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Hi, this is Dr. Hourglass, and welcome to another video in our channel Bootyman.

Today we are going to discuss: Treatment options for saggy buttocks.

In this channel, we will discuss everything you need to know about buttock enhancement procedures.

Welcome back!

The buttocks become saggy as a result of factors like aging, gravity, loss of skin elasticity,

genetic tendencies, pregnancies, and drastic weight changes.

The buttocks are an important part of the human body, and there is no doubt that saggy buttocks

appear aesthetically unappealing.

The modern standards of beauty require women to have firmer, perkier, and toned buttocks.

No matter what has caused your buttocks to sag, there are options available to treat the condition.

Which option is suitable for you depends on the extent of sagginess in the buttocks and your aesthetic goals.

If your buttocks are mildly saggy and the condition is affecting your self-esteem,

you may consider butt augmentation surgery.

If there is excess fat in your body, it can be removed and grafted in your buttocks to treat the mild sagginess.

During the procedure, liposuction is used to remove the excess fat from body areas like the abdomen

and then transferred to the buttocks.

The fat will fill the loose skin, which will make your buttocks firmer and youthful.

On the other hand, butt implants of small sizes can be used to treat mildly saggy buttocks.

The implants will be placed inside through incisions.

The surgery is performed under general anesthesia and on an outpatient basis.

The implants come in different sizes, but patients should avoid getting large implants

because that would make the buttocks saggier.

On the other hand, if your buttocks are moderately or extremely saggy,

you should consider the butt lift surgery.

During the surgery, which is performed under general anesthesia, the excess skin will be surgically removed

from your buttocks together with the excess fat that might be catalyzing the condition.

The incisions will then be sutured and closed.

Some of the results of the butt lift may be immediately visible.

However, complete aesthetic outcomes of the procedure will be noticeable only after the

post-operative swelling has disappeared and your body has recuperated from the surgical trauma.

Your buttocks will become firmer, perkier, sensuous, and aesthetically appealing.

The improvements in your buttocks will make you appear youthful.

To conclude, buttock implants and fat transfer are effective for treating mildly saggy buttocks,

and the traditional butt lift procedure is suitable for treating severely or moderately saggy buttocks.

In this video we discuss: Treatment options for saggy buttocks.

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how to learn Spanish by yourself or any language/how to study correctly/ English subtitles - Duration: 17:12.

What's up my people, how are all of you, I hope you are good

and I'm here again to teach a little bit of Spanish

And in this occasion I'm going to teach you, I have brought a really helpful video for all of you

And I know it's going to be really helpful

but before we start remember subscribe to my channel

if you haven't done yet so that way you receive a notification whenever I upload a new video

And remember if the video was helpful, and it helped you, it was really helpful for you leave a like here,

do you understand me? Give like so that way you help me and I help you to learning Spanish.

Also share the videos with all of your people, with all of your friends and you all know let's go to start.

In this video of today I'm going to teach you how to learn a language by yourself

how to learn to study, and these pieces of advice(tips) that I'm going to give you here

you can apply them to any other language

not only Spanish but any language that you want to learn by yourself

on your own, studying at home ,without needing a teacher (no teacher at all only you)

And I have decided to make this video because there are a lot of people that they really want to learn a new language

they are really motivated to learn a new language

language but after a few weeks or maybe a few months they end up demotivated and that is because they don't know how to study correctly

then for that reason i have decided to make this video

giving you a few tips that you can follow

in order to learn to study correctly steps by steps , this will be useful as a guide for you to learn Spanish by yourself .

this pieces of advice i'm gonna give you i already made used of them learning English

and they has helped me a lot ,now i can communicate easily in English

and i learned English just by myself studying at home with no teacher need

then i think that if these pieces of advice that i'm going to give you they helped me , for you will be really helpful as well, ok

then let's go to start , to learn a new language by yourself the first that you need to to need is 3 ingredients

and which one are those three ingredients? well, you are going to need a deep wish to learn

a wish for learning, says a saying that '' to want is = be able to, (when there's a will there' a way)

if you want( have the need, wish) and you really wish something, and you have a deep wish inside of you for learning

you will going to accomplish it, you are going to learn, and you will reach your goal

why? because you have a huge wish to learn, a deep wish to learn and that will give you the motivation needed

to learn Spanish in this case

number 2 , a lo of discipline , you are going to need a lot of discipline

an that's why when we learn a new language by ourselves

the discipline is a factor(element) that play a role very important

when is the time to learn Spanish

not only Spanish but anything is life, you need to be really disciplined

and respect your study schedule when you know that you have to study(must,time to study, have to start studying)

not matter what you are doing, if it is the time for you to start to learn Spanish

and your Spanish study time, you gotta do it quickly and forget all of that that is not important in that moment.

and dedicate time to learn Spanish( stat to learn Spanish)

and last number 3, a lot of patience, you are going to need patience, why?

because the learning of anything in life not only Spanish takes time

you don't learn from the night to the morning( in one night, in a day)

then, you know, you gotta know that learning Spanish or any other language

is going to take time you won't learn it from the night to the morning

and that is also another thing that the majority of students

or the majority of people when they start to learn a new language they think

that they going to learn it in a few months and is not like that

the learning of a language takes time, if you want to know if i'm telling the truth or not

think the way you learn your own native language , you did not learn it in one year,

not even 2 years, it took several years, maybe 4 or 5 years

when you were a child , in order to be able to express and to be able to understand a little bit good

and it didn't stop there , you kept learning when you went to school

and still you keep learning things in your own native language

but at the same time when the time keep going

as soon as the months keep going you are going to notice that the language becomes much easier to learn

you learn in an easier way and learn in a automatically way like the way you learned your native language

Ok now that you already know which ones are the 3 main ingriedient that we need to have when we want to learn a new language

let's go to teach you , how to learn to study correctly, how to study correctly steps by steps

so that that way you get to the fluence much more quickly

the step number one to learn to study correctly is the next one

you need to learn the basic first, the first that you have to learn is the basics

why? because through you learning the basics the others things will become much more easily

when you start to learn anything in life you need to go steps by steps

steps by steps you can't go from the step one and go up to the step 10

remember that when you were born before you learn to walk first you learned to crawl

you didn't walk first before learning to crawl then it's the same

from that is that comes that a lot of students says that Spanish is difficult

and is not that the Spanish is difficult what happens is that they want to learn things that are super advanced

and they even don't know the basics first , and they don't master(have,know) the basics

then if you want to succeed at Spanish learning the first thing that you need to do is to learn the basics

all the basics first, and after you pass the basics go to the intermediate and that way keep learning steps by steps

and you will see that all the things becomes much more easily

and remember never try to learn advanced things that are not for your level because that's the reason why you will find difficult the Spanish learning

follow this rule and after that you tell me, you let me know in the comments how did it work for you and i bet you that it will work wonderfully

number two learn complete phrase and sentences and never single words

never start to learn a huge of single words. why? , because the single words

don't have any meaning , they don't have any context in it and you will easily forget them

but the phrases and the sentences they do have context, that's the way how we talk in real life

we talk through (using) phrases and sentences and not single words

then if you want to increase you vocabulary easily learn phrases and sentences

that is the right way of learning vocabulary

ok now don't get me wrong , what do i mean with this?

