Always enjoy your videos. You show the beautiful part of Mauritius that others do not show. Will be nice if you can show us the rural and farming areas. masha ALLAH
J'ai peine à reconnaître la ville où j'ai passé une bonne partie de ma vie. J'aimerais bien y retourner un jour. Je doute fort que le bar St Antoine, son inimitable gérant Gassin, et peut-être même son fidèle assistant Sabar, existent toujours. Quel dommage! A bientôt, mes chers compatriotes, si vous le voulez bien...
Franchement mari top Fer moi rappel quand mo ti plus jeune ek exactement meme parcours à pied mo ti p fer pou sorti la gare RH pou ale prend bis trèfles Par contre népli ena marchant Halim mine frire tousala aster kot la gare d'après seki mo p trouvé Cheers from France :)
I’m British-Mauritian and I’m not going to lie, I’m not a big fan of the country. It seems as if I’m related to everyone and for some strange reason, the older generations get quite offended that even though I was born in the U.K., I can speak Mauritian-Creole fluently even if it has a hint of the British accent and, as far as they are concerned we aren’t “Mauritian”, but I don’t pretend to be, I know where I’m from, but they don’t get it, yes I was born outside Mauritius but brought up in the dual Mauritian/British household and culture. They don’t understand that I may hold the same values of a typically Mauritian because both my parents were from Mauritius. We also have a Mauritian community here in the U.K. . My young sister and I always said that our first language wasn’t English until we started school, and that was during the 1970s when racism was truly bad in London. And naturally our parents being Mauritian, they spoke Creole at home, strangely I still think in Creole in my mind and very proud of being a British-Mauritian. Oh, and another point, racism, thankfully in the U.K. attitudes has changed greatly and us people are more tolerant, however, honestly the first time I felt racism aimed at me wasn’t in the U.K., it was in 1991 when my family and I had visited the “family” out in Mauritius, it was my first time as an adult and I actually understood why my parents had left their homeland in the mid 1960s. The family out there are awful, my mum is light-skinned Creole and my dad was dark-skinned Indian, the best parents ever but their family, what can I say, the Indians hated the Creoles and vice-versa, and both side of the families were fighting for our company, and slagging off each ethnic groups, but I’m both and it was horrible. This is probably why I can’t stand the thoughts of going to Mauritius again, and since my parents and younger sister has passed away, I’ve severed ties with families out there. Don’t get me wrong, I’m very proud to be a British-Mauritian but can’t stomach having negative extended families, even with those living around the world because of this deep-seated racism crap
I'm so sorry to hear the lost of your family dear but please just know that u talking about 1991 and it's been 30 years already now people has changed Mauritians are more open minded you are most welcome my friend do come over back home of your root will be glad to meet you mate good luck
You came here to say you are not a big fan of Mauritius. But why are U watching it? 😁 Before the independence thousands flew away to Australia as well. But it was a fear for nothing.
I am a mauritian.so nice 4 z first time someone has made a video of mauritius.everytime i watch video of india.merci beaucoup.👍👌👍👍
Thank you 😊☺️
Superb vidéo my freind the best vidéo fantastiques. Thank's for avery thing's.
Rose Hill my sweetest city with lovely memories of my family, school and friends.
Always enjoy your videos. You show the beautiful part of Mauritius that others do not show. Will be nice if you can show us the rural and farming areas. masha ALLAH
Remind me when I was in Eden college in Rose Hill in the 1983 👌👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️🇺🇸🇲🇺
Merci de partager ce vidéo. From Uk. Miss my natal place so much.
J'adore rosehill,
Hi god bless Mauritius its vary nice video
Superb and beautiful.
Rose hill my city
Thank you... there's my childhood flowing from La gare RH to Hassamal SC via British Council
Same here. Bring back so much memories.
J'ai peine à reconnaître la ville où j'ai passé une bonne partie de ma vie. J'aimerais bien y retourner un jour. Je doute fort que le bar St Antoine, son inimitable gérant Gassin, et peut-être même son fidèle assistant Sabar, existent toujours. Quel dommage! A bientôt, mes chers compatriotes, si vous le voulez bien...
That's a good idea...showing some cities as well... not only the coastal regions
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🙋♂️💞🌞🌻💞👍
My city
My city too
Franchement mari top
Fer moi rappel quand mo ti plus jeune ek exactement meme parcours à pied mo ti p fer pou sorti la gare RH pou ale prend bis trèfles
Par contre népli ena marchant Halim mine frire tousala aster kot la gare d'après seki mo p trouvé
Cheers from France :)
Merci ou kpav subscribe nous channel nous Pou faire out gagne bocou place Dans Maurice ki Pou rapel out plus de lile
Rosehill has been the same for 30 years plus...
It actually looks even worse than it did 30+ years ago
I’m British-Mauritian and I’m not going to lie, I’m not a big fan of the country. It seems as if I’m related to everyone and for some strange reason, the older generations get quite offended that even though I was born in the U.K., I can speak Mauritian-Creole fluently even if it has a hint of the British accent and, as far as they are concerned we aren’t “Mauritian”, but I don’t pretend to be, I know where I’m from, but they don’t get it, yes I was born outside Mauritius but brought up in the dual Mauritian/British household and culture. They don’t understand that I may hold the same values of a typically Mauritian because both my parents were from Mauritius. We also have a Mauritian community here in the U.K. . My young sister and I always said that our first language wasn’t English until we started school, and that was during the 1970s when racism was truly bad in London. And naturally our parents being Mauritian, they spoke Creole at home, strangely I still think in Creole in my mind and very proud of being a British-Mauritian. Oh, and another point, racism, thankfully in the U.K. attitudes has changed greatly and us people are more tolerant, however, honestly the first time I felt racism aimed at me wasn’t in the U.K., it was in 1991 when my family and I had visited the “family” out in Mauritius, it was my first time as an adult and I actually understood why my parents had left their homeland in the mid 1960s. The family out there are awful, my mum is light-skinned Creole and my dad was dark-skinned Indian, the best parents ever but their family, what can I say, the Indians hated the Creoles and vice-versa, and both side of the families were fighting for our company, and slagging off each ethnic groups, but I’m both and it was horrible. This is probably why I can’t stand the thoughts of going to Mauritius again, and since my parents and younger sister has passed away, I’ve severed ties with families out there. Don’t get me wrong, I’m very proud to be a British-Mauritian but can’t stomach having negative extended families, even with those living around the world because of this deep-seated racism crap
I'm so sorry to hear the lost of your family dear but please just know that u talking about 1991 and it's been 30 years already now people has changed Mauritians are more open minded you are most welcome my friend do come over back home of your root will be glad to meet you mate good luck
Things have changed now. No one will care what others are doing. You are free to go anywhere you want.
You came here to say you are not a big fan of Mauritius. But why are U watching it? 😁
Before the independence thousands flew away to Australia as well. But it was a fear for nothing.
Which market is this in Mauritius?
Rose hill
Always beautiful, Mauritius.. I want to ask, do girls from Mauritius date or marry guys from other country like Ghana or Nigeria, US
Yes
Mauritius 😂😂 👎( agent fraud thagi da duja naam)
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