A Day in The Life Of A Volunteer in

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Day 2 in Gyumri and I get to meet the @BirthrightArmenia volunteer Georgie and visit her host family and jobsites to get an insight on her day to day life. Even though she does not speak Armenian, she is learning and adapting to the life, already feeling like home.
Birthright Armenia:
Birthright Armenia provides young Diasporan Armenians the opportunity to connect to their ancestral homeland. Our program participants commit to at least 30 hours of volunteering per week, they're given the opportunity to live with a local host family, improve their Armenian language skills, meet and interact with other participants from around the world, travel on an excursion every weekend and gain knowledge and education about the country and culture through our forums and gatherings.
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Комментарии : 46

@madimadik7680 2 года назад

20.08 the guy that the dog is barking at is a known youtuber called "nomad capitalist". haha so funny that he just casually walks by in your video

@tavittavitian286 2 года назад

Awesome to see these day in the life of volunteers videos . Please make more !

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

🥰🥰

@annastayziaa 2 года назад

This is such a lovely video. And Georgie is such a sweetheart! Thank you for this video 🥳 gyumri is so beautiful when the sun is out!!

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

My absolute pleasure 🥰🥰🥰

@vanikps9536 2 года назад

The atmosphere of the Armenian past is felt in Gyumri and it is really charming .Someone told me earlier that Gyumri is very similar to the city of my ancestors Kars .Perhaps it's true....I can't compare, as I was in Gyumri only once, but never in Kars.Thank you, Patil, for the opportunity to see this city, walk around it, for interesting meetings and a lot of positive impressions 🙂💥💥💥 Everyone knows that Gyumri was severely destroyed by the earthquake of 1988.Are restoration works being carried out there and is anything being done at all to restore the city ?🤔 Thank you in advance for the answer . Sincerely, your subscriber Vanik .

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

My absolute pleasure and yes so much for to restore the city and encourage tourism 🥰🇦🇲

@satchyan 2 года назад

We love you Patil!! ֍

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

Omg you made my day thank you 🥺🥰🙏

@asadourmardo2963 2 года назад

I live in Canada, but Armenia is the most beautiful country in the world. God bless Armenia 🙏🏻🇦🇲🙏🏻

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

🇦🇲🥰

@carlosorugian3468 2 года назад

So beautiful. I love Armenia, I must return.... Gyumri is in my list....

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

Yessss 🥰🇦🇲

@varduhimurazyan8279 2 года назад

I live in Gyumri and we can meet if you don't mind and have a walk around the town 😍 I'm so excited to see you here

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

Ah very nice !! I’m back in Yerevan now but I’ll mention when I’m back 🇦🇲🥰

@nezumidjinn5547 2 года назад

again a great video i love the flute and al the insights of the buildings they have so much character ❤👍 have a great weekend !!

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

🥰🥰🥰

@dhahirameen4267 2 года назад

تسلم ايدك. .💓💓💜❤❤👏تحياتى

@Araks1. Год назад

Класс

@almasuae 2 года назад

هلا فيك ،،، بصراحة فرحت كثير نك انك تقرين عربي ،،، اتمنى منك ان تضعين ترجمة باللغة العربية لاني دايم اتابعك انا حبيت ارمينيا لما جيتها اول مره شهر اكتوبر 2021 ،،، الله يوفقك

@zohrabp2142 2 года назад

I recognized Charents Street right away. I’m living there when I travel to Armenia lol

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

Niiiice🥰🇦🇲

@GaroSargsyan-db9sn 10 месяцев назад

Здраствуите принцеса миняа завут гаро уес спасиба тваяа видю эт красата варем марем 😊😊😊❤❤❤

@avetavetisian9188 2 года назад

Just subscribe to your channel,Your are doing fantastic job,looking for more nice videos

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

Thank you soooo much it means a lot 🥰🙏

@nickbamber268 2 года назад

Hi Patil, I just wanted to ask are there Iranians who share family names with Armenians? I recently met an Iranian lady with an almost identical name to yours. Just curious.