i mean that the words that you learn you need to use them in context

you have to learn them in sentences and phrases

you can learn single words but in the following way

let's suppose that you are learning the word carro(car) so you don't know what does car mean

instead of you take , and write down carro and put next to it the translation

instead of that take that word carro and make a sentence or make a phrase

and learn the phrase or the sentence using the word carro in it

so that way you will be learning a group of words and not a single word

like if you would have wrote down the word carro and you learn it just like that with no context at all

that's what i mean

number 3 write each word, each phrase, each sentence and all of that that you have learn( you learned)

you have (must) to write it, and not only one single time but many times

and at the same time that you write you have to read out loud

so that you can get familiar with the word, the phrase or the sentence that that you are learning in that moment

the more you spell it and the more you say it out loud you will see it becomes much easier to learn it

it help you to memorize much easier

number 4 learn the pronunciation of the word , the phrase, or the sentence that you are learning immediately

so that way you don't have to work two times , because the next thing happened to me at first when i started learning English

there was a lot of vocabulary that i had learned, and a lot of words that i knew(learned) , i could recognize them when i saw them spelled

but i didn't know the pronunciation, then when someone said it to me

i didn't know what type of word they were (didn't recognize)but when i saw them spelled i could recognize

then i had to work two times , i had to go back and look up the pronunciation and learn the pronunciation of all of those words that i didn't know

then you need to do the following whenever you learn a new word you need to look the pronunciation up

you have to listen to a native pronouncing(saying) the pronunciation

no matter if it's a word, a phrase, a sentence you have(need) to have pronunciation of that immediately

so that you don't have to work twice

number 5 review everything you have learned continuously all the time

you need to keep doing review , this , in my opinion this is the most important step

the review , from this you can learn and memorize everything that you learn for a long time(longer)

even for the whole life( never forget during life) if you review it continuously

and that something that the majority of people don't like

they think that if they listen to something only one time

or reading something only one time is already enough and it's not like that

you have (need ) to keep reviewing continuously even all of that that you think that you have learned by memory (by heart)

if you don't come back and review it again i'm pretty sure in a few months you will forget it

then if you really want to learn and memorize forever my advice to you is that you need to review continuously

you have to review all of that(everything) that you have learned

number 6, listen at least 1 hour you need to listen at least one hour

and if you can you can listen even more than that

the more hours that you listen to the faster you will become fluent

the more faster will improve at the pronunciation and at the comprehension

because that is the real key to learn to speak a new language quickly

through listening, the more that you listen to

and you have to listen to native people

so that way you develop the correct pronunciation

and learn how to understand them

because there's not way to learn how to understand to the natives when they speak Spanish if you don't listen to them

that was the way how i learned English through listening to people when they were speaking English

but i only focused to the English natives speaker listening

because there 's something that a lot of people do incorrectly and it is the following

when they are listening they listen to any person that talk Spanish i mean that talk the language that they are learning

and not matter if they talk with a bad pronunciation

and what will happen? they will end up having a bad pronunciation too

but how do you correct that? you can correct that listening to native people

on that language that you want to learn

and that way that will help you to learn the correct pronunciation

and also will help you to learn how to understand correctly to people when they speak Spanish, effortless

remember , keep in mind this: always listen at least one hour

now if you have time available, if you have plenty of time you can listen 3, 2 hours or maybe 3, even 4

i remember that i used to listen 3 hours of English daily everyday

and i kept listening English like that for 2 years in a row(consecutive)

and the result was really beautiful, at the end of those 2 years studying like that(that way)

the first time that i had the first English conversation ,it was good i could understand

everything people said to me

and i could talk, i could express myself ,i could communicate myself in English

and i accomplished that through the listening

through listening to people when they talked in English

that is the key to learn a language

that is the key to learn to talk and also to learn how to understand

because when you were a child , when you were born you remember that you learned your own language through listening to people

speaking your native language

another thing that you need to do too, each video or each material that you listen to ,you have to review it again

you have to repeat it at least 5 times

believe or not you gotta repeat it for 5 times

only one time is not enough

not even 2 times is enough, you have to listen at least 5 times in a row

and finally , how to manage your study time( schedule time of study)

remember you have(need) to study at least one hour daily,

at least one hour daily you need to dedicate to the Spanish study

and if you don't have time you can do the following:

you can divide(split) the study time in parts

whenever you have free time you can study for 10 minutes,

even if you can't study for 10 minutes you can study for 5 minutes

and you do it like that in the course of the day( during the day, a long the day)

whenever you have time study 5 minutes or 10, just like that for little interval of time( for a little while)

whenever you got the time ( have free time)

and at the end of the day you you will have completed at least one hour, or maybe even more

that's a technique that works really good,(wonderfully)

that technique i used it way back in the past when i didn't have time ,

sometimes in the morning i had only 10 minutes to dedicate to study,

then what did i do? i just got to study for those 10 minutes, later on in the afternoon when i had 10 more free minutes again

and i used to do it like that successively

you already know my people , it going to be to the next occasion(till next time)

take care you all, and God bless you you all

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#Everton looking to grab Chelsea's Baba Rahman or Patrick van Aanholt from Crystal Palace - Duration: 2:15.

Everton looking to grab Chelsea's Baba Rahman or Patrick van Aanholt from Crystal Palace

EVERTONS need for left-back cover for Leighton Baines has led to further enquiries for Chelseas Baba Rahman and Crystal Palaces Patrick van Aanholt.

The Daily Mail reports that the Toffees may find themselves in a tug-of-war with Schalke over Rahman.

  Baba Rahman may be able to choose between Schalke and Everton.

The 23-year-old is open to a return to the Bundesliga and Goal.

com reports that he is set to join them on loan.

Van Aanholt, 29, played for Everton manager Sam Allardyce previously at Sunderland and Palace.

The South Londers have an interest in Everton striker Oumar Niasse so perhaps the clubs could come to some kind of swap deal arrangement.

Baba, meanwhile, joined the Blues in 2015 but has endured a miserable spell at Stamford Bridge, making just 15 Premier League appearances.

Patrick van Aanholt could find himself linking up with Sam Allardyce again.

The Toffees are seeking cover for Leighton Baines.

The Ghana international suffered anterior cruciate ligament damage at the start of 2017, ruling him out for the remainder of the year.

But he is back in business now and Schalke, who took Baba on loan in 2016-17, are in talks to secure him for the rest of the season.

Scalkes sporting director Christian Heide told Reviersports: I expect a decision to be taken in a relatively short term.

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Why Pray if The Future is Settled? Or is it? - Duration: 2:14.

Why do I pray if God knows the future anyway?

Well, let me say first of all that the question

reveals a particular understanding of prayer

that itself needs correction,

and that is that prayer is about

getting God to do stuff in the future,

and if he already knows the future

and is going to do what he's going to do anyway,

why should I bother to pray?

But first and foremost,

prayer is having an intimate time

of communion with your lover.

This is what prayer is first and foremost,

and you don't ask the question why when it comes to that.

Why do I have to hang out with her,

why do I have to hang out with him?

Why are we supposed to talk about stuff?

Prayer is an intimate time of communion with your lover,

with the one who loves you

more than anyone else in the universe, first and foremost.

And secondly, just because God may know the future

and whether you believe that he knows and causes the future

as our Calvinist friends believe,

or that he knows the future but does not cause it

because there is real free choice like Armenians believe,

or that the future is open

and he knows all of the possibilities

our open-theist friends believe,

either way he knows the future,

why is that a bummer for us?

Why would that demotivate you to pray?

Are you one of those people who say

I would never watch a move that I love a second time

because I already know how it ends?

When you really, really love a movie you'll watch it again,

and I know many of you, you'll watch it a hundredth time,

you want to be on that mountain top

with Julie Andrews one more time,

because the hills are alive with the sound of music.

