How to Say “Underwear” in Jamaican
The English phrase “underwear” is drawas in Jamaican. drawas is a common term used to refer to underwear or undergarments in general.
How to Say “Have” in Jamaican
To possess in Jamaican is have. The word have is used to express possession, meaning to own or hold something.
How to Say “Come” in Jamaican
The Jamaican word for ‘come’ is come, which means to arrive or to appear. The verb is used to describe the act of arriving or appearing.
How to Say “Hello” in Creole Patois
In Jamaican Patois the usual hello is Wah gwaan, short for “what is going on”. Friends also say Yow, and Hello is understood by everyone.
How to Say “Happy Independence Day” in Jamaican
To say ‘happy independence day’ in Jamaican, use Happy Independence Day.
How to Say “Devil” in Jamaican
The English word “devil” is translated to Jamaican as debil. debil refers to an evil creature.
How to Say “Can” in Jamaican
The English verb “can” is translated into Jamaican as kyan. kyan is used to express the ability to do something or the knowledge of how to perform a task.