Sorry for the late upload...As some of you know, Im in Mongolia. I broke my wrist jumping off a horse to save my life. I hope you enjoy this topic that many people ask me about. Let me know what you think!! Love you all!

@mrmkua

16 күн бұрын

О мой бог! Выздоравливай дружище! Надеюсь всё не так серьезно!

@0.x.0845

16 күн бұрын

Get well soon buddy

@menhera-jq4si

16 күн бұрын

Are you ok right now? I hope you get well soon ❤

@szvqorwnpstahskypfwmp9821

16 күн бұрын

OMG, I hope you heal fast and please be extra careful Francoise!!

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

Thank you so very much!!❤​@menhera-jq4si

Как же понравились слова парня вначале! «Ты можешь быть кем угодно здесь и чувствовать себя как дома, если ты считаешь это место домом» 🫂

@kenel8768

14 күн бұрын

❤❤❤

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Wonderful words:)

@Sharada38

9 күн бұрын

база

@beknazarnomad7170

4 күн бұрын

как говорят: Чувстуйте себя как дома, но не забывайте что в гостях!

I feel like the reason people are chill here regarding race is also because compared to East Asian countries, kazakhs don’t suffer much from colorism. There are light skin toned kazakhs and dark skin toned kazakhs and society accepts both as beautiful, you won’t find skin-bleaching creams like you would in South Korea, China, Thailand etc.

@ubushaevagulsagi8374

14 күн бұрын

there is still some colorism in Kazakhstan but it doesn’t affect your life to the point of making it harder. Luckily it is dying out bcs colorism is mostly is uplifted by older people and younger ones doesn’t care about it

@yz2374

11 күн бұрын

Facts some Kazakhs are as dark as Wesley snipes 😂

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Lol

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Heeey, thanks for this info! Gives me a deeper look into your culture:)

@eileenismailova

10 күн бұрын

Why would they? They ancestors spent most of the time outside and only sickly and old folk were hanging out inside yurts. Other Asian regions associate pale skin with being upper class also historically

Bro, it’s not the color of your skin that matters, but what kind of person you are!

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

This is true, but there are many African Americans who think they will be discriminated against by their skin color if they travel to Kazakhstan. I made this video to show them there is no problem:) Thanks for your comment!!

@ascarycasta

13 күн бұрын

Yup but its Its how the States think and think they're so self centre "me me me"

@tokhtarkenesbekov967

7 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3really?

@francoismarc3

7 күн бұрын

Really​@@tokhtarkenesbekov967

Looking at your video, I looked at my city in a different way. Almaty is indeed a diverse and green city. Pleased to see you in our country, Francois. Rahmet for the video! Have a nice trip in the future!

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

Rahmet, for watching! You have a jewel in Almaty...please take care of her:) I'll come back there soon. Thank you so much for the wonderful comment!:)

Hope you enjoyed your stay here! Please visit Astana and most importantly East Kazakhstan, it has spectacular nature! ✊️

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

Hey, I enjoyed there so much! I'm planning to go back after my wrist surgery! I should not have left there...I'll check out the East Side too!!

Thank you, Francois, for the wonderful and interesting video! Kazakhstan will always welcome you, and my friends and I will be glad to see you. I am happy to be a part of such a 🤩🤩🤩 video.

@francoismarc3

12 күн бұрын

Thanks, angel:) I'll be seeing you soon. Thanks for being in the video and for your friendship♡♡♡

Glad to know that many tourists from around the world talking about the country and enjoying being here in my homeland in Kazakhstan🇰🇿.thanks for your opinion 🔥

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

You are very welcome! A wonderful place to visit. I wonder if I could live there:)

I’m so glad you posted this video, I’m going to Almaty for a few days next month, basically because I love Kazakh music, and my wife read some negative stuff on the web and was feeling scared, so I showed her this video and she feels much better now, thank you so much!

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

This is the comment I was waiting for!! I make these videos to ease people's fear. You two will have a lovely time in Almaty.. but a couple of days is too short. I'm sure you'll extend your stay or go back soon!!

@markeastonlimousine

9 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 the reason I’m going is I recorded a song called “Kazakhstan” last year and it’s become my highest streamed song of all time, so I’ve recorded a follow up song called “Almaty” and I’m going there to shoot some footage for a video clip, and buy another Dombra! I’m hoping to go back again for longer next year!

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

@@markeastonlimousine You are living the dream!!! More power to you and much success!!! Keep moving forward!!

