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What does the term wag-wan?
it means taliban in jamaican language you know dat my brother sickkk or what
Which language the word shabine belog to?
The word "shabine" belongs to Jamaican Patois, a creole language spoken in Jamaica. It is a term used to describe a person of mixed-race heritage, particularly one with light skin.
What is the mandarin term for library?
Tu shu guan= hall for maps and books
What are sneakers called in Jamaica?
In Jamaica, sneakers are commonly referred to as "trainers" or "tennis shoes." The term "sneakers" may also be understood, but "trainers" is the more prevalent local term. This reflects the influence of British English on Jamaican language and culture.
What is a jamaican rasta man?
Jamaican - it's just means what that rasta is from jamaica. Rasta man- is a short term for a man who believes in Jah.
How many years is one Jamaican Presidential term?
293 days
What does a Jamaican need to visit Puerto Rico?
To visit Puerto Rico a Jamaican would need a Jamaican passport. To visit for a long term, r to become a resident, a Jamaican would also need a Visa appropriate to the status being sought (student, worker, etc.)
What does the British term Batty mean?
The term is a Jamaican Patois abbreviation of the word bottom into batty. The term was brought to the United Kingdom by post-World War II Jamaican immigrants. The term was further popularised in the United Kingdom by the rise of British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, and his portrayal of the character Ali G.
What does the jamaican term 'cry cree' mean?
cry time out/ tap out./ beg desperately for a break.
What does wash belly mean?
It means a woman's last child (Jamaican term) "she is my wash-belly" Save
How long is a jamaican school yaer?
The Jamaican school year typically runs from early September to late June, lasting approximately 10 months. It is divided into three terms: the first term from September to December, the second term from January to March, and the third term from April to June. There are breaks in between terms, including a Christmas break in December and a mid-term break in February.
How do you say father in patois?
In Jamaican Patois, "father" is often said as "fada." This term is commonly used in everyday conversation and reflects the influence of English on the Patois language. Additionally, some people may use "pap" or "papa" as affectionate terms for father.
