My uncle used to live in Tanzania with his wife for a few years, that was back in the days. My uncle is 72 now and we are from Finland. Very interesting videos.
Miss Josey is such an amazing lady, such a breath of fresh air. Thank God this video wasn't made by Tommy/Sabbatical, he would have gone to the slums & crazy markets to show all the poverty.
@@schukls993 if you love it so much, why not give all your belongings away & move there to live amongst your people. Let their reality be your reality?
@@schukls993 I'm pretty sure we hide our poor, homeless people here in the states! Our country is constantly portrayed as a place where everyone can achieve their American dream. No one ever talks about the nightmare. I think Africans deserves the right to also portray their continent as a prosperous one!!! They deserve it.
@@schukls993 I get your point, but as someone who also travels a lot, i know for a fact that Sabbatical & Indigo travellers often paint one-sided pictures of the countries they visit. For example, check out the videos i shot while visiting Nigeria on my channel. You'd immediately understand what i mean.
I'm not going to lie but I admire how African women fight for their money! They will never accept nonsense. I'm definitely loving your spirit Josey. 🤩🤩🤩🤩👌🏾
I so love what you share on your channel. You have such a beautiful way about you. You smile easily. You laugh so freely. And from my viewing of your stories, I feel so much joy about you. Makes sense why you have the number of subscribers you do. And I am both proud and grateful to have discovered you. Stay blessed and continue your journey. You truly make a difference in this world because you are here. And it is perfect. And yes, Tanzania has such a beautiful people which makes this experience shine like the brightest star.🥰😇❤💯💫💫💫🙏
I’ve noticed in several of your videos that people are trying to take all of your money very often and you always have to negotiate the price down. You should do a video on how to not be taken for all of your money while traveling.
The Asante word in Tanzania is probably the same as the Ashante tribe in Ghana.Some people pronounce San as shan but they both saying the same thing. Lovely,thank you for bringing us sunshine. Cheers!
Great videos. Really like these 'everyday life' videos: no scripting, down to earth and right in the action. I can almost smell the frying oil and black tea at the breakfast. I'm really seeing parallels between East Africa and South & Southeast Asia. Especially in terms of the food and transport. The fried bread is a breakfast staple in Malaysia, Singapore and South Asia. Tea is usually served with condensed milk. But coffee is often black with sugar. Open air restaurants like the one you ate breakfast are quite common. Lunch restaurant also very similar to what you have in Malaysia / Vietnam / Singapore or Indonesia. The transport (riding pillion and the traffic and the bus terminal) looks like Southeast Asia. But wearing a helmet like that won't do you much good in an accident. The style of buildings in Dar Es Salaam also reminds me of Malaysia or Thailand. East Africa really looks like a good place for budget travel. Please keep these videos coming!
I am from India -That type of chapati is called "Roti" in India & Indian sub continent and we also have Black tea in our breakfast...by the way, that is not fried chapati.... We call it Paratha
Great video Ms Josey !! Someday I plan to see much of Africa. Please be safe in your travels !! You are a beautiful woman with a very beautiful smile !! I look forward to your next vlog. Take care !!!!
I am a new subscriber I think you are just amazing. You look like a lady that gives me support. You are so beautiful. Dobspato England Newcastle Upon Tyne.
This place is clean and much orderly than places in Nigeria! That bike-man wanted to behave like a typical Lagos bike-man: when they realized that you're new then they purposely inflate the prize of everything 😏
Hi Josey i like you and youre video so much. I m from germany and come this july first time africa (Tanzania). Now in january i go my 4. time back to daresalaam. I love this country and his people. Friendly and smiling everywhere. They say welcome tanzania and i feel it. Many greetings from germany
Love your videos The restaurant you stopped at look good but was very noisy then I realize the only advantage of watching you on RUclips over traveling alongside is that I can turn down the volume. Keep up the good work
3:24 'Chai is 300, chapati 400. That is 900 Tanzanian shillings.' Wait, is there an eat-in fee? I was glad to find your content, Josey, keep smiling and laughing. Best regards from Australia.