@vevoeminem276

3 күн бұрын

@@markeastonlimousinelet me hear it, bro. Where I can listen to it?

Қазақстан үшін жақсы пікіріңізге рахмет

@I.N.F.I.N.I.U.S

15 күн бұрын

Одай айтпаңыз

@I.N.F.I.N.I.U.S

15 күн бұрын

Олай айтпаңыз

@bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb6

14 күн бұрын

​​ енді не ұнамалы сендерге, шет мемлекеттен келген адам Қазақстанды мақтаса осылай шығасыңдар.

@vostochnyikalendar

12 күн бұрын

@@bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb6дұрыс жаздыңыз

@user-gx1wi6ml3i

2 күн бұрын

​@@bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb6жағымпаздық сол

Being a Kazakh, for the first time when I started studying English I looked at the foreign world. We grew up among many nationalities and completely different religions, they all respect each other, but when I found out in America or Europe there are such barriers, it was a shock for me and they sometimes ask Is it because I’m black then, I’m like, What does this mean? because we are all human 🧐🙃

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Unfortunately, the pseudoscience concept of race originated in Europe and was transferred to the US. The topics of race, racism, and color discrimination are always headlines in the US. I also believe humans are just humans, but part of being human is finding something, anything to discriminate against. Thanks for the comment.

I’m Kazakh who lives in the US for the last 5 years.. and I really enjoyed watching your videos! They were very informative and fun! I hope next time you can explore the capital and mb some other cities like Aktau or Shymkent (my hometown). Thx!

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

Hey, thanks so much for watching!! I'll be sure to visit the capital during my next trip to Kazakhstan!! I want to explore your country in detail!!

Россия также многонациональная страна. Но менталитет казахов, казахстанцев сильно отличается от русских. Большинство россиян нетерпимы к азиатам и другим неславянам. Они закрыты, грубы. Русские, приезжая в Казахстан, приятно удивляются нашему гостеприимству

@mirkotej

16 күн бұрын

Не все такие казахи. Большинство таких с севера.

@user-jv1fk9jd6q

16 күн бұрын

@@mirkotej каких?

@mirkotej

16 күн бұрын

@@user-jv1fk9jd6q гостеприимных

@user-jv1fk9jd6q

16 күн бұрын

@@mirkotej большинство гостеприимных на севере?) смешная шутка) единственное что можно с точностью сказать что менее гостеприимные это русифицированные казахи

@mirkotej

16 күн бұрын

@@user-jv1fk9jd6q как скажешь. Видать тебе больше повезло на таких, мне наоборот

I would love to go to Kazakhstan after watching this video Francois. It really seems like a very hospitable and beautiful country like you said. From what I learned from my friend from Uzbekistan, he said Kazakhstan people are a very diverse group of people with many different ethnic groups with a variety of European and East Asian features. Even mixed with Mongol tribes, Uralic, and Iranian people. That is why many Kazakhs look "Asians" I guess!! Lastly, I am also from Atlanta Francois. I used to live close to Emory University in DeKalb County and often went to Buckhead Lenox Square Shopping Mall a lot. I am sure you have been there too. I miss Atlanta very much, especially the Southern hospitality and vibe. The autumn weather is so beautiful in Atlanta with leaves changing colors. Do you miss Atlanta too? Enjoy your stay in Kazakhstan and job well done with this video brother!!

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

Heeeey, thanks for taking time to wite this message! I do miss Atlanta, sometimes, but not the summer humidity lol. I have been to the places you mentioned:) Kazakhstan really stole my heart. I haven't seen much of the country, but from what I have seen, it's amazing. I hope you can visit there one day...what an amazing land with even more amazing people.:)

@user-ge6ul2lm6h

16 күн бұрын

❤❤❤

@maxh7637

16 күн бұрын

Uzbeks are even more diversed people, tho. You got your friend wrong.

@06marsik91

16 күн бұрын

Look like Asian 💀 we ARE asian, bro…

@user-my4kt4qv2j

15 күн бұрын

Наше государство создали потомки Чингизхана. Наши ханы от его первого сына Жоши.

Discrimination based on skin color existed in America, we have our own filter and we do not look at people under someone else’s filter

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

I understand!

Kazakhstan is famous for its hospitality, unless you're a pick up artist.

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

Whoa, do you mean womanizers? Kazakhstan has beautiful women, but there's so much more to the country than that...

