Betio to Bikenibeu, Kiribati

[@lifepositive24-7]

Your videos are some of the best on KZbin. You get the point across and make it interesting, as I said before. I enjoy watching your videos from start to finish.

[@JaysWorldTravels]

Thanks for the input.

[@manuellomitet4102]

So thankful for your video for my Kiribati 🇰🇮 country I was so Happy to watch them all especially my Coworkers at the George Hotel n the lovely smile everywhere plus the kids are so cute when they saw people are coming from different countries the are so lovely n adorable I miss the life there Hope you enjoyed stayed there n apologies for everything when things is new for you 😊 Take care

[@JaysWorldTravels]

Thanks for your kind comment.

[@martylutje6951]

It’s like watching a Palagi guy married to a samoan woman thinking he knows about the Samoa culture, but never been to Samoa. There’s a guy out there on KZbin that does that

[@JaysWorldTravels]

Good one

[@JoseGoda-yh9vz]

Thank you for sharing this video, i love to visit this country but it to far from country which is Philippines.

[@JaysWorldTravels]

It’s a nice country to visit.

[@WagnerGroup-o9x]

I have the same shirt you're wearing. It was given to me by a friend from Kiribati 🇰🇮. Very cool guy

[@JaysWorldTravels]

Yeah, it’s what they sell there. I’m surprised you found my video. I’m not even a famous channel.

[@WagnerGroup-o9x]

@JaysWorldTravels I was in Fiji 🇫🇯 for a conference meeting, and I was hanging out with the Kiribati 🇰🇮 guys, and we were watching your videos. The Dog being buried alive 😆 🤣

[@uts4448]

1:29 it sounds like she says "te ika ni bong" which I believe translates to "the fish of night." Im from an island outside Chuuk lagoon in Micronesia. We have a fish called "teikenepek." If you eat too much of it, it will cause a laxative effect lol. Anyways the name comes from Kiribati language "te ika ni beka" meaning "the fish of poop." Another one is the moray eel we call "turapon." It's origin is from Kiribati "te rabono" which I believe they use for eels in general (I could be wrong). We have clans that originated from Kiribati so there are things that we get from them. Also, these people's mannerisms are just like my people. For example, the girl at 2:15. The way she answers "yes" is by raising her eyebrows.

[@JaysWorldTravels]

Thanks for the explanation.

[@rumbiakkilyon8661]

Biak island & Kiribati island is the twins Islands in South Pacific.The best regards from me in Biak island.♥️❤️🌏👍🌵🌴❄️🏝️🏞️🏖️

[@JaysWorldTravels]

Thanks for watching!

[@alfietuerto]

Did you stay with that family?

[@JaysWorldTravels]

Yes, twice at the first family then the last night with a different family in another village.

[@JaysWorldTravels]

I arranged these stays simply by walking up and asking them in person.

[@uoueaioane324]

Yes

[@martylutje6951]

You must be rich Palagi to be able to travel to all these places…

[@martylutje6951]

The store you called a convenient store is called a bush store. Like in Samoa. It’s amazing that you travel to these places and don’t seem to understand. I would think that before you traveled to these places that you would educate yourself? Not being disrespectful but bro…

[@martylutje6951]

You make a lot of money doing this on KZbin?

[@martylutje6951]

Wanting to learn is cool, but I would think you would have an idea where you are traveling to…

[@JaysWorldTravels]

No, it only costs me $43/day to travel. Anyone can travel.

[@martylutje6951]

@@JaysWorldTravels you have to be joking. Airfare alone cost more than that to the places you are traveling to. How can you have a full time job and afford to take that much time off work to travel around? Either you hit a jackpot on some lottery ticket, inherited some money or your parents are paying your way. It cost my family of 5 to fly to Western Samoa over 10 grand round trip not including hotel, car rental and food. Be real n honest🙄

[@JerryJeik]

The only thing you need is to make sure you get 2feet away to talk with them that is part of the islanders

[@JaysWorldTravels]

👍

[@Kirimars]

Those Mormon boys really adapt to the kiribati culture. They laugh at everything you said and look at u weirdly. 😂

[@JaysWorldTravels]

Oh boy. Are you in Kiribati?

[@zakiruddin-b9r]

I have been there 1993

[@JaysWorldTravels]

Long time ago.

[@patriciahaa9491]

It’s a cool vid but next pls be more respectful. It doesn’t seem like you asked to record these people before having a camera in their faces. Also it’s really rude to record people in their houses, regardless if the door is open or not. I don’t think everyone would be excited to see themselves sleeping in a video with thousands of viewers.

[@JaysWorldTravels]

Sorry, I’ll be more respectful next time.

[@Kima89]

Give me a break, this guy is the most respectful human being I've ever seen in my life. Im almost positive he didn't just shove a camera into people's faces, I'm sure he asked and or made them aware of filming before he whipped the camera out but we just don't see that part in the video. It would be pretty boring and repetitive to hear Jason asking on film for the consent of the 400 different people he filmed in this video, nor would we have time for that let alone the interest to see it. We can tell that Jason is a respectful man from the kind response he gave to your comment, so I'd say he's proven himself well respectful enough

[@JaysWorldTravels]

@@Kima89 Thanks Kima for the support.

[@zakiruddin-b9r]

Hi everyone 👋

[@JaysWorldTravels]

Hello to you