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

ahhh interesting! I actually don't know. I know that Patil/Patel is also an indian name/family name. But mine is in Armenian it means snowflake :)

@freddyndjengwes6285 2 года назад

Hello. I am from Africa ( Cameroon particularly ). I am not yet sure but I am to Come to study in Gymri in medical care. Please Can I know the cost of live there ? It will be easy to move and visite other countrries later ?

@marinanercessian3442 2 года назад

No, never had dolma (which I call "sarma") with butter. I bet it's delicious, but I am lactose intolerant. You know Patil jan, I may move to Gyumri.

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

Ahhh we call it sarma too in Syria 🥰 I might go get some from a Syrian restaurant here today

@lovelyangel1788 Год назад

What are you studing in Armenia?

@roxy1522 2 года назад

I am calling out for help Patil, what is the best way to get to armenia from the states? Specifically california?? Is it best to travel with a one way plane ticket or round trip? What is a reasonable price for Airbnb’s? What should they include, what are the necessities for that perfect price? Is it ideal for a California Armenian girl to travel by herself? I will pay you for your help!! Please thank you 🥺

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

Hi Emma!! It's so exciting that you're planning a trip to Armenia :) And I am so glad that you joined our community here. Within the next week, I am planning on doing a live Q&A to answer questions specifically related to moving to Armenia or visiting Armenia for a while. Stay tuned for that one, it would be so cool if you can join it live so you get to answer any questions I miss, and if not, I will leave the live up as an episode that could be watched later too :) until then, if you would like to support me or my channel I have a patreon page: www.patreon.com/patiltoutounjian

@arlettekhederlarian9319 2 года назад

fiere de mon pays ,bon baiser du Canada

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

😘😘🇦🇲

@BenGilljournalist 2 года назад

This might be completely irrelevant but: Gyumri is a lovely town overall. However, I was extorted by two traffic cops in Gyumri last summer for ~$60 in AMD for a fake traffic violation after initially demanding ~$200 (AMD). I was pulled over while riding my moped from Georgia and forced to go to an Ararat Bank ATM to pay a made up "fine" so that they would let me go without arbitrarily arresting me. This eventually led to me getting the US embassy involved and resulted in a long bogus "investigation" with the Armenian Anti-Corruption Committee, etc. I had some interesting conversations with local Armenians and Russian soldiers near the military base in the city regarding the 2015 Gyumri Massacre as well. All in all, it was an eye-opening experience into the current state of affairs in Armenia.

@raffiart5121 2 года назад

Thanks for not paying the bribe. Sadly, corruption is a deep rooted problem in Armenia and only way to eradicate it is to fight it on personal level.

@asadourmardo2963 2 года назад

❤️🇦🇲❤️🇦🇲❤️🇦🇲❤️🇦🇲❤️🇦🇲❤️🇦🇲❤️

@PatilToutounjian 2 года назад

🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲

@hyepwr23 2 года назад

if you don't speak armenian they will rip your credit card information send it to glendale lol

@CarinaIsabel793 2 года назад

In some countries even if u speak the language they do the same chilllllllll

@hyepwr23 2 года назад

@@CarinaIsabel793 toon ha eseh go get an ice cream and chill with the hayastanci koghs

@CarinaIsabel793 2 года назад

@@hyepwr23 😂😂😂😂it seems they burnt ur a$$, use ointment 🤪 bye bye

@hakimalasgarov7546 2 года назад

Why armenia become mono ethnic nation? Why there are many fascists?

@raffiart5121 2 года назад

Armenia is not a mono ethnic country. There are almost 40000 Yezidi citizens of Armenia who live without any problems. They study their language in their schools, paid for by Armenian government. There are also smaller communities of Assyrians and Molokans. In the last decade or so Many Iranians and recently even Russians have moved to Yerevan. Unlike your country where minorities such as Talysh can only dream of teaching their language in public or even private schools, minorities never have that problem in Armenia. I will just ignore the last part of your comments. An Armenian is too noble to stoop to the level of nomads.