@I.N.F.I.N.I.U.S

15 күн бұрын

​@@francoismarc3 *_не нужно на женщин глазеть и домогаться._*

@user-xn2ej4wq1f

14 күн бұрын

​@@I.N.F.I.N.I.U.Sсогласен

@tacituskilgore2258

12 күн бұрын

That’s true man

THANK YOU for such a nice content, looking forward to see you back again, welcome to Kazakhstan

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

My absolute pleasure, and thank you so much for giving me your time!:) I'll be back soon!

@user-gx1wi6ml3i

2 күн бұрын

На куя? Чтобы снимать контент наподобие: Нашёл себе девушку на филиппине, тайланде и т.д!?

Dark-skinned people are beautiful, all colors of clothing suit them, and gold especially looks good on dark-skinned people, it is the pearl of the planet!!

Welcome to our country🎉. I hope u enjoyed the city. Come again to visit other places in Kazakhstan 🇰🇿👍. I’m also interested to visit US in the future

Thanks a lot for your videos about Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 I really love your positivity and your presentation of our country to the world, big love brother 💗 You're always welcome here

I love your little humanist riff... That was great! Brilliant video, beautiful friend in the beginning too and interesting to think how dating could be easy there. Regardless, I do get that sense of hospitality is more important than anything else in Almaty. Your long form videos have been doing really well lately. Well done!!! Keep it rolling...

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

Aye, B, thanks so much! I'm happy to see a friendly face here. Some of these comments are wild... I'm just trying to paint the image of Kazakhstan being a welcoming place where anyone, but especially African Americans who don't travel much out of fear of the unknown, can feel at peace. I am indeed a humanist...which is far less than I can say for some of these comments. Never seen this before. I'll keep it going, brotha!! Waiting in your next video....its been a while!

@BrianCatalano

16 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 was just looking at comments now and yeah, it's the typical stuff (knee jerk reactions that say more about the commenter than you), but also tons of positive comments too. Usually the bigger the views, the more engagement, both good and bad...and the more likely we are to have a negative bias (as in we mostly see the negative sentiments than all the positive ones). Yet, you made a great video, and not clickbaity, manipulative, nor controversial in any way, so if it's fired people up... Great! Let the engagement roll in!!

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

@BrianCatalano That's a great way to look at it!! I think I'm a bit compromised because I'm hurting from the injury and preparing for surgery tomorrow. Thanks for the encouragement:) I saw your video just dropped. Gonna watch it before bed!

I absolutely loved this video and hearing about your experiences. You are right, your friend is super cute 🥰

@francoismarc3

3 күн бұрын

Hey, my friend!!! Thanks for stopping by! You always leave wonderful messages for me!::) I loved all my time there") And yes, she's wonderful ly beautiful!♡♡♡

Mate, doesn’t matter what colour you are or what religion is. Matter is what kind of person you are.

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

I also believe this, but some people in the comments section of this and other videos don't. Also, I'm trying to show other African-Americans who are scared to travel to Kazakhstan that it's okay to travel there. Thanks for this comment!!:)

@I.N.F.I.N.I.U.S

15 күн бұрын

​@@francoismarc3*_нельзя ехать!!! Хочешь смерти??? Хочешь чтобы тебя убили????_*

Francois, don’t let the negative comments get to you! I enjoyed watching the video, every country every nation have their own “Karens” and they flooded your comment section, but I think that’s for the best for future engagement. Best of luck and get well soon! I’ve never been to east kazakhstan and it will be interesting to watch for me as well, even though I’m local from Almaty

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

Hey, thanks so much. There are a lot more positive comments than negative ones, but the negative ones seemed to hit me hard. Thank you for reminding me that there are Karen's everywhere. If my wrist feels okay at the end of this month, I may return to Kazakhstan for a couple of weeks. The east sounds like a wonderful place to explore. Maybe I'll see you there too:)

Im not black but i still find these videos interesting to get the feel of the vibe for a place im interested in visiting. Do you think 7-9 days is enough to enjoy Kazakhstan? Any other advice or tips is appreciated, im interested in going soon. Im also debating between the other central asian countries like kyrgyzstan or uzbekistan.

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

I only make this title because African Americans don't travel often, so I'm trying to get them to see other places:) My videos are for everyone:) Honestly, you need 2 weeks at the least to experience a small portion of the country. Almaty, Astana, places in the west I haven't traveled to...I'm actually going back after wrist surgery. The other countries you listed are also top-notch. See them all and stay longer than a week so you won't feel rushed.

@Jitterbug360

16 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 That wrist situation is a bummer. Thanks alot though, happy travels.