And you want to not only hear it,

you want to sing it, you want to participate in it.

When you really love something,

just because you know how it's going

doesn't spoil it for you.

You want to participate in it.

So, it doesn't spoil it for God.

Just knowing the future,

he still wants to live into the future and participate,

and that future includes a relationship with you.

So it doesn't spoil it for God,

and you don't know the future

so it shouldn't spoil it for you,

we're all good here.

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How To Manually Eject a CD or DVD from Any Drive when Power is Off//Technical NVN 99 - Duration: 1:59.

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Is It Wrong or Is It Right for Christians to Invest in the Stock Market? - Duration: 8:19.

Is it wrong or is it right for Christians to invest in the stock market?

Hi, welcome to Little Lessons, we're continuing from our previous little lesson questions

about investing in the stock market.

Something that is widely practiced because, at least from a natural standpoint, it certainly

does make a lot of sense to save money for the future.

Now, I began to speak yesterday, discuss a little bit, the whole idea of saving.

We have to question why we would be saving.

You have to be saving for a legitimate reason.

If you're just piling up treasures on this earth so that you can just grow your wealth

and enjoy more, that's a questionable practice.

But, investing a portion of what you earn to guard against the future, and the eventualities

of old age is extremely wise and could be considered again, as just an act of love towards

the people that you love, so you're not a burden upon them.

There are other valid reasons to save.

You may be saving to start a future business in which you need some startup capital, and

boy, doesn't it make sense to save and earn interest and dividends then it does to borrow

money and pay interest.

That shows some self discipline, some prudence, and then when the time comes, you have enough

money, some capital to start a business, because every business, generally speaking, needs

some capital to start, even the smallest business.

If you have a lemonade stand, you gotta have the water and the lemons and you gotta have

a little table.

That being said, there's legitimate reasons to save for business, but again, if you're

not submitted to God, if you're just trying to save money to start a business so you grow

filthy rich and live a life of luxury, that's wrong, that's very, very wrong.

But if you're trying to save so that you can start a business and support your family and

help your kids get a start in life and take some of the earnings from your business and,

as much as possible, if God blesses it and you work hard enough, that you could give

a whole lot for the sake of Gods Kingdom.

Well that's praiseworthy, that's virtuous.

So it all comes down to what's really in your heart in this case.

You can also save purely to give, and that's New Testament right there.

I just pulled up a verse in the Bible from the 16th Chapter of First Corinthians where

Paul's writing about a collection that he's taking amongst all the Churches for the very

poor, and struggling Saints there in Jerusalem, and he writes in First Corinthians 16:1.

"Now concerning the collection of the Saints, as I directed the Churches of Galatia so do

you also on the first day of every week, each one of you is to put aside and save as he

may prosper so that no collections be made when I come."

So what he's saying is, "I'm gonna be coming by in a few months and if you guys save weekly

from what you earn every single week, when I come, it'll be a huge blessing, and I can

take your gift them to Jerusalem."

That's an illustration of saving money in order to be a blessing, to give money, to

serve others.

And you can do that in the short term or the long term, as in the example that I previously

made.

Starting a business at some point in the future, having the business capital to start up, you

have to save to get there.

But, your ultimate goal is to be a blessing.

Maybe one day you could be a millionaire, and you can give away millions of dollars

and lay up lots of treasure in Heaven.

So you can see that saving money could be on the path to laying up more treasure in

Heaven, which is what Jesus wants us to and what, of course, all followers of Christ want

to do.

There are valid reasons to save, but, regarding the stock market again, it's not a short term

investment.

If you want to invest in the short term, like you're saving up to buy a car in two years,

I wouldn't personally recommend the stock market 'cause there's a chance you could lose

money and nobody wants to lose money.

And God, I don't think, wants us to lose money, so, don't think of the stock market.

Now, people try to beat the stock market, one of the ways to do it is of course to spread

your investment out over the entire stock market.

These are called Index Funds where you basically are investing in the top 100 companies, biggest

companies in North America, for example.

Those are actually the safest and in one sense the smartest mutual funds to invest in, but

the trouble is, as I mentioned on our previous little lesson, you're very likely to be investing

in a few companies that ... what they're doing doesn't please God.

But, so I'm not encouraging investment in Index Funds, but I am certainly encouraging,

if you're gonna invest for the long term, spread out your investment, don't put all

your eggs in one basket.

People also try to beat the stock market by predicting the future.

There's lots of really, really smart people who spend their ... that's their business,

trying to figure it out and the next thing they're trying to figure out is how to convince

you that they can predict the future.

None of them can.

This years great stock picker is often next years major loser.

Because you could you say, "Well, last year my investments returned 100%, I doubled my

money so listen to me."

Well, it wasn't 'cause he was so smart, it was because he was so lucky.

Luckiness has a way of turning into unluckiness, so my advice is to be conservative investing

in companies that have proven track records that are definitely providing goods and services

that benefit people and they're evolving with the times and the stock value goes up and

they're paying the dividends.

You think about it, what an opportunity it is to be an owner, a part owner of a business

that is providing goods and or services for which people are willing to pay a fair price.

It's the investors that make it all possible.

All the blessing that comes from an economy, a functioning economy, comes from the people

who've invested, who are part owners in those companies.

For you to say, carte blanche, it's wrong to invest your money.

That be like saying it's wrong to participate in a functioning economy.

No, it's the investors that make it all possible.

Those are the people who consume less than what they earn, so they're living below their

means as it where, but seeing the wisdom in preparing for their future.

And at the same time, having the blessing of participating in a functioning economy

which blesses everybody in that functioning economy.

Alright, well, that's enough.

This is Little Lesson.

There's so much to be be said about this, but, I thought I'd just give you my two cents.

Thanks for listening.

God Bless.

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Nick&Sammy (닉앤쌔미) - O.o.O (On or Off) M/V - Duration: 4:09.

I'm feeling that way. You get angry a lot, is it cool?

Parts of you that I haven't seen before It's just a lame cliché now.

I am the last on your priority.

All the bad habits that became you make me go nuts, make me suffocate.

You are shameless till the end.

Ooh ooh ooh Ooh ooh ooh

Your stare tells me That we are near the end

Ooh ooh ooh Ooh ooh ooh

That feeling makes me so anxious Burning me up

Hey baby, you are different these days

You behave the opposite of what you used to.

Let me know why you are like this.

You make me anxious, you don't know how I feel.

You promised me, we will shape our future together.

Why are you giving up our world now

So you tell me that "I have to change"

"I'll be a better man." Is this what you want?

What are you thinking right now?

I feel anxious. See a change in your stare.

Please just stay where you are.

I don't know if you're on or you're off.

On or Off

Ooh ooh ooh Ooh ooh ooh

You're cold baby. You and I are getting apart.

Ooh ooh ooh Ooh ooh ooh

That feeling makes me so anxious. Burning me up.

(You got me burning me)

Ehh Ehh Ehh

I can't be myself without you.

Why Why Why

Do you have a blank stare Seems like you made up your mind.

What are you thinking right now?

I feel anxious. See a change in your stare.

Just stay where you are.

I don't know if you're on or you're off.

NaNaNaNaNaNa Yeah

NaNaNaNaNaNa Hoo

Girl you got me, burning me up

NaNaNaNaNaNa Yeah

NaNaNaNaNaNa Hoo

You got me burning me up

You got me burning me up

NaNaNaNaNaNa Yeah

NaNaNaNaNaNa Hoo

You got me burning me up

Ooh ooh ooh

Ooh ooh ooh Ooh ooh ooh

Your stare tells me That we are near the end

Ooh ooh ooh Ooh ooh ooh

That feeling makes me so anxious Burning me up.

