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What happened to this American in 7 years in Indian family

Meet Tyler, an American who moved to Mumbai from a small US town and has been in India for 10 years. He shared how he ended up living with an Indian family, why Indians never say “no,” and how his American values shifted after living in Mumbai. Enjoy! Tyler on LinkedIn:   / tyler-yanda-48576514a   Tyler on Instagram:   / yandat   TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 INTRO 00:30 First Impressions 01:05 Traffic in Mumbai 01:45 Indian mentality vs American 03:22 Importance of family 05:13 Communication difficulties 06:27 Misconceptions about Americans 07:08 Mumbai vs the US 08:00 What the US can learn from India 08:54 Life in Mumbai 10:36 Crazy story of a foreigner in India 11:09 Favorite Indian food 11:37 Bollywood dances 12:49 Obsession with Bollywood 13:22 Should you speak Hindi to survive in India? 14:02 Hand gestures 14:50 Changes over 10 years in India 15:52 Moving to India advice WATCH NEXT: ► Is India the Perfect Country for Foreigners?:    • Is India the Perfect Country for Fore...   ► A Westerner Reveals The Truth About 9 Years in India:    • Australian reveals the truth about 9 ...   ► Pros & Cons of Living in Singapore as a Foreigner:    • Pros & Cons of Living in Singapore as...   LET'S BE FRIENDS: ► My Instagram (use the translate button to read the posts 😇):   / chernov_networking   ► Sponsorship-related requests: [email protected] Hey! This channel bridges the gap between locals and foreigners in Singapore. Join Max as he interviews expats, unraveling their unique stories and providing valuable insights into their lives in this vibrant city-state. Through engaging conversations, Max fosters understanding and appreciation between Singaporeans and the global community with a focus on cultural exchange. If you're a company seeking sponsorship opportunities to engage our upscale audience, contact us at [email protected]. With over 50% Singaporean viewers and a substantial number of foreign professionals (US, EU, Australia), our mature audience (35-54 years) boasts strong purchasing power and interests in an above-average lifestyle, travel, investment, and personal finance. If you have a guest suggestion for an interview, please reach out to us at [email protected]. #ExpatLife #MaxChernov #India #Asia #Mumbai