Loved seeing Dar hood once again. I lived in Dar for a year as I did school at Chuo chiku. I recommend you stay longer in Dar and learn real Swahili from the source. Kiswaza carrying East African passport nga tomanyi official language ya EA community 😂
Your next video will be with Sabbatical, like a livestream?We want to see you guys with Sab on another adventure in this exotic places!take care ,bless
You had amazing videos when you were in your village explaining normal life These days you have changed and now finding hard to survive on 8.72$ I a year you will have a hard time to survive on 100$ a day It shows how humans as we are
Nice interactions. Loved how you brightened up at the sight of matooke! True Ugandan. 14:18 After you said you like Maasai (Ninapenda, not anapenda) the Maasai man asked you to kiss him 😁😁 Happy to see your channel growing, always following from Kenya. Barikiwa sana.
Karibu, welcome to Dar/Tz, i think you went to the city market place of kariakoo which is usually busy and with people.moving a lot, anyways i hope ypu enjoyed your stay....a local link would have showed you around better....
Karibu Josey Pls take us on a tour of a soccer game or a sports bar Let’s enjoy how Ugandan soccer fans watch games and argue about their favorite teams
Miss Josey please becareful on the road and the people not everyone you can trust , keep your vlog stick close to you and don’t give no one to hold for you 🇯🇲🇯🇲
Hi Ms Josef I think that your very brave to have ventured into unknown places of Africa! I wish that could hang out with you! But I know I’m not that brave. Lol
Miss Josey is such an amazing lady, such a breath of fresh air. Thank God this video wasn't made by Tommy/Sabbatical, he would have gone to the slums & crazy markets to show all the poverty.
I spent 30 days in Zanzibar and I can say that many items are pretty expensive. Food as well, but I managed to spend 5$ for an entire day. You just need to know where to go 😉. Got a bunch of vlogs from Zanzibar as well. It was a great time
Dar es Salaam is much more affordable than Zanzibar because the island is more of a tourist attraction. Question can you spend $5 in your country for the day?
@@AfricanGooner10 Is true, Zanzibar's prices are higher than on the main land. I wonder how do the Zanzibarians survive with such prices 🤔. Their salary is very low compared with the food prices. I live in Germany and 5 $ (4.5 €) are enough to survive for a day. It is not easy because you have to be creative and stretch the money but is either you buy some junk food high in calories and you make it through the day or you cook yourself something cheap but still good. You can check my vlogs out from Zanzibar if you like 👍🏼😊
My uncle used to live in Tanzania with his wife for a few years, that was back in the days. My uncle is 72 now and we are from Finland. Very interesting videos.
Greetings from Costa Rica 🇨🇷!!! Wonderful Tanzania 🇹🇿😍
Even in the bad parts of town it seemingly rubbish free. Respect.
And I have noticed East Africa is generally cleaner than the West.
Do you watch Jim Nduruchi
@@irenedavo3768 No I don't, I should?
Tanzanians are very humble and friendly people.........thanks miss Josey! Don't give up!!!
Miss Josey is such an amazing lady, such a breath of fresh air. Thank God this video wasn't made by Tommy/Sabbatical, he would have gone to the slums & crazy markets to show all the poverty.
@@schukls993 nope! I only enjoy seeing happy & prosperous Africans.
@@schukls993 if you love it so much, why not give all your belongings away & move there to live amongst your people. Let their reality be your reality?
@@schukls993 I'm pretty sure we hide our poor, homeless people here in the states! Our country is constantly portrayed as a place where everyone can achieve their American dream. No one ever talks about the nightmare. I think Africans deserves the right to also portray their continent as a prosperous one!!! They deserve it.
@@schukls993 I get your point, but as someone who also travels a lot, i know for a fact that Sabbatical & Indigo travellers often paint one-sided pictures of the countries they visit.
For example, check out the videos i shot while visiting Nigeria on my channel. You'd immediately understand what i mean.
