What's It Like Being a Jamaican Living in Namibia?

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In this episode of “Jamaicans to the World,” Jamaicans.com founder Xavier Murphy speaks with the Jarrett Family. They are Jamaicans living in Namibia. We discuss the food, culture, customs, the people, things to do, the language, music and adjusting to living in Namibia as an expat. Xavier asks about the must eat foods and must visit places in Namibia. #WeJaminate #Namibia
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Комментарии : 75

@jodianmick2052 Год назад

Loved this interview with my family, Monique is my cousin my mother's niece. David is an amazing father and human being in general. I truly admire this amazing family. Renee is a sweetheart and as expected Travis is an intelligent young man. Love you lots and you're due a visit to Jamaica and I'm certainly looking forward to seeing u all as I always do. I'm so proud, love u all lots.

@herfamiller139 Год назад

Namibia we deh today!!this is a bonus having a whole family. Only bro Xav can do it like dis!!thanks for dis bros as always another job well done, good interview.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@maqudizesunset6033 Год назад

Great interview, nice family, everyone so articulate and informed 💯 I was floored when Travis answered that Pluto Shervington's "Ram Goat liver" is his favorite song 🎵 😀 I'm happy his Dad is teaching him the Jamaica 🇯🇲 culture, all the best Jarrett family 🙏

@jeanmalcolm1358 Год назад

I love the jarrett’s family. I also come from Falmouth but living overseas. I love your Vlog .❤️❤️❤️🙏🏽

@merlenepryce1181 Год назад

Great 👍 interview with the Jarrett’s family. I liked the interaction of all members. Looking forward to many more interviews Xavier.

@dolphins3291 Год назад

Pluto Shervington -- Ram Goat Liver! An excellent choice! 😃(Millennial Jamaican here, who grew up abroad, and it's still one of my top favourites!) 😊🇯🇲🇯🇲

@richieredw2142 Год назад

Namibia was a formally a German Colony....thus a lot of German influence there even though it´s predominantly black with several different tribes. A very interesting country

@delorishaffenden2370 Год назад

Hi everyone ☺️ lovely family !great interview

@doublem4471 Год назад

Very interesting interview!! I loved it!! I visited Windhoek Namibia and arrived on the very day that Jamaica's PM visited....the streets were lined with the pictures of the Heads of States....such an awesome space!!! Jarrett you described it so well. Thank you, Rene and the children for sharing your experience!! I enjoyed it!!! Rene I particularly luv your accent....

@dianadavid3362 Год назад

ANOTHER GREAT INTERVIEW , NICE FAMILY. THANKS FOR SHARING WITH US ABOUT NAMIBIA GUYS , THANKS XAVIER ❤️

@lornaduncan5273 Год назад

The Jarretts are the first family of Namibia, so knowledgeable and professional about the culture. Thanks Xavier, you never disappoint. BTW, did anyone else see the giant aloe plant?😍

@coreenjohnson5967 Год назад

Greetings to the Jarrett’s family. Nice to another person from the parish of Trelawny where I am from as well.

@gdew9643 Год назад

This one was a bit complicated to listen to but Keep that content coming, you are really opening our eyes to the world.

@gladbar Год назад

Greetings my brother David...excellent interview with the entire family. I look forward to my next trip to Windhoek. It was very good hanging out while passing through Namibia.

@cecelianelson359 Год назад

Really nice interview. Thank you for taking the time to share your lives with us.

@yanique1908 Год назад

Hopefully things have improved but on a safari in 2002, when I went into a Windhoek coffee shop, I saw mainly whites who seemed to assume that with my black appearance, I was a service worker. Wished I had the presence of mind to ask for tips when they were giving their coffee orders

@valleygal6191 Год назад

Pity. 😂

@patriciamiller4275 Год назад

Interesting interview! Jamaicans are everywhere; good. I would have loved to hear about Namibia’s population, size, music , dress, worship etc.

@jeromephillip6992 Год назад

Informative interview as usual

@marciamartintoussaint8650 Год назад

Enjoyed this interview.

@karlenemarshall6211 Год назад

Thanks for sharing it was very entertaining

@theresanichols5556 Год назад

Another banger1❤❤❤❤

@ajohnson3020 Год назад

Fascinating...another informative and intriguing one

@akemisdrealist2287 Год назад

The secret of success is to do common things uncommonly well

@britinnit2115 Год назад

Really enjoyed this one

@barbararobinson8007 Год назад

Love the interview well done as always.I have some friends from namibia

@roseb819 Год назад

Thanks again Xavier

@dennisflomo3422 Год назад

Africa 🌍 to the world 🗺

@karenr3355 Год назад

Wonderful interview. Kudos to Mr Jarrett for teaching Travis about great Jamaican music.. Pluto Shervington is one of my favorites growing up. Beautiful family, quite informative for the alloted time given

@claudiamyers4605 Год назад

Fantastic, Awesome!!!Enjoy this interview immensely, knowledgeable, intelligent and such a wonderful family. Continue to fly the Jamaican flag high.. Maybe related to David (Jarrett clan in Trelawny) ..Thank you Xavier for bringing our Jamaicans over the world🌎 to us...