@Ahmed-iam

16 күн бұрын

​@Jitterbug360 I am Kazakh and I think it all depends on what you wanna see and maybe contact local guides beforehand. I mean the south is very interesting too very different from Almaty. Way more family oriented and traditional. This is why they are even more hospitable. The newly rebuilt ancient city of Turkestan is worth a visit. It has a mausoleum of sufi Khoja Yassawi. Many Kazakh Khans are buried there. Shymkent, there is places around the region to visit like Aqmeshit. In Mangystay region there is white mountains and the sea. There is a mosque in a cave. There is a channel called Alkettik where the guy visits Kazakhstan's different regions. Not that he covers everything of course. You can inquire, search and investigate.

@user-tj4xf6wo5n

16 күн бұрын

If you want to visit Almaty, then be sure to go to Medeu, climb Shymulak, Kokzhailau, all this within the city can be reached by public transport route 12, and the like. We have a lot of things to do...

@aiory8849

16 күн бұрын

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Glad you visited our country) I recognized the place when you were in the cafe, because I’m going to school through this road

Ive really never seen many tourist coming to Kazakhstan but im glad that you came and saw what we as a country had to offer

@francoismarc3

3 күн бұрын

I'm coming again soon. I was so impressed and inspired that I must return soon:)

@mustafayeet

3 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 try some of our dumplings called manta/манта trust me it's so good like dumplings from china

Everyone are pleased to visit and live in Kazakhstan, no matter your skin colour or other appearance stuff, I am glad to see that you liked to be here, come visit Kz again! ❤

@francoismarc3

3 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for saying that! There were many nasty comments earlier, but I'm happy to see this positive one! Thanks again!!!:)

Nice video and the video was taken near my house in the beginning

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

Thanks so much!! You should have come and said hello! Lol

I was happy to watch your video thank you very much, you have talent! 🇰🇿

Great video, man! Welcome to Kazakhstan! Historically we became diverse by force of the USSR regime and it was not a pleasant story, but nowadays majority here they are happy to live with each other and we welcome people from any part of the world as well.

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Aye, thanks for the warm welcome! I really appreciate it! And thanks for the historical and cultural tips!!:)

Oh man this was a great video! 14:19 dude I like this guy here!

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

Yooooo, I appreciate it!!! He just came up out of nowhere!!! I was surprised he was interested in me!!:)

You are a very polite KZreadr 👍🏻

@francoismarc3

12 күн бұрын

Thank you so much!!!:):)

Great man. thanks a lot. Really enjoyed your VLOGS from Almaty. I was born there and i miss the city very much)

@francoismarc3

3 күн бұрын

Hey, thanks so much for watching! Oh, where are you now?!

@Appleman291

3 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 Thank you, you are so positive) I live in Berlin now, but i try to visit Almaty as much as i can, Unfortunaltely because of Covid, wars and other things i was not able to visit the city for about 4 years, but i am planning to have a trip to Almaty in October)

Heeeey, welcome bro! Good to know you're enjoying your time here and thanks for the praises! Anybody from west, rest assured, can spend some good time here with that x-rate (unfortunate for us ngl)... And yea, we are, perhaps rather curious nation, always open for visitors. I guess it's in our nature to get along with many different cultures... Some people, especially from rural areas may give you an eyeball, but yet again, it is solely cuz they will geniunly be interested in your background and whether you're spending good time traveling. Best of luck on your journey and safe travels!

Only big disagreement is Kazakh language issue, but nowadays there are more younger people who understands the importance of knowing and respecting the language

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

I learned something new:)

We hope you will come to Kazakhstan again. We will always welcome any guests

Been hearing about the stans all week, really cool inside look on this place, my buddy Dough Bernard is out there too, you guys should link up and make content!

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

That's dope! Will look him up! Appreciate the plug!

Bro I enjoy watching your vlogs.You definitely should visit Astana(the capital) There are bunch of well known sightseeings and I would like to guide you there if you decide to visit

Добро пожаловать в Алматы! Спасибо за контент!

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for the warm welcome!!♡♡♡

Nice content man hello from Kazakhstan ✊🏻

@francoismarc3

3 күн бұрын

Thank you!!!! I'll definitely be back soon!

Good job! Hello from Québec 😊

I'm quite sure you gonna miss Almaty. When you come here again just check the guy Dennis Keen - he knows a lot about Kazakhstan in general and he organizes tours around the city too. Check him out sure you gonna like it. And you probably know the Sonnie Side from BestEverFoodReviewShow he came to KZ i believe. Check his content about Kazakh food

카자흐스탄은 정말 다시 가고 싶어요 🙉🩵🩵

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

You must come back! It's an amazing country!!!

