RIP Srey Channthy

Great video Savi, every time I watch your vlog I think of my time in Cambodia.

A very moving video, for a moment I got sad but as mentioned life goes on...We are all here on borrowed time.

Very good video Savi, Just wanted to say hello to both Bong Nhanh and Chea, been knowing them for a long time. glad to see them doing well.

I am a subscriber so I normally watch every video you post but this certain vlog made me fell in love with your videos even more. The vibe, the music, the scenes, etc makes me feel some type of way. Good stuff mane!

Very nice videos of Cambodia. Enjoyed watching them alot. cheers.

Been mentioned that you were deported from the USA. I think you will be happy in Cambodia than in the U.S. where I live now for over 48 years. In the us it's all pretentious living. People are very materialistic and never talk to each other. We are all living in the plastic cards. If you are in trouble, no neighbor or anyone will help you. I envy your place, simple and clean living. Good air, environment and all natural foods and fruits. GOOD LUCK

cool vlog man. Loved it

Chea use to be our neighbor in Oakland. Good to see him doing well. Wish him all the best.

I really love this video, its realistic and give me some kind of hope. Thanks for showing.

I feel like I went and travel to Combodia! thanks for the Vid.

this was good bro nice vlog

You are doing what you love. Inspiring. I was immediately drawn to the soundtrack on ths video. So sad Kak Chanthy passed away

i waited so long

Watched a couple of your videos of you in Cambodia, some advice maybe too late. Don't drink Anchor beer drink Angkor or Cambodian better and watch the food they put MSG in everything and if your not use to it you will get sick from it. head ache, joint pain, stomach problems. I can't eat it , I get really sick. Love your uncle's place I'm living in Phnom Penh, because of my kids for their education, the schools aren't the best in the countryside and no Universities. I have family in Battambang and Takeo so I get out of the city now and then. I'm a barang , but have a K'mai wife. Great to see a vlog showing a little K'mai culture, not the usual Angkor Wat and Sihanoukville; there's a lot more to discover. Love seeing you get back to your roots, funny for myself too, because I'm a barang and know more than you about some things. I have lived here over a decade though, but you speak K'mai still, which is great. Oh and your uncle's not alone there have been a lot of recent deportation from the US of K'mai people that don't know anything about the language or culture. Just because they never bothered to get citizenship in the US then got in trouble with the law and you know the rest, but they are having a real hard time, because they're like a barang , but in a K'mai body. Feel bad for them like your uncle their families are back in the US, but they have nothing here. Your uncle is at least upper class now. Happy travels, good luck, health and prosperity. Kevin

CORRECTION SAVI bro the dip you were mentioning to eat with unripe fruits is SALT & CHILLIES Not salt & pepper like you said ,,, because there is such a dip from salt & pepper like you mentioned but is used for lots of main meals n khmer dishes just thought i would let u know bit ive been watching your videos for a while now and love most of them u have great visual and also traditional khmer music thats why my family in Cambodia also enjoy your videos keep up the great work brother your videos are much appreciated peace as u would say lol 😁

Nice.... thanks

Love watching your videos! So sad Kak Chanthy passed away.

Hi Bong. I live in Phnom Penh since 2 years. Would like to know where the second house you show in your vlog is. Looks nice!

best intro of any youtuber i've seen

You have to sit your Mom down and have a little chat with her, I think I know more about your family than you. LOL Another outstanding Vlog!!!! Well Done!!!!

Hi how much would it cost to build a house like that in Cambodia?

Hey Pu Savi I got family 20 minutes away from Phnom Sampov in the Phum Sala Balat ភូមិ សាលា បាឡាត់ in Krong Battambong area! I'm trying to do a solo Cambodia trip later next year. Let me know if you have some kind of Airbnb setup! Your uncle is really cool too. You should do more Cambodia travel. I watched all of your Cambodia vlogs. And btw I'm from MD, USA.

Is very interesting, high ceiling house, very big bright rooms, make me confortable, just thinking, i was planning living Cambodia, but cambodian is Summer everyday. I wish I could built a Japanese house in Cambodia, be extremely expensive, because Japanese traditional houses are made for summer.

Nice view from the balcony. Is this a village in Bavel where your mom lived?

Your uncle got a very nice house, also R.I.P Srey Channthy

I think they should experience their culture in the early teens. I love CAMBODIANS!

How is he adjust to being back in home land?

Hi Bong Savi, I have a question, I hope that you can help me answer it, I am planning to travel to Cambodia in May with my Drone. What should I prepare at the airport in the state and Cambodia? Thank you,

R.I.P

Hello savi but iam watching you from USA NH Farmington but ilke to watching you

nice house

Ripe papaya ‘s good for digestion ha ha ha love all ur video

Look so delicious man !!

How much does it cost to build a house out there? I’m planing for my retirement soon lol

How old is your daughters Savi?

What song is this?

Wow Didn't know bong chea is your uncle.

Have your daughters been to Cambodia with you ? If not probably would be a great experience to learn about part of their cultural history.

Nice House..how much does it cost to build that house ?

What of the country is this Vlog?

Those villages house are same like nepal

I love to watch your video but it is too short

Savy, since your uncle deported back to Cambodia, what does he do for a living? From the look of his house, he is an upper class Cambodian. May be he is better off living there. The house and the view is very beautiful. Saves you a lot of money in Hotel stays when you go back home.

Bong, ....... Are solar panels available there to make electricity? >>>>>>>>>>> 11:16

Hi

I see you have met much family. Uncles, Aunts, Cousins. But when they meet you they seem to just look at you and move on. Am I missing something? When I moved to my mom's country, I met cousins and family and we were very pleased to meet each other with hugs or handshakes. I am Western, so maybe it is cultural, I am curious to find out. I guess I was expecting them to be like "oh wow, you are family, tell me about yourself, etc."

I really like the woman dance !!!

Nice house you uncle place but I'm likes you uncle house and you are don't want to gotoholet but how much his billing that house in Cambodia 🇰🇭 but why his came back from USA but his lonely but ia m lonely too in USA

Is that the uncle that got deported?

damn what or how da fuck would you start a new life in Cambodia?

I love you video we need to talk

I’m late. Khmer pride khmia what ever

You're not when to cam bodia

Watched a couple of your videos of you in Cambodia, some advice maybe too late. Don't drink Anchor beer drink Angkor or Cambodian better and watch the food they put MSG in everything and if your not use to it you will get sick from it. head ache, joint pain, stomach problems. I can't eat it , I get really sick. Love your uncle's place I'm living in Phnom Penh, because of my kids for their education, the schools aren't the best in the countryside and no Universities. I have family in Battambang and Takeo so I get out of the city now and then. I'm a barang , but have a K'mai wife. Great to see a vlog showing a little K'mai culture, not the usual Angkor Wat and Sihanoukville; there's a lot more to discover. Love seeing you get back to your roots, funny for myself too, because I'm a barang and know more than you about some things. I have lived here over a decade though, but you speak K'mai still, which is great. Oh and your uncle's not alone there have been a lot of recent deportation from the US of K'mai people that don't know anything about the language or culture. Just because they never bothered to get citizenship in the US then got in trouble with the law and you know the rest, but they are having a real hard time, because they're like a barang , but in a K'mai body. Feel bad for them like your uncle their families are back in the US, but they have nothing here. Your uncle is at least upper class now. Happy travels, good luck, health and prosperity. Kevin