@doreenmorgan9683 Год назад

Love the Jarrett family, they are all very intelligent and represent Namibia well.

@desnalowers7116 Год назад

Nice interview

@janetbrown7128 Год назад

Once again a very informative interview, l for one made the assumption that the main language spoken was German rather than English. Keep up the good work, looking forward to another interview.

@rubyberylgarraway634 Год назад

Nice nice nice love it the children seams well beave.may god bless the family

@WilhelminaHewitt-mp6vm 10 месяцев назад

Interesting interview

@mureenporter9981 Год назад

Beautiful family

@doublem4471 Год назад

Love the quote of the week: The secret of success is to do the common things UNCOMMONLY WELL!

@sandralevy9839 Год назад

Another Very good interview 👏...the kids are so articulate. That's what I do when I go to JA FISH and GREEN BANANA 💖🇯🇲🙏

@donnabailey9884 Год назад

Xavier, you are an EXCELLENT interviewer. Evened keel. Always pleasant and so skilled at maneuvering In challenging situations. I salute 👏🏽 you!

@rdarktusroett8623 Год назад

Swahili will be the new African main language across Africa, if all agreed.

@JoAnnRichardsGoffe Год назад

Good boy Travis!

@nekovero93 Год назад

Sketel type music..🤣..you know what's so funny, I'm from a certain background as well & it's totally unexpected for me to love certain music but I do. Gyrating to them is a regular passion of mine. Dave Kelly rhythms drive me up against or on the wall..☺️..

@tiamaria44 Год назад

I was today years old.....interesting interview.

@againstthegrain5309 Год назад

Hello brother Xavier. Fellow Jamaican here living in the US. I will be relocating permanently with my wife and kids this summer to Africa. Still deciding on exact country. I will be taking a trip to Uganda in a week or so and I will be over there for 2 weeks. While in Uganda I plan to catch a flight to Namibia for maybe 5 or so days. I notice you had another video with a Jamaican lady in Uganda and I also found this video of this Jamaican family in Namibia. I really hope I hear back from you on this but I would love to be able to get in touch with these folks, especially the family in Namibia. I do have a friend in Uganda, so I'll have someone on the ground there but I don't know a soul in Namibia. Still would be nice to link another Jamaican in Uganda though. Please let me know if you are open to me contacting you or if there is a way to get in touch with the Jarrett family in Namibia. Peace and blessings.

@mel-b7193 Год назад

Nice to have Jamaican Namibians in the country.. interesting family.

@lornarowe640 Год назад

It is called "the language of the heart"

@edwinhaihambo3846 Год назад

Baie dankie DJ. From Baise

@nadzzorr9223 Год назад

David loves Seafood like I do. 👍🙂

@jacquiedunn5193 Год назад

🇯🇲

@megganhutchinson1311 Год назад

How I didn’t hear you ask if he gets fruits, Ackerman or breadfruit extra in Namibia.

@glenfordblair1156 Год назад

I heard the wife spoke of the carribbean community but did not hear she mentioned the Guyanese community. 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

@shayscott7498 Год назад

My ex-husband is Guyanese and he always correct me by saying Guyana is the only english speaking country in South America.

@glenfordblair1156 Год назад

@@shayscott7498 he is correct. Guyana is sharon .u from Namibia. I will like to hear more u .🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

@Elainebrown50 Год назад

I thought it was South America

@glenfordblair1156 Год назад

@@Elainebrown50 it's Guyana south America.u r a namibian.

@justone5404 Год назад

They should do a RU-vid channel

@jacquiedunn5193 Год назад

Sandra levy run come.

@franklinbrown5625 Год назад

Jamaica known for good customer service? interesting

@brentgordon3801 Год назад

to foreigners and people with money in general I guess 🤷

@IamDrDee Год назад

I was shocked by that too. While in Jamaica, I accepted the crappy service because it was all I had known. However, when I migrated and had a chance to compare, I realized how bad our customer service was.

@annelisemc Год назад

Jamaicans are renown for treating foreigners very well but their own people crappy. Part of the culture.

@normacoote9856 Год назад

That’s very much true… even the street vendors… very kind, respectful… hotel on the whole… the best.

@shayscott7498 Год назад

You know you wrong for that:)

@ppowell8791 Год назад

Fish Hut Greenwood David

@susanjbrown3436 Год назад

Biltong looks like beef jerky.

@davidscott3726 Год назад

Namibia has a large white population

@BORNFREE876 Год назад

🇯🇲 The Dad kept referring to his numerous job-related trek to & across the country. Xavia, I thought that those utterances would've spark your curiousity enough for you to ask him what he does as his day job. Xavia, stop rubber-stamping the episodes; think outside the box.

@jodianmick2052 Год назад

He's an engineer and works in the field of electricity or I should say energy in general.

@valleygal6191 Год назад

Yuh too faas .

@BORNFREE876 Год назад

@@valleygal6191 Remain a gal….. This was meant for people with curious minds.