I'm not going to lie but I admire how African women fight for their money! They will never accept nonsense. I'm definitely loving your spirit Josey. 🤩🤩🤩🤩👌🏾
I knew there was a good reason to stay up late tonight. It's 1:36am now
😘😘
I so love what you share on your channel. You have such a beautiful way about you. You smile easily. You laugh so freely. And from my viewing of your stories, I feel so much joy about you. Makes sense why you have the number of subscribers you do. And I am both proud and grateful to have discovered you. Stay blessed and continue your journey. You truly make a difference in this world because you are here. And it is perfect. And yes, Tanzania has such a beautiful people which makes this experience shine like the brightest star.🥰😇❤💯💫💫💫🙏
I’ve noticed in several of your videos that people are trying to take all of your money very often and you always have to negotiate the price down. You should do a video on how to not be taken for all of your money while traveling.
Yes many countries you need to negotiate prices..some bad ass people money lovers , allover the planet
Not good!
whatever the first price is cut in half or 1/3. ask them for the real price. if they don't change the price walk away. it's that easy.
The Asante word in Tanzania is probably the same as the Ashante tribe in Ghana.Some people pronounce San as shan but they both saying the same thing. Lovely,thank you for bringing us sunshine. Cheers!
It’s actually ahsante not asante that’s how we write it in Kiswahili. I don’t know much about the Ashante tribe but it could be the same. Karibu
I recommend you visit Makumbusho village, Askari Monument, Bandari port, Kigamboni via ferry fish market.
This is a great video Miss Josey! We have found Dar es Salaam very affordable in our time here.
And I've been a fan from Kenya ever since you landed
@@reduniverse8912 thank you!
You have brought the memories. Now am missing Tanzania and the People
Yay!! Another travel video from Amazing Miss Josey
Great video. I ended up learning some Swahili. And the people in Tanzania are so welcoming 😂
Great videos. Really like these 'everyday life' videos: no scripting, down to earth and right in the action. I can almost smell the frying oil and black tea at the breakfast. I'm really seeing parallels between East Africa and South & Southeast Asia. Especially in terms of the food and transport.
The fried bread is a breakfast staple in Malaysia, Singapore and South Asia. Tea is usually served with condensed milk. But coffee is often black with sugar. Open air restaurants like the one you ate breakfast are quite common. Lunch restaurant also very similar to what you have in Malaysia / Vietnam / Singapore or Indonesia.
The transport (riding pillion and the traffic and the bus terminal) looks like Southeast Asia. But wearing a helmet like that won't do you much good in an accident.
The style of buildings in Dar Es Salaam also reminds me of Malaysia or Thailand.
East Africa really looks like a good place for budget travel. Please keep these videos coming!
@@tuforu4 Thanks for the input. Please elaborate.
That type of chapati is called "Roti" in India & Indian sub continent
I am from India -That type of chapati is called "Roti" in India & Indian sub continent and we also have Black tea in our breakfast...by the way, that is not fried chapati.... We call it Paratha
@@Medi638 Roti Canai (Malaysia) Roti Prata (Singapore)
Yes East Africa is nice place and we have single visa you can tour 6 countries at a single visa Uganda kenya Tanzania Rwanda Burundi and South Sudan
Miss Josey I loved watching you visit the ladies in the "kitchen" cooking the food. And all the other interactions with the friendly people.
Good job Miss Josey, love your attitude and free spirit with great situational awareness. God bless in your travels!
Hi Miss Josey, your vids are so lovely. I wish I could travel and meet people like you do.
Lovely videos miss Josey! I really really enjoy them, so wholesome and heartwarming ;)
Africa is a beautiful continent !
these videos of yours going around africa are awesome thanks for taking us on the journey
Great video Ms Josey !!
Someday I plan to see much of Africa. Please be safe in your travels !!
You are a beautiful woman with a very beautiful smile !! I look forward to your next vlog. Take care !!!!
