon sashimi, grilled mackerel, kushiyaki-even more. (It’s just a matter of taste, I guess.)
It didn't look that good to me lol. The sauce was too runny and looked kinda underseasoned. That dish if made the right way is actually really delicious with a salty and sweet caramelized thick sauce.
Bro you killed me when eating Sole fish whole! 😂😂😂😂 Thouhgt all Japanese people were fish experts, but actually I was wrong! 😂 Enjoy your stay! PS: When you're accompagnied by someone in Morocco, and you start eating, you have absolutely to invite the other person! It's a cultural thing!
hi! welcome to Morocco, I am from Marrakesh. I just wanted to say that people mostly are friendly around Morocco, but they can use that you are a foreigner and sell you stuff very expensive. Just take care and try to walk around with friends. Cuz that fish you ate is less than 30DH
بارككم من القوادة مكاينش السمك اقل من 30 درهم نت في مراكش معندكمش البحر مكتعرفش اثمنة السمك بلا متبقى تكذب على السياح باش تبين مدينتك مراكش لو ان مسؤولي الدارالبيضاء أرادو السياحة فلن تظهر مراكش او اي مدينة مع الدارالبيضاء كل مدن المغرب صغيرة مقارنة مع الدارالبيضاء سياسة المغرب هو منح فرص الشغل بالسياحة للمدن التي لا تتوفر على مصانع وشركات وثمن السمك ميرنا والصول والقمرون مناسب
Did you know that the word "you" in arabic is pronounced "A'nta"? Kinda like how it is in Japanese...either it's a wild coincidence or something is going on...
Actually as a morrocan i got pretty angry at first because of the price like they charged him 80 dh for that dish and they didint even serve it how its supposed to be served when normally I would pay 20 dh max for a dish like that and what upset me most is the guide was there to prevent these scams while he just went on with it
براكة من القوادة واعطاء السياح نظرة سيئة على المغرب السمك مع المونادة ثمن مناسب 80 DH والكرعين 25 dh مع التصوير هذا ثمن مناسب في الدارالبيضاء مستوى المعيشة كيختلف من مدينة لمدينة نتا ربما في مدينة صغيرة الثمن أقل
I love how George cannot hide if he doesn't like somethings, he's so sincere and polite. Very cute! By the way, morrocan people seems very friendly! Have a nice trip, salut from Brasil!
Not really ahahah he ate the fish bones and was like "yeah this is fine", the cow foot must have been horrible for him to be that direct
@@Wird97 I don't know, maybe he was more focused on the taste than the texture. I got a little bit surprised when he ate the fishbone, but since he didn't choke, I thought everything was alright 😂 (maybe it was a soft fishbone? Idk) Cheers mate!
Hahaha thank you for watching! :) Yeah they’re so friendly!😊🇲🇦
Omg, I'm just loving all the architectural detail, Morocco is truly unique in that regard. Great shots from that top of that fort with the canons!
Thank you for watching!😊 Yeah it’s so unique and beautiful 🇲🇦
Uhu! Another amazing video!
Yalla!! 🤗🇧🇷🇯🇵🇲🇦
Thank you for watching!😊🇧🇷🇯🇵🇲🇦 Yalla!
O povo marroquino é muito simpático!
Sim, eles são tão amigáveis!😊🇲🇦
welcome to morocco
We have a dish in Brazil made with cow feet too. It's called "mocotó", and it's simply delicious👌
Oh I wanna try it in Brazil next time!
In Brazil the dish that contain cow feet is called Mocotó.
Nice video George! 😃
Oh I wanna try it in Brazil next time!🇧🇷
Oh that's amazing I will try it if I come to Brazil 🇲🇦❤️🇧🇷❤️🇯🇵
It’s so nice traveling with you George. Thank you for taking us along with you.
Thank you for following my journey!😊
welcome to morocco
there’s a lot of market streets with sort of a lattice ceiling along them, it’s so interesting! and that cow feet stew actually looked good, but I can imagine that it was probably funky 😂 thanks again for your hard work, I’m really enjoying seeing Morocco through your videos!
Yeah it looks good but smells not good haha Thank you for watching!😊
welcome to morocco
Hey guys, did I miss out on many videos? I was at the beach these few days to relax my brain. :) I had no internet connection while I was there. I've just come back. Seeing you eat camel meat from the other video was not for me, but people there enjoy it and it's part of their culture. Not to mention snails. In Portugal, they serve this dish too, from what I've heard. I mean, snails. Interesting videos, George. I've learned a lot just by watching. I want to point t out that cow's feet are also sold here in Brazil, and also in many parts of the world, where they eat calf's-foot jelly and bone marrow. Studies have shown that consuming bone broth has many health benefits. These were fuel for our early ancestors, and pretty exotic to us too. You're boosting your immune system with these dishes, George. :) Até mais!
