How to Say “A Sentence” in Jamaican
The English phrase “a sentence” is translated into Jamaican as wan sentens.
The English phrase “a sentence” is translated into Jamaican as wan sentens.
The Jamaican word for “nice” is nice. In Jamaican, nice is an adjective used to describe someone or something as attractive or friendly.
likkle more is the Jamaican way to say “see you later”. likkle more is used as a way to say goodbye.
The Jamaican word for king is king. The term refers to a male member of a royal family who serves as the supreme ruler of a nation.
The Jamaican word for papa is pupa. pupa is an informal way to refer to a father.
The Jamaican word for “kiss” is kis. The word kis refers to a touch with the lips.
The Jamaican word bad means unfavorable. The word bad is an adjective used to describe something that is negative or unfavorable.
The English word “things” is translated into Jamaican as tings. reflecting the phonetic realization of the word in Jamaican Patois.
The Jamaican word for yes is yaah. The word yaah is used as a particle to indicate agreement or acceptance.
The Jamaican word for trash is graval. graval refers to things that are meant to be discarded.