Great video man, in my experience traveling around Asia you’re seen as a human-being first and judged off of your character rather than skin tone alone. And if you try to speak the language as well that usually always gives you bonus points + Another thing I had to get used to is being known as the American as well 😂 I always think like “oh yeah I guess I am American” We’re so used to being called AFRICAN American and that distinction almost connotes a second class citizen type of feel

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

I agree with all this!!! I'm in the hospital now in Mongolia (I broke my wrist) and the doctors and nurses asked where I'm from. I told then the US and they "oh, American". The African or Black part never came into play.

@Naijahoy

10 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 Haha right! And sorry to hear that man, hope you heal up soon 🙏🏽

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Thanks:)​@@Naijahoy

I was enjoying your videos about Kazakhstan. It was detailed and interesting trip videos from you. Some places (including social media) have bad people.. I hope that kind of people will be more kind. Thank you and good luck !! from Kazakhstan 🫶🏻

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

Hey, thanks for your lovely comment!! I also hope people will become more kind. Kazakhstan♡♡♡

15:30 wow..I was just at the old airport last year..my god how far they’ve come in the construction for the new one!

Владимир, сен өзіміздің қазақсың, Қазақстанда туған қазақ азаматысың.

Yooooo best part of the video 8-30 😮 lol 😂

@francoismarc3

18 сағат бұрын

Loooooool It's true!!! I was like woooooooow hahaha

Thank you for advertising my country! ❤ I love my people: honest, humble, kind and we're also proud nation so if you will judge my nation and country all the way round as some Russian tourists did or will do some criminal things, like turkey tourists did, then we'll kick your ass off! Just a reminder, so you won't be disappointed 😅, but in general, If you won't do bad things, we will be veeeery nice to you😊

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Thanks for the comment and the warm welcome!!:)

Thanks!

@francoismarc3

13 күн бұрын

Hey, thank you so much!!!!

Cool video! Keep doing

@francoismarc3

6 күн бұрын

Thanks, will do! And appreciate it!!!

Yep! Grandma could see the little hearts floating all over the screen, and that was BEFORE you said you could marry someone like her. Let's hope all the men who go there are nice like you, and not creeps.

@francoismarc3

13 күн бұрын

What a wonderful comment!! She's definitely my type because she is kind and easy to talk to:) I also hope when other men travel to Kazakhstan, they will treat the women there with respect, as they should treat all women who deserve it in all countries!!!:)

У вас очень хорошие видео про наш казақстан. Спасибо Моя доча сейчас в США очень очень скучаем по ней.скорей бы приехала. Она впервые одна выехала.. Простые ,вне политики Люди везде одинаковы ,не имеет значение цвет кожи итд. Хорошего отдыха вам.

bro is talking to a girl near high school I graduated. My respect bro!!!

Do some episodes on real estate for sale and for rent. Great video thanks for sharing.

when I was working in another organization, a man from Africa got a job with us. So that he would not feel lonely, I started communicating with him. it was very interesting. I remember how he said that he saw snow for the first time. it was so interesting

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

This is a cute comment!

Doesn’t matter a nation or race it depends from human itself if behavior is proper and respectful no one will break you nose or bones

Good video. I like Kazakhstan.👍

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

It's wonderful:)

i think you are just type of person that sees everything good . Just to be clear kazakh people can be jealous and territorial . we dont like our people or our country being promoted as ''go for women'' place

@francoismarc3

13 күн бұрын

Thanks! However, I didn't promote Kazakhstan as a go-to place for women.

on the contrary, I love it when people from different countries come to us. And there are a lot of black people here and there is no difference between the skins. I go to special meetings with native speakers like you. I like your videos for their simplicity, you show the city as it really is. I hope you really enjoyed your stay in Almaty.

@francoismarc3

4 күн бұрын

Hey, thanks so much for the comment! I love positive messages like these. I loved Almaty so much and will return soon. Your comment makes me want to come back:) I'm happy you have the chance to speak in English with native speakers:)

I am Kazakh, black Kazakh! )) Welcome to Kazakhstan. Aktobe city✊️

@user-np8re4nk1x

16 күн бұрын

Мал

Welcome to Kazakhstan bro. Have a great time. Enjoy ❤😊

@francoismarc3

13 күн бұрын

Ayyyyyye, thanks so much for this, brotha!