Oh I wanna try it in Brazil next time! Ate mais🇧🇷
I simply love this series. I’m always amazed how they can pick up languages. I dont know if it’s a stereotype. I’ve learned English, German and trying to learn Spanish and it’s rough… not smooth at all. I’m reaching my limit in terms of language learning
Thank you for watching!😊 Yeah most of them are bilingual which is so impressive!!
Moroccan people speak Berber, Arabic, french, spanish and a little bit of English ❤️
I have to admit, when you were with Abdul (?) in those empty narrow streets, followed by empty narrow stairs, I was getting stressed worried about your personal safety. I think I can safely say that you were perfectly safe in the Markets of Morocco!
Thank you for watching! I was perfectly safe!👍
The narrow streets look a bit empty like that because that's the residential area of the medina, not part of the market lol and it's not secluded or anything so don't worry, nothing to fear during the day when the sun's out. Also, most houses in the old medinas have very narrow staircases, most likely to maximize the use of space.
@cANADAkEITH JUST YOUR WESTERN MEDIA TRY TO GIVE A WRONG IMAGE ABOUT MOROCCO I PERSONALLY FOUND MOROCCO SAFIER THAN CANADA AND USA , TRY THAILAND AND YOU WILL UNDERSTAND WHAT I MEAN , THIS SAME COUNTRY YOU PROMOTE FOR HIDDEN REASONS I CAN'T INCLUDE HERE
Appreciate your work and coming to Morocco
Thank you!😊🇲🇦
I hope you will visit Tangier. It is a wonderful city and there are beautiful places. I will be waiting for you when you visit Tangier. I love you my brother ❤❤
Yes I’m planning to go there too! Thank you for watching!😊
You need to visit Tangier my home town
Yes I’m planning to go there too!👍
this guy is enjoying life rn, congragulations man. be careful out there.
Thank you! :)
Omg, I'm impressed at that guy for knowing so many different languages! He could be a translator :O Also, great video as always.
Yeah and his guiding skill is amazing too! Thank you for watching 😊
actually an average moroccan guy has at least 2 languages by default which are french and arabic
and the rest know more than 2
either its english or spanish
and there is also that kind of guides they never learn languages in a dedicated center or in the school
they just speaking to foreigners and they learn from them
they start by mixing languages such as english with some basic words from the language they want to learn
following this way they could learn more than one language
Konitchiwa, watachiwa hiba desu yorochku onegai chimasu
(Sorry I'm still learning hiragana 😅)
Anyway I'm a big fan of yours I'm so obsessed with Japanese culture that's why I learn it I still have to learn how to write in hiragana and katagana( gambarimasu💪) and I love your work and I enjoy it so much I really wanted to meet you in person but I knew you already passed Casablanca so I thought I could tell you this:
You're an awesome and kind person we love you and support you I wish if I can meet you someday and I promise to learn Japanese so I can get to go there and purchase my dreams and I'll share my experience in Japan to the world like you someday and finely I want to say
WELCOME TO MOROCCO 🇲🇦🇯🇵
Thank you so much 😊😊 I hope you visit and enjoy Japan someday 🇯🇵❤️🇲🇦
10:54 - I love when the vendor sends a kiss to the camera. 😄
I like that part too! It shows how nice people here are!
Nice market, thanks George and Abdul for the visit ^^
The cow feet stew look unique I am curious now 😂😂😂
Thank you for watching! Looks and SMELLS unique haha
I fell in love with you man, your videos are so spontaneous in a beautiful way❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for watching!😊
The guide is so nice!
And omg, George you are brave I think I wouldn't eat half of the things you try in all the countries you visit 😅🤣
Hahaha I ate so much food!😋
I think that the fish meal was a bit pricey, but seems delicious😋
Casablanca is indeed a big city, and it requires more than one day to discover it as a whole. Other than that, I hope you had a good time in there!
