Jamaican

In Jamaican, the phrase “I love you” is expressed as mi love yuh. The phrase is an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The English phrase “pretty girl” is translated into Jamaican as chanderlina.

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on how to say “Safe travels” in Jamaica. Whether you’re planning a visit to this

The English phrase ‘hurry up’ is translated into Jamaican as mek haste.

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.

The English phrase “I want you” is expressed in Jamaican as mi waan yuh.

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 Jamaican phrase for “hello” is wah gwaan. wah gwaan is a versatile greeting used to say “hello”, ask “what’s up?” or ask “how are you?”.

The Jamaican word mad is used to mean angry.