Love watching your beautiful travel videos.. You bring beautiful Tanzania all the way to New Orleans Louisiana.. Thanks you
That helmet didnt look like it was gonna keep the gorgeous girl safe.
But at least that gorgeous hair was safe!
Priorities in order! Lol.
Great video, greetings from 🇺🇸. Love to see you visiting all the local spots.
Hi Josey🙋 watching from kenya Muzuri sana video👍
Tanzania is a lovely country. All it needs is infrastructure development.
Do you watch John StJulien
Same with many other African countries like Uganda and Nigeria. But that is a Big thing missing it isnt it? No wonder so many want to migrate
I miss Tanzania, lovely people and weather 🇹🇿
Just arrived in Tanzania on Thursday third visit this year! I'll be here until February! Love Tanzania!
Finally Ms Josey in my city. 👏🏽 Karibu.
Enjoying your content sis. You have wonderful energy. Keep sharing content. You make everyone smile.
God bless, happy sunday! Great vibe, nice country🤗
This is the best travel vlog out of Africa that I have seen. Love what Josey is doing and clearly she is liked by everyone she meets. God bless!
You have awesome content on your channel.
Thank you 😘
Bless yuh Miss Josey...haf a great 2022 and a lot of nice videos...yuh a real natural beauty...
your camera skills are getting much better----im impressed!!
You go , girl ! Beautiful as ever ! ❤
Hey was just going to shut phone off and sleep. Hope all is going well and enjoying your adventures. Stay sweet.
Thanks for watching 😘
Very interesting reflections ! Thanks 🙏
Great video nice friendly people thanks for sharing
Welcome to Tanzania dar es salaam
Asante/thanks
I love Tanzania. I am back in the states and I miss Zanzibar so much. I will be back in July. Counting the days till I leave here
Such a beautiful lady. Great personality x
I am a new subscriber I think you are just amazing. You look like a lady that gives me support. You are so beautiful. Dobspato England Newcastle Upon Tyne.
This place is clean and much orderly than places in Nigeria!
That bike-man wanted to behave like a typical Lagos bike-man: when they realized that you're new then they purposely inflate the prize of everything 😏
Hi Josey i like you and youre video so much. I m from germany and come this july first time africa (Tanzania). Now in january i go my 4. time back to daresalaam. I love this country and his people. Friendly and smiling everywhere. They say welcome tanzania and i feel it. Many greetings from germany
Nice people thanks for showcasing its making me as a Ugandan to visit Tz soon watching live from Nairobi #Afrosaml
Actually loved the video💕
Love your videos
The restaurant you stopped at look good but was very noisy then I realize the only advantage of watching you on RUclips over traveling alongside is that I can turn down the volume.
Keep up the good work
Great 👍 videos!
3:24 'Chai is 300, chapati 400. That is 900 Tanzanian shillings.' Wait, is there an eat-in fee? I was glad to find your content, Josey, keep smiling and laughing. Best regards from Australia.
But 3 & 4 is 7
Loved seeing Dar hood once again. I lived in Dar for a year as I did school at Chuo chiku. I recommend you stay longer in Dar and learn real Swahili from the source. Kiswaza carrying East African passport nga tomanyi official language ya EA community 😂
Your next video will be with Sabbatical, like a livestream?We want to see you guys with Sab on another adventure in this exotic places!take care ,bless
Glad I found your channel ♡
MISS JOISHIY ASHATA ESHANA , BOMBOO, HAKUNA MATATA FRIENDS VERY NICE AMEZING VIDIO
You rock Ms Josey! Keep up the good vids! I am hooked for sure !
Miss josey you are beautiful inside and out thank you for being you and keep making videos!!
Love your vids!
Imagine to be Ugandan and Sabbatical is speaking swahili than you 😳
Great video Miss Josey. Thank you. Love the shades 🙂
You had amazing videos when you were in your village explaining normal life
These days you have changed and now finding hard to survive on 8.72$ I a year you will have a hard time to survive on 100$ a day
It shows how humans as we are
Good job my sister
thank you happy girl 😘🥰👍
Mam, I m from India and I love your videos.... You are doing great by sharing these videos.... Thank you ! god bless
Good job. Thaks for coming tz😹😹😹
Hi Miss Jossy...you are really special...so nice...so friendly..so beautyful...wooow...i love to watch your videos...