Қош келдіңіз. Аман - есен туған еліңізге жетіңіз❤

If you think that Almaty is green now, you should’ve seen it many years ago. The city was known as a garden city. Many parks were cut down, and replaced by high rise buildings.

@francoismarc3

3 күн бұрын

Wow...I wish I had seen her in her prime!!!

🔥🔥🔥

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

♡♡♡♡

It is no matter being black or white or orange😅 Its matters being a human. Thanks and always Welcome to our country ❤

@newaccount4666

15 күн бұрын

Дін мәдениет тіл тәрбие - бүгін бар, ертен жоқ. Ал арласқан қан артқа өзгермейді.

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

Thank you so much!!♡♡♡

Honestly u look like you're from south Kazakhstan 😄 come to Shymkent next time 🤗

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Lol really? The people there are darker??

@user-mi3ji3bd1p

6 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3yeap, they are more tanned cuz of the sun, south kz is really hot😸

@9___QvQ___6

11 сағат бұрын

​@@francoismarc3not all. For example I look pale, my mother and her sisters too (also they have green, blue and grey eyes). Some of my relatives are with darker skin. So people are different here.

To be honest, we are less tolerant than Europeans, so if people start facing bad behaviour from any group of foreigners your ass gonna be kick badly. You can check latest situation in Kyrgyzstan, where some Egyptian students had a fight with Kyrgyz boy, and all look a like students from Pakistan and India get pressured. I remember same with Indian workers in Astana, when they beat up some security guy and half of the city was redy to handle all of them, even if it was only 4 of them who did shit stuff. Kindness comes from strength, always remember that.

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

This comment sounds like a threat to me. Are your words intended to be hostile?

@parnasakz

16 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 The Kazakhs have one big drawback. This is great hospitality and patience. Many people take this for weakness, but this is far from true. As long as guests behave within the framework of generally accepted decency, there will be no problems. This is just for information. It’s better to ask your blackskin friend, who already lives in Almaty, in more detail about the mentality of the Kazakhs. We are not Europeans, but we are not classic Asians either. We are something in the middle with our unique culture, a people formed at the crossroads of different cultures. There must be an understanding that a peaceful and tolerant people could not have a state occupying the 9th largest territory in the world.

@DamnDamn1

16 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 Not really, it's just a reminder for all foreigners to be respectful wherever they go. There was a guy called Jonny Somalian or something who was harassing japanese people and he got his ass kicked. He wasn't the only one as well, there were other tourists who were really disrespectful to the locals in Japan. We just don't want the same thing to happen in our country. If you're good person, then you should be fine

@montisiddique8010

15 күн бұрын

@@parnasakzэто не то чем можно гордиться. Если какой нибудь казах в другой стране совершит подлость или преступление, надо избивать всех казахов? Да мы были войнами, но силу надо использовать разумно и справедливо, а толпой пинать одного иностранца это не признак силы.

@nurlannaiman-qazaq7566

21 сағат бұрын

​@@parnasakz хорошо сказал. Напиши ему ещё ,что нас очень мало,так как многие голову положили за эту территорию. А то я не могу в английском.

Good job 👍

@francoismarc3

4 күн бұрын

Thank you so much!!!

@DamloshoTai

4 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 not at all I've been seen this video because i also living in almaty enough time

@DamloshoTai

4 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 but looks like you already leave the country if you have plan to come back to the almaty let me know please)

Ауылға әкеліңдерші осындайларды. Шөп жинаймыз. Поля суғарамыз. Мал бағамыз. Общом жұмыс жетеді. Бекер жүргенше 😅

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

:)

Yes our Kazakhstan is the best! I love every person of ours! May Allah guide and protect us all 🤲🏻 Now i feel like the guy is considering to move to Kazakhstan and settle among us 😂

Francois ! Good luck! Be careful!

@francoismarc3

6 күн бұрын

Thanks so much! But why be careful?! I'm interested because there have been some hateful comments:(

Kazakhs, we are a family, I was very hurt by the word “it’s easy to communicate with women”, because I love my sisters and brothers very much

@francoismarc3

2 күн бұрын

Hello! Why were you hurt by those words? It means that the women are kind and approachable. There is nothing bad about that:)

@Mr.Sabyrzhan

2 күн бұрын

@francoismarc3 I see the idea of ​​this word of appeal here, one could say “people” and not just women

@francoismarc3

2 күн бұрын

@@Mr.Sabyrzhan Yes, but the context of me saying "women" comes from the two interviews I had with my friends in the video. You may have misunderstood. There is nothing sinister or deprecating about my words. As you can see from all my videos, I respect everyone. Thank you for watching. :)

Ooh wow! I can see the South African zulu guy 😊! Almaty became so international!

