14 Years Living in Greece 🇬🇷 The Good, The Bad & The Ugly (An Honest Review)

Great video my friend nice work ! i am a greek who came to montreal canada and i had to learn french ok english i speak like i do greek as a greek canadian but i agree its the most difficult think to do and i had to go to a school a french school, its hard for work if you dont speak french aswell anyways thats way i like your videos i can related thanks ones again take care and be safe, Την αγάπη μου σε όλους!!

Hey Dan, so many people everywhere fail their business. the fact that you have moved on since then, and that you are here posting vlogs just shows that you are extremely a resilient person. Give yourself a big pat on your shoulder, bro. I turn on your video while working, like a podcast. In fact, I definitely feel you should make a podcast of your Greek Life journey. Thank you for sharing with us your story. Cheers.

Daniel! You speak the truth ! Again thank you for loving my Greece!X

12:09 you make me cry…

I like the fact that in Greek culture elderly people and children and respected and part of the festivities and daily life, everyone is important in Greek culture.

Another great video! You brought up some great points and are absolutely correct on all of them! Thank you for the great scenery in the background too! Kalh synexeia.

Good morning Daniel .Omg how much i understand you .When i was ten years old my parents got divorced and i saw my father after thirty years .What a hard feeling !!!! Do not be so hard to yourself all of us have difficulties in our lives.

What you speak of is simply life, as it happens from choices we make. We can’t be everywhere for everyone but we must be in the present for ourselves. As the human in us, we go off the happiness path with thoughts and regrets and resentments of the past. Let go of the past…it is forever gone. No regrets. I find that connecting with loved ones via apps online, I.e. face time, helps tremendously. Be well…you’re doing great 😊

Some thoughts about language. I'm Serbian and I live in Germany. I speak Serbian fluently and since I was born in Germany and live here all my life I speak German perfectly. No one ever says wow you speak German very well although you're not German. Cause they can't tell I'm not. But I know people who came to Germany some years ago and they are learning German constantly and getting better every day. But still they have foreign accent. What I'm trying to say I'm always impressed when I meet people and I can hear that German is not their native language but still they are using some not every day words so I can see they are putting effort in learning a language. So I think it can also be seen as an advantage if you speak Greek almost perfectly but a Greek person still hear your accent. They see you're a foreigner but have learned it so well. At least I would really respect that. I don't know. Maybe only a person who has been learning a foreign language can understand what I mean. At the moment I'm learning Greek and I'm really looking forward one day to speak with Greek people when I visit Greece. Thanks for your videos. I like them a lot.

Almost 11k. Things are really picking up!

I have really enjoyed your content Daniel, thanks for sharing your life in Greece with us. Having had a number of Greek friends over the years, especially from high school, I was exposed to a number of aspects of Greek culture and even language. My Greek friends would sometimes take me to venues called tavernas, where they served food and alcohol. Much of the time these places would also have a Greek band, with bouzoukis, etc. What would the difference be between a Kafeneio and a taverna in Greece. Also, is a Kafeneio very similar to a cafe in French culture? Yiamas.

so obviously you failed in business and decided to make money through negative publicity.