Greetings From Germany
Nice video, nice people and beautiful country
Posta means post office. Both in Dar and Mombasa, the post office is the most central place in town
You come to Jamaica josy.will have a great time.
Miss josse I love you you are showing real life love from Nagpur Maharashtra India
Nice interactions.
Loved how you brightened up at the sight of matooke! True Ugandan.
14:18 After you said you like Maasai (Ninapenda, not anapenda) the Maasai man asked you to kiss him 😁😁
Happy to see your channel growing, always following from Kenya.
Barikiwa sana.
Karibu, welcome to Dar/Tz, i think you went to the city market place of kariakoo which is usually busy and with people.moving a lot, anyways i hope ypu enjoyed your stay....a local link would have showed you around better....
Jhey Miss josey, you must put the helmet well, is a life saver......nice breakfast....
You have such good content girl❤️❤️ can’t wait to see more🎉
Karibu Josey
Pls take us on a tour of a soccer game or a sports bar
Let’s enjoy how Ugandan soccer fans watch games and argue about their favorite teams
Stay strong Josie. Thank you for the videos
You don't wear a helmet to not get arrested, you wear it for your own protection
I enjoy watching you
Wonderful video..
You better make it on that money. That is somebody else's salary for half a month or even a month in TZ 😳
Miss Josey please becareful on the road and the people not everyone you can trust , keep your vlog stick close to you and don’t give no one to hold for you 🇯🇲🇯🇲
Hi Ms Josef I think that your very brave to have ventured into unknown places of Africa! I wish that could hang out with you! But I know I’m not that brave. Lol
Would like to visit one day!👍🏾🙏🏾
You make me like to visit Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda
How she just goes about telling everyone. how are you? Like she was sent by the A.U to check on them.
Keep it up
Love the shades!
Miss Josey is such an amazing lady, such a breath of fresh air. Thank God this video wasn't made by Tommy/Sabbatical, he would have gone to the slums & crazy markets to show all the poverty.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
You really confused that young Maasai man, #Maasai wa Uganda😜
It looks like he was. "Wow we really have Maasai in Uganda🤔"
He got confused😝🤷
A well respectful people
Food very reasonable priced.
I spent 30 days in Zanzibar and I can say that many items are pretty expensive. Food as well, but I managed to spend 5$ for an entire day. You just need to know where to go 😉. Got a bunch of vlogs from Zanzibar as well. It was a great time
Dar es Salaam is much more affordable than Zanzibar because the island is more of a tourist attraction. Question can you spend $5 in your country for the day?
@@AfricanGooner10 Is true, Zanzibar's prices are higher than on the main land. I wonder how do the Zanzibarians survive with such prices 🤔. Their salary is very low compared with the food prices. I live in Germany and 5 $ (4.5 €) are enough to survive for a day. It is not easy because you have to be creative and stretch the money but is either you buy some junk food high in calories and you make it through the day or you cook yourself something cheap but still good. You can check my vlogs out from Zanzibar if you like 👍🏼😊
Türkiye den selamlar videolar doğal ve ilgi çekici, özellikle Uganda köylerinde yaşam çok zor görünüyor
Beautiful Tanzania 😍
Very nice tour of Darusalam..
Thanks again for sharing ✌️❤️🙏
Hi josey ... I like your wideos , come to Istanbul...
God Bless you!
Tanzania is so amazing
Nice video...
The motorbike wanted 1500 and you paid him 5000 😂. In Tz and Kenya when someone says 15 he probably means 15 hundred
Oh, is that what happened? So in his head when she said 5000 he was like “Whoohooo!”
@@jeremybyington Yeah. She offered him a better deal . You could see in his face he was happier