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@thomasmoore697117 күн бұрын
Love the videos Wayne! I’m trying to improve my Indonesian and listening to simple conversation can really help. Really enjoy seeing the interactions with people it’s awesome.
@fiascodagama117 күн бұрын
Hi Thomas. Good luck with the Indonesian language, it's a lot of fun stumbling around out there and the locals really appreciate the effort, I think. Thanks for stopping by, Thomas.
@aussiep396312 күн бұрын
Just came across your channel tonight and love it ❤ Its great how you speak Balinese to them and also adding subtitles for us people who like to learn their language. Good job mate , enjoy 🙏
@fiascodagama112 күн бұрын
Hey, aussiep. Thanks so much, and thanks for dropping by to say hello as well. Cheers.
@ian-f5f24 күн бұрын
Your Indo conversation is coming along in leaps and bounds, your accent (logat) is increasingly better. You must be putting a bit of effort into it because your progress has been very fast. Quite enjoying the conversations you having with the locals. Cheers.
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
Very generous as always, Ian. I think just trying to speak it every day helps. Remembering words seems to use a different mechanism in the brain to speaking the language so you could possibly have a huge library of words to call on but dragging them out and using them seems to be a whole different skillset or ability. Regardless, it's fun. Thanks, Ian
@dummekunst770824 күн бұрын
Just another word of encouragement; I watch a lot of travel vlogs for destination inspiration, your vids are really unique, I can't think of any other Bali vloggers that elicit such warm friendly personal interaction with locals, not even from the local Balinese vloggers. You've got a real "Costa Georgiadis" type calm inspiring vibe going. I said hi to the passport this morning and warned the boss I'm going walkabout in a while. Thinking trekking Cambodia and surrounding countries for a few weeks again, but slower this time and try your "stop to talk to the locals" lark. Thanks for the inspiration.
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
Hey dk, thanks for the encouragement, to be compared in any way with Costa is pretty darn good - thanks. It's a feeling that never gets old pulling out the passport from its hiding place when that itch needs to be scratched, I'm excited for you. If you're ever this way give me a shout. Thanks again.
@ninettemurk749224 күн бұрын
Your face when tasting that potato- I was SCREAMING with laughter.
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
Hi Ninette. I was almost screaming as well. :)
@ninettemurk749223 күн бұрын
@@fiascodagama1 Keep that part of the video for your archives, it's an instant classic.
@richardfowler8923 күн бұрын
Enjoying your clips . In Bali at the moment and trying to speak limited bahasa to locals is getting mixed reactions but always in good fun. Keep up the good vibes.
@fiascodagama123 күн бұрын
Hi Richard. Keep giving it a go, it gets easier every day, or at least you feel a little less self conscious. Thanks for everything, Richard.
@SilverfoxJB24 күн бұрын
Another wonderful simple vlog of exploration and enquiry. You bravery to talk to people and practise your Bahasa is really creating magic.🎉
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
Hey Silver. It continues to surprise me how many people are just so happy to stop everything they're doing and talk. Thanks for the kind words, Cheers.
@signalfire62 күн бұрын
She's wonderful. Coconut water was used during WWII as an IV infusion when the medics ran out of saline. Didn't need to be sterilized or processed in any way, just straight into a vein. Saved lots of lives.
@fiascodagama1Күн бұрын
Hi signalfire. Thanks for educating us on the use of coconut water during the war - very interesting. Cheers.
@colleenryan506023 күн бұрын
Hi Wayne I returned home to Melbourne today after 2 weeks in Bali I also found the weather extremely hot and at times just to hot to venture out and about I went for Balianese GrandDaughter's Graduation " Bachelor of Pharmacy" Fantastic Cermenory and Family gathering in the Village It rained a few times while I was there . However like you just too hot 'Old Age" I realy enjoy your morning strolls ..
@fiascodagama123 күн бұрын
Hi Colleen, congratulations on your grand daughter's graduation - good work! I hope you're not suffering too much with being home and ready to plan the next trip back. yes, it has seemed a little warm - old age doesn't come alone it seems. Thanks for saying hello.
@janettemitchell686424 күн бұрын
So enjoy watching your walks around town
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
Hi Jannette. They're a lot of fun. thanks as always for saying hi.