(Baby got me burning me up)

Baby I'm so, I'm so burning me up

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Salvation is not a formula or series of actions - Duration: 5:37.

Salvation is not a formula. I it is not a series of steps that you take. It is not

just believing in Jesus Christ. Salvation is is knowing the Living God, Jesus Christ,

and serving Him, obeying Him, being in the right relationship with Him. Jesus Christ

is alive and if we do not know Him, follow Him and obey Him, we will not have

salvation. Jesus Christ is the way and He teaches us the way. He shows us the way.

We have to know Him and follow Him. Believers have been taught to believe in

some theology, a series of steps that they take and then they have salvation;

believing in Jesus and then they have salvation, that is not the truth.

Salvation is about our relationship with Jesus Christ, because He is the Living

God. He speaks. His sheep hear His voice and they listen to Him.

Salvation is not just a theory or a methodology, it is Jesus Christ. It is the

same as your relationship with any other person. You have to work on your

relationship, you have to secure your relationship. You have to make sure that

your relationship is right. If you do not work on your relationship it will die.

Most believers have no relationship with Jesus Christ. They have never met Him.

There are conditions to our relationship with Jesus Christ.

Firstly we have to believe that He is whom He said He is, that He is God, and if

we believe that Jesus Christ is Lord, then we must obey His words, the words

that He spoke, that He delivered, as they are also recorded in the Gospels Matthew,

Mark, Luke and John. If we truly believe in Jesus we will obey Him; we will repent,

turn away from sin, turn away from our own ways, turn to Jesus,

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English Grammar: "BEEN TO" or "GONE TO"? - Duration: 10:09.

Oh, wow, I've definitely never been there before.

Have you been there before?

While we're on that topic:

Hey, everyone, I'm Alex.

Thanks for clicking, and welcome to this lesson on two commonly used and sometimes confused

words in English.

And those two words are: "been" and "gone".

Now, these two words, I say they are commonly used and sometimes confused because they are

often used in a similar way, in a similar context, but there is one situation where

only one of them works.

Before we begin: What is "been", what is "gone"?

Grammatically, these are past participles.

And today we're specifically going to look at how to use them with perfect tenses, because

the confusion with the two words usually happens in the perfect tenses themselves.

So, first let's look at "been".

Notice the arrows that I drew here.

So, if you have been to a place, this means that you went there and you returned.

So, for example: "He's been to India."

And by the way, this "he's", this means: "he has been in this situation", this is the present perfect.

"He's been to India."

He went and he returned in his life.

This is a life experience that he had.

Okay?

So you can say: "I've been to India.", "I've been to Disney Land.",

"I've been to Niagara Falls."

So, if you want to talk about life experience where you went to a place, you returned from

the place, it's behind you, it's in the past, it's done, it's in your life experience, "been"

is usually the word you want to go with.

Next: "gone".

Now, I'm going to look at "gone" in a specific context which basically means you went to

a place and you're still there, and you went recently.

So, for example: "He's gone to India".

-"Where's Frank?"

-"Frank's not in Canada, man. He's gone to India."

This means recently Hank left Canada...

Did I say Hank or Frank?

Frank or Hank?

How do you not remember?

That's okay, let's keep going.

"Hank/Frank, Hankfrank, Frankhank has gone to India."

So, he went to India maybe two days ago.

He's in India now.

Let's look at some more of these examples with "been" and "gone".

"Been".

"I've never been to China."

Okay?

Life experience, I've never been and returned, I have never visited China.

"They had been there before."

So we're using the past perfect tense, here.

They had visited that location before.

Ah: "We will have been in Montreal for three years by then."

Now, here, it's actually slightly different. Right?

Because you're not saying that you went to Montreal and you returned to Montreal, but

that you have lived in Montreal for three years, or: "We will have lived",

"We will have been in Montreal for three years by then."

So, here is a different sense.

Here, you're saying that in three years:

"Oh, we will have been in Montreal for three years by that time",

by a specific time in the future.

Okay?

So, a different way to use "been".

Now, again, remember "been" is the past participle of the verb "be", and after "be" you can use

many, many, many, many different things, so you can talk about your age.

Right? You can talk about adjectives, your feelings.

You can follow the verb "to be" with a continuous form.

Right? So: "He's been playing", "He's been reading", "He's been doing".

For this lesson I specifically want to focus on using it to talk about travel and life

experience with visiting places and returning from places.

"Gone", okay.

"Jack's not here. He's gone home."

Now, here we're using the present perfect.

One of the uses for the present perfect is to talk about something that happened recently.

Okay? And you can still see the effects, or something that just happened.

So: -"Where's Jack?"

-"Oh, Jack's not here.

He's gone home. He has gone home."

Not: "He's been home", that means he went home and he returned, and it's a weird kind of sentence.

Maybe, unless he went for lunch, I guess.

And here's another one: "She's gone grocery shopping".

-"Hey, where is Matilda?"

-"Matilda's not here. She has gone grocery shopping."

Okay? So she went recently, she's there now.

Next one, ah: "They've gone on vacation."

So your neighbours are not here, you notice their car is not in the driveway.

"Hey, where are the Hendersons?"

-"Oh, the Hendersons are not here. They've gone on vacation."

Okay?

And last one: "He's gone to work".

-"Mom, where's dad?"

-"Dad's not home.

He's gone to work."

Okay? Recently he left the house, he went to work, he's at work now.

Now, you could also say if it's the end of the day: -"Hey, did you go to work today?"

-"Yeah, I've been to work."

Okay?

So, I've been to work today.

Next: What did I do here?

"I've never been or gone there before."

Curious. Curious.

Now, I did mention here-right?-that usually "been" is used when you want to talk about

a place you have visited and you've returned from.

"Gone" usually used to mean that you have gone to a place, you went to a place, and

you are still there now.

But really, when you're talking about life experience, in speaking sometimes people use

these words interchangeably.

Okay?

So: "I've never been there before.", "I've never gone there before."

Here, I said: "I've never been to China.", "I've never gone to China."

If I say both of those, no one is really going to think I'm making a mistake.

Okay? So if you do say: "I've never gone to China",

"I've never gone to China", "I've never been to China",

"I've never been to China", it's not a huge mistake.

Okay?

What I really want you to focus on is that in most contexts, if you want to be safe,

if you want to talk about life experience, stick with "been", if you want to talk about

something that just happened and you want to say the person is still there, still at

the location, use "gone".

So: "He's been to India."

Life experience.

"He's gone to India."

Recently, he went yesterday.

So, when you're thinking about "gone" in this situation, a little trick you can use is ask yourself:

"Where is he?

Where is she?

Where are they?"

And if they're not here: "Oh, he's gone to India.", "He's gone grocery shopping.",

"They've gone on vacation.", "He's gone to his brother's house."

Okay?

So, for "gone", if you can ask yourself the question: "Where is ____?" then you can use

"gone" in this case.

And one more, before you guys ask me this question in the comments.

You might say: "Alex, why would I say: 'He's gone grocery shopping'?

Why don't I just say: 'He went grocery shopping'?"

Excellent question, such a good question.

So, remember, simple past, action that happened in the past and is finished.

Right?

So: "He went grocery shopping", "He went let's say five minutes ago".

Present perfect, specifically for present perfect in this case: "He's gone grocery shopping"

means that, you know, something that started in the past has continued into the present.

Really, you can use both.

