Anne Kathy

In Jamaican, the English phrase “brother” is translated as bredren.

The English phrase ‘blood clot’ is translated into Jamaican as bumbo klaat.

In Jamaican, “how you doing” is expressed as wah gwaan. This phrase is used as an informal greeting to ask someone how they are or what is happening.

The Jamaican way to say “thank you” is Tanx. Tanx is used as an expression of gratitude.

The English phrase ‘my boyfriend’ is translated into Jamaican as mi man. mi man is used to refer to a male partner in a romantic relationship.

The English phrase ‘ok’ is translated into Jamaican as arite. arite is used as an acknowledgement or an expression of acceptance.

weh yuh a do is how you say “what are you doing” in Jamaican.

The English phrase “little girl” is translated into Jamaican as likkle gal. The term is used to refer to a female child.

In Jamaican, hey baby is used to say hey baby. hey baby is an informal and affectionate greeting used for a romantic partner or a loved one.

The English phrase ‘i love you’ can be said in Jamaican as mi love yuh.