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

Lol what? Am I a Zulu guy?? Lol

@SAFlowers

9 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 not you, that African guy you had interview with , he was wearing a tshirt zulu! So he must be zulu!

@francoismarc3

8 күн бұрын

@@SAFlowers got you!!!:)

I hope you really enjoyed your trip and had a safe flight.

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

Thank you so much!!!!

The question on the preview "Do they like us?" is incorrect. Because we can't love the person that we don't know. Instead of this, u can ask, "do they hate us".

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Thanks for this comment:)

@pivot4985

10 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 You're welcome)

Thank you for amazing trip with you to Kazakhstan

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Thank YOU for coming along with me!!!

I always love black peoples, when I see them in Almaty!

@francoismarc3

3 күн бұрын

Hey, thanks for your kind words:) You are nice!

🔥👍🏼

Казахи всю жизнь за всю историю столько людей спасли, помогли и никого не обижали, в отличии от русских шовинистов

@francoismarc3

3 күн бұрын

I hope starting today, we can all learn to live together peacefully and in harmony:)

Thanks bro for great video about our city. As post-USSR country we were taught in school skin doesn't matter what king of person you are what matters. Myself I'm kazakh but I was raised by russian and german teachers. My friends are uzbeks, russians, tajiks, germans, greeks and many other nationalites as I grew up. Never we called each othet as white or black or yellow. I think color theme is unique to USA. Some days ago I was watching Trump after his assasination attmpt and reporter invited some Hispanic woman. The reporter call that woman mentioning her ethnicity. For that's weird. We will not mention nationality or ethnicity like - here we have Uzbek Mr X or any orther nationality.

Hey dude welcome to Kz🇰🇿🫂🫶🏼 A lot of Kazakhs also black 😅

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

Lol thanks for the welcome! I would love to see that!

қонақжайымыз деп, ертең басымызға отырмаса болды

@maxh7637

15 күн бұрын

Бүкіл Европанын басына отырған ғой.

@newaccount4666

15 күн бұрын

Айтпашшш

@Vgjhv

12 күн бұрын

Казак отыргызбайды ешкимди басына баска казактан баска

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

What does that mean?

@nurlannaiman-qazaq7566

21 сағат бұрын

​@@francoismarc3 У нас есть поговорка. Чувствуете себя как дома,но не забывайте что вы в гостях. 😊

Hello Franco. Everything was fine before the start of the Russia-Ukraine war. Recently, there have been people who fight nations. There are more and more people who write comments as Kazakhs and inappropriately as Kazakhs. Do not pay attention to bad comments.Welcome, Kazakhstan.❤

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

Thank you for the positive comment! I've heard the war has made living situations in Kazakstan difficult. I hope things will get better...

@timkaz8793

16 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3, there are lots of scammers from Ukraine and Russia who call people pretending to be from banks or government bodies and stole money from people’s accounts or make them get online credits and disappear. Also, lots of provocative comments in the Kazakhstani internet space from Russia or Ukraine to make people angry and situation hostile (probably to involve Kazakhstan into war).

@user-sy3ib3ir7n

16 күн бұрын

Thank you..

@CenturionKZ

15 күн бұрын

​​​@@user-sy3ib3ir7nalmost all Russians started to support Russia in that war, and you're writing as if Russians were being hated without any reason? 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ P. S. Қазақ екеніме сенбесең Алматыда кездесейік 😂

Очень хорошая подача информации. Хочу сказать, что в Казахстане не разделяют на расы. Может вы заметите, что казахстанцы смотрят на темнокожих людей дольше чем обычно, но это только потому, что никогда не видели в живую. Подпишусь и поддержу. Жду новое видео и выздоравливайте 🙂

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

Hello!! Thank you so much for the comment and the support!!! I hope to keep good videos coming for you!!:) And also thank you for the well wishes:)

Kazakhstan has a very huge history of being colonized and oppressed by the Russian government, most than a half of our population has died out of man made famine during those times, all the elite was sent to gulags and our land was used as polygons like Semey and etc. that’s why in that time Kazakhs were minorities on our own land. But we are getting it back, this year Kazakhs officially got more than 71% of the Kazakhstan population and now we are considered to be monoethnic country not multiethnic. Part of that history still shows why we are so against “only russian” menus and places in here

