Jamaican

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

To possess in Jamaican is have. The word have is used to express possession, meaning to own or hold something.

The English phrase “calm down” is translated into Jamaican as cool dung. cool dung is used to describe the act of becoming less excited.

The English abbreviation ‘wyd’ is expressed in Jamaican as Weh yuh a do?

The English phrase ‘bad girl’ is translated into Jamaican as bad gyal. In Jamaican Patois, bad gyal is used as slang.

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 Jamaican word for nothing is nuttin. nuttin is used to mean not any thing.

To say “I love it” in Jamaican, use mi luv it. The phrase mi luv it is used to express that you strongly like or enjoy something.

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.