How to Say “Cute” in Jamaican

kyuut
kyuut is the Jamaican way to say cute.
The term is used to describe something or someone that is attractive or pleasing in a way that is youthful, dainty, quaint or fun-spirited.
Meaning: attractive or pleasing in a youthful, dainty, quaint or fun-spirited way (adj)

Did you know?

  • When someone is acting 'cute' in a mischievous or cheeky way, a Jamaican speaker might use the word facety instead of kyuut.
  • While kyuut describes appearance, Jamaicans often use the term sweet to describe a person's voice or a melody that sounds 'cute' or pleasing to the ear.
  • In some contexts, calling a grown man kyuut might be seen as patronizing or diminishing, as the word is heavily associated with childhood and youth.

Example conversation

Damion and Latoya are looking at a new piece of home decor.

  1. Damion

    Check out dis vase, it kyuut!
    Check out this vase, it's cute!
  2. Latoya

    Yeah, it really fit di room.
    Yeah, it really fits the room.
  3. Damion

    I think it look kyuut pon di table.
    I think it looks cute on the table.
  4. Latoya

    I agree, let's get it.
    I agree, let's get it.
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