You can say: "He went grocery shopping", "He's gone grocery shopping", and you won't be wrong

in either case because you can mentally think that you're referring to an action where he

went, he left the house, your focus is on the period he left the house.

"He went grocery shopping".

-"Where is he?"

-"He's gone grocery shopping."

The action started in the past, is still true now because he's still there now, so your

focus changes.

Both are correct.

Okay, that's it.

Are you confused?

Do you feel better?

Is it less confusing?

Hopefully it's less confusing now.

If you're really not sure, obviously you can watch the video again.

Check out tons of resources, like, on Google or wherever else on the internet, preferably

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- Welcome to this week's Ask GMBN,

and it's a special one, I think, this week

because we're joined by Steve Jones

from EMBN.

- Yep.

- Steve, nice of you to be here.

- It's nice to be here.

I'm just thinking it's just like being

back in school. I mean, all this stuff

on the desk here Trisha for Gary.

- It does not say Trisha for Gary right there,

okay?

- Okay. Gary for Trisha.

- Gary for Trisha. Yeah, it is a little bit

like that. The shed is a little bit real

at school.

Right we're looking forward to answering your

questions that you've sent in to ask.

I'm going to get straight into it,

see if I can stump this guy. He knows his stuff.

- I'm already stumped.

- Let's get into the first question

from Domagoj Rajn, and it says,

Can skiing goggles be used for, be good for MTB?

- Are they going to be any good in the dirty

brush woods with a kind of tinted lens?

I'm not so sure.

- Yeah, they can be dark, can't they?

But I reckon, I reckon on a bright, sunny

day, you could get away with skiing googles.

- Can do. One thing I would say,

you need to make, be careful they do fit

in your full-face helmet.

- Yeah

- That's if you're wearing a full-face helmet.

- Yeah, you might be one of those guys

with open face goggles on, smiley, smiley

cheeks.

- Bandana

- Yes, bandana. It could work. It could work.

I remember the first day I went out

riding with riding glasses, riding cross country,

and this was a long time ago,

and I'd resisted. I'd resisted, and I thought

I'd try it and see what all the fuss is about.

All these people, their stylish glasses on,

and it was a revolution. I was like, oh

it makes so much difference. My eyes weren't

streaming with water, and ah, it does make

a difference, covering your eyes.

- I think it actually, it does, looking

after your eyes is a good thing to do,

I think.

- Yeah

- Generally, in life.

- Totally. In real life. Yeah, so we're saying

you could do it. You could do it.

I think Steve thinks it's a bad idea,

but I think he'd get away with it.

Although, you will have someone come up to you

and go, are those skiing goggles?

And I'm not sure that's a good look.

Right, Solden Stoll says,

Will starting mountain biking with a backcountry

and competitive freeride skiing background allow

you to progress faster on a mountain bike?

Well, that's an interesting question, that one.

That's an interesting question.

- Miquel Pasquale, I mean, one of the greatest

World Cup Downhill racers ever,

he's come from a huge ski background,

and he's won two or three World Cup Downhills.

- Yeah, Cedric Gratzia, also around the same time

rider, right?

- Yeah, kind of mid to late 90s.

- Yeah, both ride some.

- Yeah, I think it depends on your mindset

really.

- Yeah

- I mean, it is possibly a transferable skill.

It has been shown.

- Yeah.

- But only you know whether you can do it

or not.

- Yeah, I mean, I'm sure there's evidence

of a backcountry freeride skier who's terrible

on a mountain bike. I'm pretty sure there

must be that guy out there.

- Yeah.

- Um, but I think if you've got a sporting

background of any kind, and you've taken

a sport to a point where it's really tested

you, it's always going to be an advantage.

It's always going to be an advantage

into any sport you go to next.

Um, but, yeah, there is evidence out there

that there's some racers who have definitely

progressed quicker because they've done

a bit of skiing.

- You could do some bowls as well

if you wanted to. You could do anything

you wanted to, anything competitive.

- I feel like you've found the one sport

that maybe wouldn't help you into

go mountain biking. Bowls.

- I don't know.

We move on to the next question.

I feel a bit scared in this ask GMBN room.

- It's the shed. It scares a lot of people.

- It is. It's quite intimidating.

- It's scary. Um, little Dan Lloyd.

Your Dan Lloyd, he's intimidating.

Um, Villageinvader Films says,

Can you use a 27.5 wheels on a 29er bike

or put a 27.5 inch fork and wheel on a bike

that comes standard with 29?

Um, so what's the guy's name?

Or her name again?

- Villageinvader Films

- Well, you can put whatever size wheel

you want into a 29 inch wheel bike, but

you know what? There are a lot of bikes

out there, I mean, the specialised enduro,

there's a wide, they both have 29 inch

wheeled bikes, you can fit 27.5 in as well,

and what it does ultimately the bikes

with the 27.5 inch wheel's got a better

geometry, but you need to be careful.

You don't want to get the bottom bracket

too low to the ground.

- So you said on those bikes, the bikes

where you've got the 29 inch wheels,

it's working out the bottom bracket

is actually too high?

- Well, you want the really the sweet spot.

For example, the bottom bracket might be,

you know, round about 345 or something like that

and then go down to 338 or 327.5. I think

on like a 160 bike, a downhill bike,

338 millimetre bottom bracket is the bottom

line there really.

- Right.

- But you do want to be riding your bike

with a 360 mill bottom bracket,

so ultimately it depends on your bike.

It depends on the tyre size as well.

- Yeah.

- It depends on your forks. That's a huge, huge

question. We could spend the next week

talking about that if you wanted to.

- I'm going to have to stop you

from doing that.

- Sorry.

- I'm going to have to stop you

from doing that, and we're going to move on

to the next one, but good answer, Steve.

Like that one. Like that one.

Alright, and it might be Villageinvader Films.

It might be. I'm not sure.

Villageinvader. Anyway, Villageinvader or

Villageinvader Films, I'm not sure.

Good question, mate. Thanks for sending it in.

Um, oh, you're going to like this one, Steve.

BMC H says, Can I use tubeless presta valvles

in my Schrader rims?

- You see, I've got a problem.

I've always had a problem, I don't know,

between the thick ones and the thin ones,

which are which?

- And doesn't that reassure everyone?

Does anyone know? Does anyone know

the difference?

I mean, I'm sure if we go online,

we could find out. I think Schrader's the big

one. Presta's the little one, right?

That's right. Dom is nodding. Dom knows.

Thank goodness.

- Yeah, I've been on these press junkets,

people say, oh, you're a press for Schrader,

I go um, the thick one.

Yeah, that's just me.

- Yes, well, so getting to the question,

so you want to go tubeless. You've got

Presta valves, but on your, you've got

rims with big holes in them.

- Yeah.

- Now, I think you're gonna struggle

because your Presta valves are going to be

too small, but you can get uh, an adaption.

That means you could do it.

My big question.

- I knew it was coming.

- Why don't you just use Schrader valves?

You could, couldn't you?

You could.

Because that would be a lot, that would

make more sense, but you just BMC H, he's like,

no! I will not get different valves.

- What BMC H is saying is, it does actually

make sense.

- Wow. We're seeing thinking happening.

(making sound of wheels turning)

We're seeing thinking happening, right?

- Um, I kind of agree with you as well.

- You can do it. You can do it.

You can buy an adaption that means that

basically you can make that hole smaller,

and it will work, and valves are Presta

valves that will actually sit in a wider hole.

- But, BMC H, I think you should champion

the Schrader valve cause and stick to it.

