Jamaican

In Jamaican, wah gwaan is the way to say “how are you”.

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 word black is translated into Jamaican as blak. The term blak is used as an adjective to describe something that is absorbing all light.

In Jamaican, the word for little is likkle. The word is used as an adjective to describe something that is small in size.

kyukomba is the Jamaican word for cucumber. kyukomba refers to the edible fruit known as a cucumber.

The Jamaican word for “my” is mi. The word mi is used to indicate possession, functioning as the possessive adjective “my”.

Whether you’re planning a trip to Jamaica, exploring the Jamaican culture, or simply interested in learning how to say “beer

In Jamaican, the phrase for ‘beautiful lady’ is beautiful lady.

The English phrase “thank god” is expressed in Jamaican as tank God. This phrase is an exclamation used to express gratitude or relief.