Yeah it was a bit pricey but it’s ok. I’m having a very good time here😊🇲🇦
I think that there is a big difference in food between Morocco and Japan, because there is a big cultural differences, and I do not think that Moroccan food will suit the taste of the Japanese people because Japanese food often depends on rice and fish, while Moroccan food contains various vegetables, meat, fish and strong spices It is often eaten with bread instead of rice, and in order to have a good experience in Morocco, I advise you to go to famous restaurants where you can eat famous dishes such as couscous, sweet tagine with plums, fish pastilla, chicken pastilla, seffa, harira soup , bisara soup and many other dishes
Yeah but I’ve been enjoying the food here😋 Thank you for your advice! :)
Best place on the planet
Welcome to the city of Casablanca and the Kingdom of Morocco 🇲🇦
Thank you!😊🇲🇦
Nice walk in market👍🇨🇦
It was so fun to walk around!
Morocco is Best Country of the World,welcome Japan in Morocco i come From Germany🇲🇦🇩🇪❤
Yes Morocco is such a beautiful country 😊🇲🇦🇩🇪
naréé lhargma! délicious
You had me at cow feet stew 😊😊😊
13:31 it's smell cow ... I'm dying 😂😂 love your vids from Morocco 🇯🇵❤️🇲🇦
😂 Thank you for watching!😊
شكرا على الفيديو .تحية خاصة للسيد ابدول.
شكرا لمشاهدتك!😊🇲🇦
Nicely done🥰
Thank you!😊
Welcome to Morocco ❤
Thank you!😊🇲🇦
Oh you should come to Essaouira 🇲🇦 and don't forget to visit chefchaouen
I’m planning to go to Chefchaouen next week!
Enjoy your time and welcome To Morocco 🇲🇦❤️
Deus abençoe você em suas viagens. 🇧🇷
Obrigado!🇧🇷
Nice 👍😋
Thank you for watching!😊
Delicious😺😺😺
My beloved ♥ city greeting from Hamburg, missed my country 😢
Thank you for watching from Hamburg😊
I hope you like your stay there
Yes I’m having a very good time here!😊
you should visit alhoussaima it is very beautiful city in Morocco.
If I have time, I’d love to! :)
Come to Tangier it's a beautiful city
Yeah but I’m going to Chefchaouen this week!
Mou iikagem nihon syoku ga tabetai desyou?
I’m going to eat Japanese food tomorrow haha
My favourite one ❤️
Thank you for watching!😊
u should use the bread to eat that kind of dihs even for the tanjia etc it changes everything
Ok!👍
Esperando sua próxima visita de novo no Brasil! Abraços!!!
❤️🇧🇷
welcome to morocco
wait, George, did you swallow the fish spine? Oh noes
But I wanna give an idea: what about a live in your birthday so we can give you happy birthday and ask about the travel, donate and stuff?
Yes I’m going to do livestream in my birthday month! Let you guys know when!
Amazing xD but now comeback to Brazil and go to Amazonia Forest ò.ó
Definitely next time!🇧🇷👍
What's the address for this market please?
How much did you pay the guide ?
Like👍💪as always!
Thank you!😊
Come to Azerbaijan🇦🇿😍🥰
Definitely next time!🇦🇿
Cow feet (kariin or hargma) we eat it with bread 🍞
I didn’t really like it🥹
@George Japan it's ok but I'm going to give you an advice next time if you wish to eat moroccan food try to do it with moroccan family in their house.
From Morroco 😉🇲🇦
Thank you for watching!😊🇲🇦
@@GeorgeJapan 🇲🇦 this name of this food is : kuraain
Arigato goziamasu george san
Arigatou for watching!😊
Calf foot is delicious, when made properly with potatoes, fresh herbs (coriander and paisley), onions, fried garlic and the bones removed once is cooked. That one you had looks pretty awful.
Oh that sounds good with all the ingredients!
So I’m wondering if the cow feet stew is supposed to taste like cow or if that particular one is just, well, not very good. And, while I appreciate Brazilian and Moroccan food, with their stews and concoctions of layered flavors, they make me appreciate Japanese food, with its emphasis on the pure flavor of an item-salmon sashimi, grilled mackerel, kushiyaki-even more. (It’s just a matter of taste, I guess.)
I think it shouldn’t taste and smell like cow haha
It didn't look that good to me lol. The sauce was too runny and looked kinda underseasoned. That dish if made the right way is actually really delicious with a salty and sweet caramelized thick sauce.
Hi George , just little advise ! You need to find a real guide or a local friend who can explain you stuff
PS: love your Chanel ✌🏼🙏🏼🎩
And ask for prices before taking order
Thank you for your advice! I’ll definitely do that from next time 👍
Where is the cheapest markets in Casablanca?