- Yeah, cuz basically we all like the thick one.

We all like the thick one. It's just easy.

- Yeah, you got a car garage...sheee.

- Yeah

- You know what? You can, it's easier.

- And I think the little, thin one looks stupid.

You know, we were talking about tubes,

so let's take a quick break and take a look

at the mistakes you could make

while going tubeless.

- When you remove your valve core,

there's two extra benefits you get.

One of them is it makes it very easy

to clean, so you can get that solution

out that dries up and causes issues with it.

And the second one is you can actually

put sealant directly into the tyre

through the valve itself using a syringe.

This is far less messy than actually pouring

it into the tyre. It does mean when your tyres

are seated, if you need to top up on sealant,

you can do this easily.

- Okay, let's keep it rolling.

I'm testing Steve with these questions.

Uh, next one from Lolsteringu or

Lolsteringu. I'm getting a bit confused

on these names now. I recently bought a Haanjo

Tero. Which I think is a a diamond.

It is a rigid road/gravel bike with drop bars,

and I've taken it my local mountain bike

parks multiple times recently and enjoyed it.

I was wondering if I should stop this madness

and buy a purpose built mountain bike

or should I stop being a wimp and continue

with my drop bar bike out in the mountain bike

trails?

- Is that a ques, well, do you know what?

I ride a gravel bike. I really enjoy it.

I mean, the only problem with them is

you can take, you push them harder and harder

they buckle wheels and stuff like that.

But you know what? There's some amazing

valley mountain bikes out there.

You'd have to break the bank to get one,

so I have two bikes.

- Have two bikes. You can never have too many

bikes.

- No, no.

- Everyone, everyone in this building thinks

a lot of bikes is a good idea.

- Yeah, I don't think you need to choose.

It doesn't take away the fun on other bikes.

- No, that's true. That's true.

- Buy an ebike.

- Buy an ebike, yes, they are fun.

Yeah.

Um. I, I tell you what. I love a gravel bike.

Um, and I tell you what, you've only got to

look back, search on Google, tomac, 1990,

you are going to see a guy on drop bars

doing stuff you wouldn't believe,

going speeds you wouldn't believe.

Fair enough, he's got mountain bike wheels

on, but it just goes to show how far you can

push it with drop bars on.

- You should see what he does

on a drop bar bike.

- That doesn't count. That's cheating.

That's filming. It's different.

It's all smoke and mirrors.

- Are you telling me you were cheating?

- It's all green screen.

- You were cheating when you went over

that bridge in Bristol?

- Last year, I really did. I've got a stunt man

to do that.

I'm not doing that.

It's crazy.

- Well, even the stunt man, he actually did it.

- Yeah, I didn't do it.

That's dangerous.

Rowan Connolly says, Got a brand new hardtail

for 600 quid. Uh, good for you.

And I really want to upgrade it

as the frame is super good and strong,

but the rest less so. Worth it or not?

Worth upgrading a 600 pound bike?

- I'd say it's always good upgrading an

antique. Sorry.

I think there's some great full suspension bikes

out there.

- Yes.

- For, you know, for less than a 1,000 pounds

if you need to. Why get (beeping) hardtail?

Just, honestly, there's some great stuff

out there now. Just move on.

- I'm disagreeing. I'm disagreeing.

You're getting both, both angles here.

I think, dear, I think a good hartail's

wicked fun, and if you love the frame,

man, give it some love.

- Yeah, if you ride in smooth, single truck

mind, but if you're riding proper off road,

you need some full suspension.

- You can't say you don't get both angles

from GMBN. There you go.

Pick, pick between them.

- Adam Segerlund says, I'm gonna buy a bike

in the three K range, should I go for an

al-aluminum frame with good components

or a carbon fibre frame with cheaper components?

I almost, now, look.

Now, before you say anything, see

- I better go.

- I'm going to say I like, I like

- Well, man, it's been real.

- We want to hear your answer.

- Oh, God.

- I think a good al-aluminum frame, um,

I like them. I like them.

And, um, I would personally go for,

for the reasons that I like an al-aluminum

frame I don't see a problem with them,

and good components is what I'd be turned on

by. Steve's probably going to say

the same, but for different reasons.

- Should I just not answer the question?

- No, I want to hear your answer.

- Okay, look, basically, it does not matter

on the material, whether it be steel, al-aluminum

or carbon fibre or plastic or is there any

difference between carbon fibre and plastic?

Same thing.

It depends on how the frame is made,

so you can get a great steel bike.

You can get super light steel bikes.

You can get great al-aluminum bikes

that are a good stiffness, flex, sorry,

a good flex stiffness balance.

You can get carbon fibre bikes that

are too stiff. I mean, I'd be looking,

I'd actually be looking at the chassis

rather than the components.

- Yes. Yeah.

- Um, so

- There's a lot there to think about,

but generalising, right? Um, I can see that

there's a bit of a point you've got here

on the carbon.

- Plastic.

Martin, it's basically like carbon fiber's

just like putting a cake together.

I mean, some people put as much effort

into putting al-aluminum bikes together

as carbon fibre bikes.

- Easily, for sure, for sure.

- Like I said, there's good carbon fibre bikes,

and bad ones. There's good al-aluminum bikes

and bad ones, so

- Right. While we're talking about carbon fibre,

let's take a look at this video Dougherty

did. He put a lot of hard work into it.

Seven things you didn't know about carbon fibre,

including it might just be plastic.

- The carbon fibre is a long strand of material

made from carbon atoms, and it's the fraction

of a size of a human hair. Thousands of these

are spun together to form a yarn,

and it's these yarns they use in the pre pregs

sheets along with resin. Carbon used

in manufacturing comes in two forms,

prefabricated tubes, or prepregnated sheets,

and it's these sheets that are commonly used

these days. What is the layup?

The layup is simply the manufacturing

process for making a frame.

They lay prepreg sheets into a mould,

often around a bladder.

- This question is from Malik Allard,

and he says, I'm always seeing people

fly around birms.

- No, he's not saying. It's bedrooms.

- Birms.

- B I R M S

- He means birms, and when I do, or when I do it,

I don't pull my brakes, but I slide out

because it doesn't look like when they do it,

they're using their brakes. Should I use

my brakes when cornering or am I doing it wrong?

I still want to keep my speed,

so he's seen some really fast riders.

- Lean it in, Malik. Lean it in.

- They don't seem to use their brakes

in the birms.

They're not.

- They're not.

- They're not unless they're trying to stop.

- They're actually a hundred percent

not using their brakes in the birms,

but, um, the thing is you look at Sam Hill,

he does't even use the birms.

- No, he doesn't use the birms or his brakes.

- No.

- Those fast guys, you only want to take notes

on what they're doing to a certain extent

because they are doing some things that are

next level. Um, you're going to get there

in due course.

- Go and try some corners with no birms,

flat, rooty, horrible corners, teach you

good skills

- Yeah, and it gets back to that point

about those ties, is learn about grip,

find where the grip is and that's where you

find your speed.

Yeah, absolutely.

To help us with that, let's take a look

at how to corner fast, which is a video

we made before.

- So flat corners are probably the hardest

corners to try and ride fast because a slide

can easily turn into a crash.

Therefore, the fundamentals are really

important first. I think back to those things

I always talk about in cornerning techniques

videos, so outside foot down, trying to get

your centre of gravity low into the outside

of the bike, angling the bike over,

looking to the exit if you can.

But no corner is the same. Here I've got a

root that runs diagonally across the trail,

probably the worst direction you can

be going in, so I might need to just do

a slight bunny hop over that,

even though I'm still looking around that

corner. So to get fast round this corner,

it's going to take confidence, commitment,

but also very good line choice.