@chaosboi24 күн бұрын
Wayne I’m guessing you were a fan of Andrew Urban’s Front Up on SBS years ago? Very similar style of videos and I love it. It’s been a pleasure watching your videos over the past few weeks. Loved seeing the dog running up to you in yesterday’s video,…a sign of the locals getting to know you. 😊Keep up the good work.
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
Hi cb. A few people have now mentioned Andrew Urban and I feel left out not being familiar with him - I'll have to have a look for him now. Your compliment is very generous chaos, thanks a lot - I appreciate it.
@karenfinch629610 күн бұрын
Chaos thank you, I have wondering for years what the name of that show was....Front Up. I loved that show and couldn't understand why no more were ever made. That's why I too love Wayne's Videos, yes very similar style. Great to watch!
@soretoothfilms24 күн бұрын
Gotta love Bali.
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
Indeed you do.
@bluefish499924 күн бұрын
Was waiting for the chicken to do something cool, guess he was camera shy haha
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
When I was editing this late morning your Caribbean chicken roosting story did come to mind, bf. :)
@victorash413024 күн бұрын
lol, I laugh, it’s good you told how the Ubi is for you! Saya tidak suka! The closest translation I can find is “kunyah taktik biru” like “chewing blutak”… Yes the Bali people are certainly so willing to give of themselves… Maybe the culture of sharing is of their first nature? Well done Wayne…. I look forward to your vlogs 🙏
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
I think it's very much a culture of sharing, Victor. certainly very welcoming. Cheers
@Sudden57024 күн бұрын
Nice one, Wayne! I am a bit of a lingo observer; a keen ear for sounds. It's quite amazing that the cadence and pronunciation of Bahasa Indonesia is very close to Tagalog! 🎉
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
Hi Sudden. Is that right? I don't have any idea about Tagalong at all but I'd imagine there'd have to be some language similarities throughout the region. Thanks, sudden.
@ian-f5f24 күн бұрын
Quite a few words and some of the numbers are similar as well.
@Ghekko-kw3zz24 күн бұрын
@@fiascodagama1also Bisaya, the southern half of Philippines, have stronger Malay roots, about 20% of the language vs 10-15% of Tagalog, the northern national language. The tribal languages in the far south are about 50% Malay origin, only a bit less than Bahasa.
@philg2724 күн бұрын
Queensland is really heating up also ,mid 40s in some areas ,at least Bali is away from the cyclones. Great work
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
Hi Phil. Cheers. i've got a good friend in Queensland who says it's pretty uncomfortable for this time of the year in some parts. Good to see you.
@Trufflefairy24 күн бұрын
Many locals have taken big advantage on the incredibile ascent of Bali in the last 30 years and the monetary richness that came with it. So there is a lot of money going into beeing grateful to the many gods beeing worshipped. Past donations seem to have worked out so the beliefs are strong.
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
You're a pretty astute observerI think, pm. Would there be a more prosperous island economy to rise in the last 30 years? Maybe not. And as you say if that success is attributed to Gods unseen there can be nothing but further fueling of the belief system. Cheers.
@Arsali-u2x24 күн бұрын
friends have you watched the movie entitled Eat Pray Love The background is in Bali
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
Hi Mitoma. Eat Pray Love was a very popular film which caused many new people to discover Ubud, I think. Thanks for saying hello, mMtoma.
@David-uo2oc24 күн бұрын
Chick flick.
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
@@David-uo2oc I didn't mind it. Ok, it was a very Hollywood version of things, but, well.. Thanks for stopping by, David.
@AlyCharles-pe8gc24 күн бұрын
Hi Wayne the locals I chat to are also saying how hot it is at the moment. It will rain soon enough Have a great day 😀
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
Looking forward to the wet season starting in earnest that's for sure, Aly. I'm glad I'm not the only one feeling it. Cheers :)
@herculesrockefeller168324 күн бұрын
Rain is forecast for tomorrow.
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
Hi Herc. What site do you use for Bali? I can never find a website that gets it right, like almost never. it's like they all take average forecasts from the last ten years or something and paste it. I'm probably wrong but I can't find a reliable place to find weather information for here.
@herculesrockefeller168324 күн бұрын
@ I think it is the Weather app. Just Weather. It features the local (Kabupaten Badung) area as one of its reporting stations.
@fiascodagama124 күн бұрын
@@herculesrockefeller1683 Excellent. Thanks for the heads up, herc.
@herculesrockefeller168324 күн бұрын
@ To be precise, it is an app in the App Store for Apple. I don’t know what it would be or where to find it on Androids.