Heidi Tina

The phrase “hello and goodbye” in Jamaican is expressed as bless.

The Jamaican word for boss is boss. boss refers to a person in charge.

The English phrase “omg” is expressed in Jamaican as lawd. lawd is used as an exclamation to express shock, surprise, disbelief or exhaustion.

The Jamaican way to say “hush” is hush. The verb hush means to make quiet.

To say “help” in Jamaican Patois, meaning to give someone assistance, use elp. elp is the verb for helping someone.

In Jamaican, “bless you” is expressed as bless up. The phrase is used to wish someone well or to offer a blessing.

The English word “what” is translated to Jamaican as weh. In Jamaican Patois, weh is a common way to say “what”.

The Jamaican word for ‘and’ is an. an is used to connect similar words or phrases.

The English phrase “stuff” is translated into Jamaican as tings. tings is used to refer to miscellaneous items or things.

The Jamaican phrase for “go on” is gwaan. Gwaan is used to encourage someone or to express disbelief.