- Right. Quick fire. Steve, are you ready?

- Yeah, I guess so.

- Here we go. Oliver Tew says, I'd rather

do big drops on a BMX so I don't knacker

my nice expensive mountain bike.

It's a statement that Steve,

what's your thoughts?

- Uh, Oliver, it doesn't matter what bike

it is, it comes down to rider skill.

- Yeah, that's absolutely true.

Black Eclipse, could I put downhill forks

on my 160 travel mountain bike?

- You can do whatever you want.

Do it how you want.

- No rules. Like it.

Um, Yash says, why is there a creepy hand

on the shelf?

I don't. There's not, is there?

I don't like creepy hands. There isn't one.

You may have misseen. It's possible.

Someone who doesn't have a name,

Is there such a thing as a bike with rear shock

but no fork travel?

(laughing)

- Can you imagine how that would handle?

I really hope there is, is my answer.

- Oh my God, someone's going to design that now.

Great idea.

- Yes, Matthew Quin.

Are alloy bike frames any good?

- We answered that earlier.

- Yeah, we did that earlier.

- Look, alloy, plastic, carbon fibre, that

same thing, wood, bamboo, same thing, right?

It depends how it's made.

- A question from Archie Hunter,

my question is for Dougherty.

Oh, this question. He's pretty tall, and I'm just

wondering where Dougherty gets his shoes from

because I'm a UK size 12, 13, which is a 456

in US sizes or something like that,

can't find the size anywhere, please help.

So, we wanted Dougherty, please answer him,

where to get big shoes like Dougherty,

but he didn't reply.

- You call him.

- Call him now.

- Call him.

(phone ringing)

- [Dougherty] Hello, mates.

- Dougherty.

How it's going?

What are you doing?

- [Dougherty] Um, I'm going to search

for the bikes, bikes.

- Well, we're trying to answer a question

on Ask, and you're live on Ask GMBN,

um, and we're trying to answer this question.

This guy Archie Hunter has got big feet like you.

Where do you get your shoes from?

- [Dougherty] Well, sure my running,

I'm running mixed two of the shoes,

I'm running north sway, so that's a shoe,

so they call for them in a moment.

So I'm using their centre grass endura

mix.

- Oh, nice.

- [Dougherty] This shoe, it doesn't really let

much water in. It's quite warm. It's quite

robust that michelin dual rubber sole on it.

It's pretty good for walking off the bike

this time of year when it's pretty horrible out.

- This is a thorough answer.

- Well, it's Dougherty. It's always

a thorough answer. Right.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

This is sent in by Daniel Christiansen.

His friend Anders Dall has been taking on

little double gem. They've got a bit

of an argument about what needs

to change about this to make it happen.

Anders is saying that the he's cased

it badly, but his opinion is that

take off and landing ought to be changed.

Daniel thinks he might need more speed.

Steve, let's take a look, um, and see,

what you think he needs in this bit of video.

My God, ooof, he only just made that.

Wow.

That was close.

Oh, it made me shudder a little bit.

Made me shudder, and it's sent Steve

into a nervous breakdown.

- Oh, God.

- What do you think about that?

Do you want to see the second attempt?

- Let's see. Before, before giving an opinion

- Before we give an opinion because second

attempt, surely, Anders would have tried

something different.

- I don't think we're talking with

soil texture or take off or landing.

- There he goes, bit of slo mo.

Oh, it's the same again. It might be worse!

It, just enough, woohooohoooo!

- Simple answer. You need to be caning it

way, way more than you are.

- Yeah, it's not to do with the take off

or landing. Um, the landing is like, whatever,

deal with that, but the take-off, you could hit

that take-off, it's long enough to hit it

at a lot more speed. You could squash it

through there. You would fly.

So, Steve, what could you throw these guys to?

- Yeah, you need to check out the video

on EMBN from 10 time world champion

Michelo Verulios, the top five ebike tips.

- Oh, nice. Greatest downhill rider of all time.

You got to ride with him. That is incredible.

- It is bonkers.

- He does look mad.

I'm going to send you to this one.

It's how to pump a manual.

Good video, that one.

Good skills, be able to use that.

Um, make sure you hit the old, load

and subscribe, and don't forget to give

us some thumbs because we like that.

See you next week.

- I won't be here.

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INDIA or NEPAL - Which Military Is Better? - Duration: 7:09.

India and Nepal are two very similar but different countries

and they each have their own diverse sets of cultures and

Ways of doing things and when it comes to them doing things differently you can say their militaries have some differences

But similarities as well and for this video

We are looking at the military of these two nations and seeing what is truly amazing about them, and hey everybody what's going on

I'm Dave Walpole and welcome to FTD facts a channel will regenerate auch about cultures from all around the world now if you guys liked

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That's what we do here now keep in mind for our returning boys and girls now

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Recommendations from you guys because that's what we love doing now for this video guys

We give you guys the stats and you guys determine, which country is better for you and also

This is actually a part two to our Nepal vs. India video if you guys missed our first one well

You could hit you know this card right up above my head right now

If you guys really want to or you guys can just wait till the end of the video after you get through all the cool

Military facts, but anyways, let's get started

Let's find out what's great about the militaries of these two nations, so India is one heck of a huge country

And it has one heck of an army now for its available manpower it sits at six hundred and sixteen million people with approximately four

Hundred and eighty nine million six hundred thousand people fit for service for its military personnel

It's roughly four million twenty seven thousand people and active personnel sits at one million three hundred and sixty two thousand five hundred people

With approximately two million eight hundred and forty four thousand people in reserves now Nepal. It's a little bit different

It's got a smaller bunch of people and it's got a smaller military

But it ain't that bad because Nepal has a manpower of roughly fourteen million

six hundred thousand people with approximately 11 million two hundred

Thousand of them fit for service and its current military personnel sits at one hundred and fifty-seven

Thousand with about ninety five thousand being active personnel and about sixty two thousand being reserve personnel

and one thing that's great about these two nations and their militaries is that all of their soldiers are based off of a

Volunteer service and as a matter of fact India is the largest?

Volunteer army in the entire world and as well for both these

Militaries one has to be at least 18 years old before they even join so when it comes to the military

Let's break it down because both of these countries. Do have different divisions of their military. There's like Air Force

There's the actual ground infantry and all that sort of stuff now for the Air Force India has approximately

2102 aircraft strength with about

676 fighter aircraft

809 attack aircraft and out of this fighter strength about

850 seven of them are considered transport aircrafts as for their helicopters strength, it's about

666 with about 16 attack

helicopters

Now Nepal on the other hand it doesn't really have much of an air force because well first of all they don't really need it

And second of all they don't really have the budget for it either

unfortunately and for their aircraft strength it sits at 27 with more on order and out of that 27 about nine of them are

Transport craft and as well their

Helicopter strength sits at 18 also to keep in mind when it comes to their helicopters and their aircraft

They are not really meant for offensive services for example

Helicopters are all based for utility now as for ground forces India has a lot for example

They have approximately four thousand four hundred and twenty six combat tanks

They also have six thousand seven hundred and four armored fighting vehicles and over seven thousand seven hundred pieces of artillery now Nepal

Unfortunately they don't have this sort of hardware. They don't have tanks

They don't have armored fighting vehicles

And they don't have artillery

because well first of all they usually get a lot of these services from India India provides a lot of this for them and

Second of all they really don't have the budget for it because their budget has been stagnant for years and of course when it comes

To a Navy Nepal is a landlocked country, so it has no Navy assets in use now

I know what you thinking you're going okay?