@zhanzhak3746

3 күн бұрын

Умник, прочитай что такое колонизация! Вот сейчас Казахстан как раз находится в колониальной зависимости от западных стран и США. 80% нефти, газа и других полезных ископаемых каждый день извлекаются из недр нашей земли и уходят в метрополию. А нам достается лишь малая часть. Мы - независимая страна, в том смысле что от нас ничего не зависит в мировой политике. Как скажет Запад и США, так и делают. Колонизатор не обучает неграмотное население вплоть до ликвидации безграмотности, не строит школы, больницы, дороги, коммуникации, заводы и фабрики. Что касается касается полигона - если б не он, то тебя бы сейчас не было, так как правительство уважаемого автора видео скинуло бы на нас без зазрения совести свои бомбы, как сделало это с Японией. Про голод и т.д. даже нет желания что-то говорить, видать голова конкретно промыта западной пропагандой

@sunqarkz4225

3 күн бұрын

​@@zhanzhak3746 репресировано в Казахстане 25000 элит, мы могли всё что ты перечислил построить сами, вы наших людей верните и заберите все ваши заводы и фабрики, кому жизнь человека важна кому заводы

this dudes thinks that Kazakh women are easily accessible and can be broadcast to a foreigner, they are really fucked up

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

No, I don't. What gave you that idea? I never said that in the video. Stop projecting your pathetic reality on me.

Kazakh women are Kazakh men’s pride, our ancestors died for that during wars with Mongols and Russian!

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

I understand, but do you mean ethnic Kazakh women or all women who live in Kazakhstan?

@Adil_Turysbek_TVRC

Күн бұрын

I think you have twisted knowledge in history😅. We never had war (interstate) with russians or mongols (khalkha). We had war with nogai, mogul, uzbek, azeri (kyzylbash), timurids, siberian tatars, and kalmyks with dzunghars. And we had wars not because of women, but because of need for the pastures, trade centers.

We Central Asians or should I say Mongol descends are not racist, extremely religious. We accept people the way they are appearance wise. We only judge people based on their personalities. Love the video.

@francoismarc3

3 күн бұрын

Thank you for this comment and thanks for watching. I live for these types of comments:)

Welcome to Kazakhstan, if you met bad people along the way, I apologize for them, there are few bad people but they exist

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Hey, thanks for the warm welcome. No need to apologize:) there are bad people everywhere like there are good ones like you.:) Thanks again.

GOOD LUCK BROTHER! BYE! COMEBACK SOON

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Thanks so much!! Will be back very soon!!!:)

Ок!

Some kazakhs including myself after summer season and summer sun look even more black than you. 😁

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Looooool, I would love to see that lol

Thank's for video. In Kazakstan living 132 nationell and they living becouse Hitler and Stalin will kill everybody, but Kazakstan save everybody. Im living in Sweden but im born in Kazakstan Almaty and love very mutch Kazakstan. Kazah people is very nice and frendly

@moonman1612

15 күн бұрын

Это все диаспора, а нациа одна

@francoismarc3

7 күн бұрын

Thanks so much for the comment!!! I learned something from your words!!:)

@dtt-fc1nq

7 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 Thank's living my first 13 yaer in my country, and alter Sweden 🇸🇪 15 year schcool tine 10 year London Paris Berlin and visit many country, but people in my country Kazahstan it's like them living in other galaxy. They dont need money to be happy and the enjoi live and very friendy. Im think Asien people its must feindly people in the world and im living last my 23 year and 4 diffrend country in Europé. So hospitaly it's world class

You're in my motherland😂❤ but im in Astana

@francoismarc3

9 күн бұрын

I'll visit there next time!!!

Let's go!!!! Almaty is my home

@francoismarc3

16 күн бұрын

There he is!!!! The man, the myth, the legend himself! Appreciate you giving me the plug for Almaty. Can't believe I slept on this place...

There is no discrimination in Asia for other races. Nobody care who you are. China, Korea, Mongolia and Kazakhstan all very good hospitality. Because its in thier culture. But in your country or in EU it will be opposite.

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

Agreed. Thanks so much for the comment:)

Are u still in Almaty

@francoismarc3

11 күн бұрын

Not anymore:(

@juzosuzuya9297

11 күн бұрын

@@francoismarc3 where are you from bro

Come on, i saw a black in Almaty for the first time in 2000😅 there are even grown up children with mixed half black ethnic background

@francoismarc3

10 күн бұрын

I want to see!!! Many commenter's are telling me to leave Kazakh women alone, so I would love to see thus lol