Bro you killed me when eating Sole fish whole! 😂😂😂😂 Thouhgt all Japanese people were fish experts, but actually I was wrong! 😂 Enjoy your stay!
PS: When you're accompagnied by someone in Morocco, and you start eating, you have absolutely to invite the other person! It's a cultural thing!
😂😂 Thank you 🇲🇦
Welcom to moroco im moracan how old are you ???
Thank you 😊🇲🇦 27!
I have been following you for a long time. I wish you good luck
Vive le Maroc🇲🇦 et vive le Japon 🇯🇵
❤️💙🤍🇲🇦❤️💙🤍
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OMG!!! I could smell the cow's feet here 😶😶😶 you're very courageous 😬
Yeah I was just so curious 😆
the sound is better without the mic we can hear more of what's near you
😅🤣👍Bonne Appétit
Always 👍
Comeback to Brazil and we can cook for you a cow feet and tail without the cow smell. Truly worth it. ✌🏻😀
Oh I wanna try it in Brazil next time!🇧🇷
Hı. I am learning english can you write with subtitles please? Thank u for all videos
“I’ll take a fish hold the flies”
❤️❤️❤️❤️🇲🇦
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11:19 he say a bad word :)🙃
hi! welcome to Morocco, I am from Marrakesh. I just wanted to say that people mostly are friendly around Morocco, but they can use that you are a foreigner and sell you stuff very expensive. Just take care and try to walk around with friends.
Cuz that fish you ate is less than 30DH
Thank you for watching!😊 Oh no😢 I’ll be more careful. Thanks for your tip!
بارككم من القوادة مكاينش السمك اقل من 30 درهم نت في مراكش معندكمش البحر مكتعرفش اثمنة السمك بلا متبقى تكذب على السياح باش تبين مدينتك مراكش لو ان مسؤولي الدارالبيضاء أرادو السياحة فلن تظهر مراكش او اي مدينة مع الدارالبيضاء كل مدن المغرب صغيرة مقارنة مع الدارالبيضاء سياسة المغرب هو منح فرص الشغل بالسياحة للمدن التي لا تتوفر على مصانع وشركات وثمن السمك ميرنا والصول والقمرون مناسب
I Think that Abidu want only a tip but in fact he teaches you something about Marrocos.
That’s his job!
Morocco 🇲🇦🫀
The dates look like umeboshi to me.
Hahaha it does!
Did you know that the word "you" in arabic is pronounced "A'nta"? Kinda like how it is in Japanese...either it's a wild coincidence or something is going on...
Oh I didn’t know that! That’s pretty interesting haha
What is your next country to visit?
Spain!
Actually as a morrocan i got pretty angry at first because of the price like they charged him 80 dh for that dish and they didint even serve it how its supposed to be served when normally I would pay 20 dh max for a dish like that and what upset me most is the guide was there to prevent these scams while he just went on with it
Oh I see, that actually made me sad😢
🇲🇦🇩🇪♥️
❤️🇲🇦🇩🇪
🇲🇦♥️👍
❤️🇲🇦
🇲🇦⚔️🇲🇦🥳💃💃💃🥳🇲🇦⚔️🇲🇦
You are very brave to try such exotic food😅
Yes I’m brave as hell haha
Did you get any stomach pain or issues after eating street food in Morocco?
Hahahaha cow feet…no way 😂
Até parece que você nunca viu um mocotó
The smell was too strong for me🥹
80 dh l7ote ma9li 7wawh msskin hahahahahzhzh
😢
assausse
Frakesh narimas
Damn ! That man from the beginning was definitely a thief
the guy who walk beside you when you said to him sorry he is a scammer
He was very agressive lol but nice guy
not agressive , some people are just naturally like that lol
He wasn’t aggressive haha He’s just so nice guy👍
😂 you have to eat qar3in with bread
Yes I did!
M MOROCCAN AND TBH I DONT EVEN LIKE THE LAST FOOD U TRY CUZ IT MAKES ME DISGUSTED 🤮
80 درهم داك طبيسيل نتاع الحوت الكرعين خمسة و عشرين نصاب هدا
براكة من القوادة واعطاء السياح نظرة سيئة على المغرب السمك مع المونادة ثمن مناسب 80 DH
والكرعين 25 dh مع التصوير هذا ثمن مناسب في الدارالبيضاء مستوى المعيشة كيختلف من مدينة لمدينة نتا ربما في مدينة صغيرة الثمن أقل
don't trust anyone that are working as guide they could take ur money or just take everything u have please be carefulle
Ok, I’ll be more careful! Thanks for your tip!🙏