Well if Nepal doesn't have much of an Air Force if doesn't have tanks if it doesn't have any sort of Navy then well

What's the point of it well one thing that's really good about Nepal is it actually has a lot of friends

For example India is one really good friend to Nepal China is another and even the United States on top of that they are

applied by other countries like Russia Pakistan Bangladesh and even, North Korea

And what's great about Nepal is they managed to stay pretty neutral and on good terms with?

Countries that actually don't like each other now what I mentioned budget

We should probably take a look at that for example India spends about

51 to 55 billion US dollars ranking fifth in the world now Nepal like I said

It's remained pretty stagnant through the years and one thing that they are talking about is actually

Updating their military getting things like armored fighting vehicles and tanks

But again the budget is a little bit of a problem because currently their budget sits at about two hundred and seven million US dollars

For their military, and I know you're probably like oh

well They don't have a lot of budgets so how good could their soldiers be well actually their soldiers are really amazing

And although countries like India may have Special Forces units that are world famous like Marcos the Nepali

Gurkhas are among some of the most well trained soldiers in the world if not one of the best as a matter of fact

They're a military group that still carries their traditional knives, and these are called kurkuri knives

which are about 18 inches long and one thing that's great about the Gurkhas is that they are so well trained that the British and

India still recruit them and currently there is only about 200 of them in service today, and as a matter of fact

There's a really old saying that if somebody says well. I'm not afraid of death

They're either lying or their Gurkha as well one thing that we've never talked about here when we talk about

Militaries is that these two countries have really cool mottos with the Indian army being

Serviced before self and the Nepal Army's motto is it's better to die than be a coward

So that is us guys looking at the military strength of these two great countries and although

Nepal may be a small army it does have the same amount of spirit and toughness as its big brother India

What are than that guys my name is Dave, Wawa?

And I want to thank you guys for tuning in and learning about two great countries with me here on FTD facts now if you

Guys missed our first video and you want to learn more about these two great nations

And how they compare hit this card right up here check that out because it's really great information

On top of that guys don't forget to hit the subscribe button and check out more of our amazing videos and on top of that

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So you made a turn end of an FTD facts video well

That's fantastic now before you guys get out of here check out these two playlists

This is a playlist about Nepal and what is great about it

We talk about places like Kathmandu we talk about the country as a whole and here is our India playlist as well

We've had a lot of videos on this country

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INDIA or NEPAL - Which Country Is Better - Duration: 6:34.

India and Nepal are two amazingly great countries that are different from another and

Both of them have their own traditions and culture that brings out the best in people and today here on FTD facts

We are looking at the statistical similarities and differences of these countries now. Hey everybody what's going on welcome to FTD facts

I'm Dave Walpole and here on the channel

We talk about people cultures and places from all around the world

And if you guys really love doing that you love knowing these little bits of information from different places around the world well then hit

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leave a comment down there for a future FTD facts video because

That's what we also do we love hearing from you guys and we love doing videos that you guys recommend

Now on top of that before I get in this video. I want to let you guys know that here on the channel

we generally don't take sides we give you guys the

Statistics and you guys can decide which country is better for you and with that in mind. Let's get started guys

Let's talk about India and Nepal. Oh yeah, so India, it's got a population of 1 billion

324 million one hundred seventy-one thousand three hundred people ranking second in the world now with that

It's population density has 390 5.2 people per square kilometer

ranking seventh in the world

Now India is quite a huge country compared to Nepal and it has a land size of three million two hundred and eighty seven

Thousand two hundred and sixty three square kilometers with water equaling about 9.8

Percent of that now like I said Nepal is a much smaller country

But one thing that's really good about it is it's a very mountainous country, and it's very beautiful to go to as well

But for its population it sits at approximately 28 million nine hundred and eighty two thousand seven hundred people

Ranking 48th in the world now

It's population density has approximately one hundred and eighty people per square kilometer

And as for its land size eight equals one hundred forty seven thousand one hundred to 81

Kilometers square and because of its mountainous terrain approximately only 2.8 percent of that is actually water now

Let's break this down. Even further guys. Let's get right into talking about money because the buck doesn't stop at population

I hope you guys like that little pun there now India uses the Indian

And one rupee equals about point zero one six US dollars now for Nepal

They use the Nepalese rupee

Which one of those equals point zero zero nine seven US Dollars and to give you a better idea

One Nepal rupee equals point six two Indian rupees and considering. We're now talking about money

Let's talk about GDP now

We're gonna use the purchasing power parity because that is the best way to compare one nation to another now for India its

GDP equals ten point three three nine trillion now of that it exports

265 billion dollars in goods with nine point nine percent of that being refined petroleum and nine point three percent of that being diamonds now

Nepal on the other hand is a much different country because it imports way more than it exports

First of all its GDP sits at seventy four point zero two billion with two thousand five hundred seventy three dollars per

capita of it's nine hundred nine million dollar

Exports nine point one percent of that is flavored water and eight point two percent of that is mounted carpets

But as for imports it

destroys being six point six 1 billion

Dollars in goods and of that eight point seven percent is refined petroleum and four point three percent of that is silver

But what does that all mean? Well if we're to compare these two when it comes to their money?

We gotta look at living expenses now if you were to move to Nepal from India food would be approximately thirteen percent higher

Housing would be 11 percent higher clothes would be one percent lower

Transportation would be fifty five percent higher personal care would be seven percent higher and oddly enough entertainment would be

Right on point. It'd be zero percent higher

It's just the same in Nepal as it is in India

However, if you were to move to Nepal from India, it would be nineteen percent more to live there, so yeah

That's great. Nepal is a little more expensive. They got less people there

You know their GDP may not be as high as India

But let's take a look at national debt for example the national debt in India is roughly seventy point six trillion dollars in

Their rupees equalling fifty nine thousand one hundred rupees per citizen now as for a Nepal

We got a look at 2016 data because they haven't released any information

as of recent and for that the national debt of

Nepal equals five point seven seven nine billion dollars and the thing about these two countries a lot of this money is

Generated from tourism and because Nepal is home to one of the largest mountains in the world

It makes one great place for a scenic tourist trip and because of that tourism is the largest

Contributor to its economy and to give you an example from 2015 to 2017

tourism skyrocketed a whopping 75%

with

2017 having approximately nine hundred and forty thousand people visit the country now of course India

Smashes that they have like eight point eight million people visit the country at least in 2017

But however the growth of it hasn't changed much from

2015 to 2017 because in 2016 it went up only nine point seven percent of the previous year

But in 2016 India did make 22 million dollars in tourism alone, so what do you think about these two countries?

which one is your favorite that is just a brief look at these two countries and

Speaking of which guys if you want to learn more about these two countries

Well you got to hit this video right up here

This is a link to the military videos where we look at Nepal's military and India's military

You'll really want to check that out right now and on top of that guys hit the subscribe button and learn with us every single

Day because it's fantastic to learn with you guys and learn from you guys

And on top of that in the description box below is a link to other playlists that you guys can check out

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And how they could be improved, but in that you guys take care. Thanks for watching, and we'll see you in the next video. Bye

What Wow

So thanks for watching guys now before you guys get out of here look at this video right here because this is that military video

That I told you about because here on the channel. We don't just do countries

We also look at their militaries as well, so it's India versus Nepal, which one is better you guys watch

And then you guys decide on top of that hit the subscribe button leave a comment and we'll see you in the next video. Bye