December 2023 Recap | Life in Uruguay
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- čas přidán 30. 12. 2023
- The first video in a new series, these videos are intended to be little highlight reels of each months so that we can look back at them in a couple years time and remember all of the best moments! Each month for 2024 I plan to make a little recap like these, jsut a couple minutes to show the month at a glance, I hope you enjoy our little home movies.
This month was full of moving, packing, a LOT of paperwork, relatives visiting from oversease and of course, christmas and new years! So much happened, and here is the preview:
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Great Recap!
thanks :)
si todo sale bien este mes voy a vivir a Uruguay, en la actualidad vivo entre Madrid y Oslo, soy español. conoci Uruguay el año pasado y me FLIPO (Encanto) URUGUAY me encanta su gastronomia,( no muy saludable, pero deliciosa) su rambla, Rocha. voy a vivir al Centro de Montevideo. Feliz año 2024 Maddie
que genial! bueno bienvenido a uruguay otra vez :)
@@MaddieAle gracias! nunca he vivido en Uruguay . soy de Madriz como decimos aqui Madrid, conoci Uruguay y me enamore es una joya increiblemente verde y salvaje. hay una playa muy peligrosa llamada Atlantica en Rocha Mola un mogollon lo guapa que es esa playa Conozco buena parte del Planeta no conozco otro pais con las pizzas y carnes asadas de Uruguay madre mia, otro nivel. BsAs no me gusto, la semana que viene ire por fin a vivir y tus videos me han mostrado esa joya desconocida. Ultimos dias en Madrid 💪😀 Enhorabuena!
Hola Maddie volvistes a Uruguay a vivir o solo de paseo,que tengas muy feliz año nuevo y se te extrañaba por aca,te mando un abrazo grande y si volvistes me alegro muchísimo.🥳🥳🥳🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾
gracias :)
Which real Uruguay want them to show?? It is their real life no other than that!!!
ok now i'm confused?
Happy new year 🎊🎊 all the best for you
thankyou, and to you too!
Hey maddie & Ale
I am moving Uruguay first time within a month for working purpose for 2 years.
Do you guys want to suggest me something. 😊
first of all, how exciting! and that depends a lot on what you already know / what you plan to do?
Do you have accommodation set up already? if so in what neighbourhood?
and is your job helping with the transition? I have an English student who moved to Montevideo from Mexico, and he adjusted really quickly because of help from his colleagues, and of course there was less of a language barrier than for us!
However if you are trying to figure everything out yourself with banking, housing etc, it can be a real challenge
Just curious. Why do homes have bars on the windows and doors? Is it decoration, or is home invasion a thing there?
Yes burglaries are common in Uruguay, well depending on the neighbourhood I guess.
In the city at least in all the videos I've watch. They seem to be on every house. Except for in the rural areas. @@roystokes8435
Yea I think anyone who owns a house ends up getting those bars generally speaking, even if it's a not so dangerous neighbourhood. I guess the criminals move all over the city looking for vulnerable houses @@maximusmiles8435
Honestly, every home we have lived in has bars on the windows and / or roller shutters for security purposes! even all of the ones we toured almost all had barred windows. I haven't heard of anyone who has been burgled... but it's better to be on the safe side!
As an Australian the bars do bother me aesthetically speaking, but Alejandro is south african, so if the house isn't surrounded by barbed wire and an armed guard, its pretty chill in his eyes!
Show the real Uruguay. No one but the very few rich can afford anything anymore. For Christmas this year even lentils are a treat for a million Uruguayans.
thankyou for this comment! this honestly is what we are trying to do. TRUST ME WE GET IT, we moved to a smaller home because we HAD TO. I bought a total of 3 christmas gifts for a total of 2.000 pesos because all our money went into paying for la guarantia y imobilaria.
I'm going to film a video today on budgeting and our goals for the year / month, I (maddie) usually LOOK like i have money, because i like to do my makeup and I make all of my own clothes, so i always can have something that looks nice, but the reality is that food is expensive, petrol is expensive, rent is expensive, life is expensive, and I'm sorry if our videos ever make it seem like life here is easy! These little "monthly recaps" are intended to be more of a "highlight reel" so that we can look back on them in 5 years and remember the good moments, but in our other videos i feel like we usually show a good mix of the good and the hard times. Feliz año nuevo, y gracias por su comenta :)
It seems to me that you don't know Uruguay, gentleman. On the other hand, Maddie does not show the best of Uruguay, she lives in a middle class neighborhood, she moves around by public transportation. There is a very rich part of Uruguay that she does not show in her videos, which is a country where 70% of the people live with a higher quality of life than any country in the northern hemisphere. Yes, there is a hard core of problem of around 20%, but I assure you that this percentage is also in the United States (unfortunately).
@@catalinafernandez2504could you provide a source for all your statistics ?
Mi esposo y yo somos docentes jubilados y vivimos muy bien , yo viajo a l exterior todos los años , es más este año iré al sudeste asiático porque ya no me queda ningún país de Europa por conocer, lo mismo que el mundo musulmàn al que se ñuede ir.
What does this guy say? The girl has shown how she lives in a monoambiente (studio apartment) in Montevideo, that is, like any lower-middle class Uruguayan, in a country that is mostly middle class. And the lentils thing is very funny. If you are Uruguayan, you are clearly a troll, and if you are a foreigner, you are profoundly ignorant. We have problems in our country, but hunger is not one of them.