These are the things I notice in Belgium, I am not here to really compare and say which country is better I am just stating my experiences living in Belgium. #Belgiumcultureshock #jamaican
I can assure you there's music on Surinamese party's and BBQ's in the Netherlands, often even live music. We had our first real birthday party last weekend, since covid started spoiling all the fun and my ears are still ringing.
Belgian people and being open: they are often slow to open up, it takes time before Belgians let you in their circle but they're quite hearty and generous once they have accepted you in their circle. And being friendly and spontaneous to strangers is something you will see far less in cities. In smaller towns or communities it's easier and more accepted to be friendly and spontaneous to people you pass by. This can happen in bigger cities too, but it mostly happens with people and places where you pass often and they have started to recognize and accept you as a regular passerby. Again... a lot of it has to do with Belgians being slow to open up, they need time to accept you and let you in their circle(s) but can be very warm, hearty and open once they let you in.
Sometimes I wish I lived somewhere in Europe so I could travel more easily. Definitely want to visit Belgium one day. But damn, no music?! I don’t know about that….
Yeah traveling isn't so hard at all. Yeah you should definitely visit here one day you would love it😊. But yeah girl no music but I have to learn to live with it😅
From now on, after seeing this video, i will think about you when i stop at midnight at a red light when there is no traffic coming from the other end.....this video made me smile, welcome to Belgium.
It is April 9th today. Are you happy? I have not seen you on RU-vid. I have a different name on Instagram. I know life can be challenging especially in a country where the language is not your first. I hope you have a job and everything you want.
Go on the Belgian embassy website from where ever you are also see if there is a embassy for Belgium in your country and normally they would have all the requirements on how to apply for whatever visa that you may want.
whats the steel for in the walls of Jamaican houses? Here we don't have it cause our houses don't need it. Just like the iron grills in front of windows, very old houses here in Belgium still have them but it's not necessary anymore. I guess you have them for safety reasons, but Belgium is a very safe country so for that reason you don't need them. No need to fear earthquakes either. I believe Belgium is situated right in the middle of a tectonic plate so we never have earthquakes.
I think the steel is for a stable foundation against earthquakes and hurricanes so it is very much needed and the grills infront of windows is for safety. But I see in Belgium such things is not needed.
@@UniqueNeish not rly cuz we like to chill with our friends and talking/drinking while eating... and usually after a BBQ u dont rly feel light enough to dance... its just a different culture.
