🇨🇻 Cape Verde Was Nothing Like I Expected! | Cape Verde - Part 1 

DJP! I gotta ask about your experience with Caipirinhas? I had 6 my first time in Rio(in one sitting), and I was fine, but a week later I woke up with Vertigo! I'm not sure if it was from the muscle beach at Praia Arpoador (uneven weight Shrugs/so cervical) or what!

@@seuconrado3365 I've been laying off the caipirinhas in recent trips because cachaça is dangerous. A few years ago I drank 8 in two days and made myself sick. I've also been experiencing vertigo lately from other drinks I've consumed. It's time to slow down.

@djeanpierre it's great to hear that I'm not alone. Yeah man it was like a delayed (one week) hangover. Such a trip! I thought it was the cheap sunglasses (that kind of magnify what you look at). Or the kilo place right there in Leblon across the way from the mall (The food has so much salt). All I know is I got up and went right back down! Anyway I feel good now it's been about a year.

Hello could you tell your viewers how many hours does it take to fly from Lisbon Portugal to Cape Verde and is it a direct flight?

Did I just hear that woman speaking Igbo language to those children

We Mzee tuko risach

😂

My brother we are together

@@michaelojehonmon2825 🤣🤣🤣

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Leave our women alone 🤣🤣 na homie enjoy our country go visiit sao vicente that is the place to be believe me!

@@gd4614 I will definitely do. Added to my destinations

Go stick to your kenyan women bro

stay in your country

Number please?

😂😂😂😅😅😅

I want to come to Cabo to do business

What?????? Small world! 😄

I have to thank u and Angola 😎🇨🇻🤪✊🏿

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This is NOT Afrika . It is just located in fronting Senegal. The language is Portuguese and they are an independent republic.☝️☝️😎

@chrisduc1 stupid...so is Europe or is Asia, what's wrong with African peoples?!? Nonsense..absolutely nonsense & stupidity, Cape Verde is an African island, same like Seychelles, Mauritius, Madagascar, Zanzibar, etc...

@chrisduc1 to be an independent country to you, meaning not African country?!? Nonsense, or speaking Portuguese according to you it's not African country?!? Nonsense absolutely nonsense, Sao tome, Guinee Bissau, Angola, Mozambique, etc...all those countries speaking Portuguese, so you want to say are not African countries? What's wrong with you!!! You have colonialism & imperialism mindset. Shame on you.

I am from Cape Verde and it's literally Africa. IDK what you're talking about.@@chrisduc1

@@angel2775you are from Cape Verde ???🤣😂😂😂😂and you do not know even the language. Is it African language ???? Go to school again and learn about capo verde. Why is the language portoguese ?? Why is it not African. Do your homework better before making wrong videos …. Capo verde is capo verde ☝️☝️😜located in front of Senegal , in middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Shame on you

can u take me?

We too❤

Didn't see too many ladies 👀

Eu sou de Cabo verde, na minha infância metade das músicas que eu ouvia eram músicas brasileiras. O Carnaval em São Vicente é pequeno em comparação com o Brasil mas tem participação de quase todos os habitantes da ilha.

Do tell! There’s a Chinese city that speaks Portuguese?

Yes! There is an autonomous Portuguese speaking region in Southern China, not too far from Hong Kong, called Macau known as the Las Vegas (for gambling and casinos) of China. 🇺🇸👍🏿

@@christinejacques1020 that spoke yes, they no longer do, there's a minority that still does and some people still learn portuguese, but Macau was flooded by mainlanders and native macau people are a minority now, the most spoken language is cantonese and then followed by mandarin, portuguese is probably a distant third

@@christinejacques1020 its Macau, It is not a city, it is an autonomous Chinese state that belonged to Portugal until the 90s.

I dont see how it reminded you of Trinidad. Cape Verdeans are so nice. Trini's are just shady.

Like to visit your country

Hopefully some day! You will love it

They are the minority

They are but he didn't to the 2 prime beaches

Not a lot. A few.

@@KangTheDigitalNomad How do you know where I went?

You’re welcome. Just out of curiosity, how did you find this video? I’m wondering because it’s getting a lot of views.

@Tshabalala-em3wj Tu silencioso eres un poeta !!!

hello there , i really liked the island and i want to come to praia and visite sao Vicente in the next 10 days can you please suggest a way from praia to sow vicente i couldnt find online and how much will cost me from praia to sao vicente on a boat? and how long? i appreciate your help thank you

“Most Cape Verdean don’t speak” ?????

This is just my opinion as a CV 4th gen immigrant in the US who wants to learn Kriolu and has started the process of learning a language my family never passed down. Kriolu isn't that well published or accessible as a language in comparison to Brazilian Portuguese. However, I feel the dialect can be picked up as long as there's a basic foundation of the general language. Accent and colloquial words will come as one travels and participates in the local culture/ community. It's weird that you say most CVs don't speak Portuguese when that's the official language and schools and official offices speak Portuguese. But obviously, Kriolu is spoken informally and is most used within daily life. It was nice to see a video of my family's home country and hear the language outside of a song.

Whaaaaaaaat ? Everyone speaks Portuguese in Cape Verde hahahahahahaha

@jdub7771 You clearly have no idea what you are talking about. Most Capeverdeans speak and understand portuguese.

Tourism is taking a foothold thats why

There'd be more improvements if Europe would give back what it's stolen from Africa: oil, diamonds, oil, cobalt, coltan, uranium, artifacts, animals, history, culture, free labor and human beings.

Ilove it so much, from Nairobi Kenya 🇰🇪

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Nah, I’m not Haitian.

Safety Wing is good

Welcome

Os caboverdianos têm essa facilidade de expressarem tanto no português brasileiro como no de Portugal, dependendo de quem estamos a conversar.

@@edsoncota5129 Capeverdeans learn Portuguese from Portugal. Most are familiar with Brazialian Portuguese accent because of TV programs. A few studied in Brazil, specially for higher education but these are just a small minority.

I'm portuguese canadian guy in Philadelphia pa USA and have family in cape Verde and ther cape verdian

hello there , i really liked the island and i want to come to praia and visite sao Vicente in the next 10 days can you please suggest a way from praia to sow vicente i couldnt find online and how much will cost me from praia to sao vicente on a boat? and how long? i appreciate your help thank you

@@saidtalbi2667 From Praia to São Vicente by boat, it costs around 6,000 escudos, about 60 dollars. The trip is not very pleasant, it takes about 19 hours, you will probably stop on other islands, such as Boavista, Sal and São Nicolau. By plane it takes 1 hour and costs around 200 dollars. I made the trip Praia to São Vicente only once by boat, it wasn't easy. I recommend the plane ride, 200 dollars round trip.

@@imperadorz amazing informations thank you so much about the airport and the main praia city is it close or far away? and the saw Vicente islande where you think we should stay in hotels or find airbnb property? i m sorry too many questions haha

@@saidtalbi2667 Sorry for the delay. The airport from the beach to the city is just a few minutes away. 10 euros (dollars) for taxi, do not accept more, maximum 12 euros. Same thing for São Vincent. To stay in São Vicente there are good hotels and residentials. I would advise a guesthouse. There are some very good boutique hotels in the city centre.

you sampas should stay home

You dont need a visa.