Jamaican

The Jamaican word for “dumb” is domb. The term is used to describe someone who is stupid.

wah gwaan is the Jamaican way to say “hello, how are you”. wah gwaan is used as a common informal greeting to ask someone how they are doing.

The Jamaican word for party is paati. paati is used to mean a social gathering.

wagwan is a Jamaican phrase used to ask someone how they are or what is happening.

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.

In Jamaican, “sup” is translated as wah gwaan. The phrase is an informal greeting used to ask someone how they are or what is happening.

To eat in Jamaican is nyam. nyam is used to mean eating a meal. It can sometimes imply eating greedily or consuming a large amount of food.

To say “what do you mean?” in Jamaican, use a wah yuh mean? The phrase is used to ask someone to explain or clarify what they have just said.

The Jamaican word for ‘son’ is son. The term refers to a male person in relation to his parents.

The Jamaican word for woman is ooman. ooman is used to refer to an adult female person.