Accent Tag | Antiguan & Dominican Edition | | Loaferette

Starting the New Year off with an Accent Tag with Brad!!! Too funny :D
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[@nezey24]

Tree?..I think a lot of Dominicans say "three" like "free." I liked this though.

[@charmainedodd6043]

Ye

[@malishacharles9013]

Yes!! We say "free"... lol

[@Prod.Blu.]

Yesss

[@DIYBear-dj9nd]

Yes

[@neezzaneezza2580]

So true.......love it!

[@tashae5868]

Antigua sounding very much like the Jamaican creole 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@Loaferette]

Kayla Blake oh yeah. It’s very similar. 🤗

[@ali_paula9607]

Yup. Dominica 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@tjsnetwork90]

Very true.... I'm Jamtiguan🇯🇲🇦🇬... growing up with both accents they are very similar

[@DesiraeOfori]

@@tjsnetwork90 aww I'm Jamaican Antiguan too! Me and my siblings call ourselves Jatigans 😁😁

[@martyrx3436]

I’m ngl if u go to the south of Antigua like Urlings it sounds nuttin like Jamaican looool. The north side does. Idk where this woman is from though. The South is a different language real talk

[@ZoeyOvaYuhx3]

Yessss I’m from ANU 🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬 and my dad is married to a Dominican 🇩🇲🇩🇲🇩🇲🇩🇲 I feeling the connection

[@Loaferette]

ZoeyOvaYuhx3 fully connected lol

[@kaitlandburleigh8008]

ZoeyOvaYuhx3 🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬

[@narissalovell7826]

Antiguan here!!🇦🇬

[@Loaferette]

Narissa Lovell whoop whoop!!!

[@kaitlandburleigh8008]

Narissa Lovell samee🇦🇬

[@sherellefreeman7993]

I'm from the Virgin Islands but was raised by an Antiguan. He isn't my biological father but that's my daddy regardless! Because of how good of a father he's been to me the Antiguan accent became the most beautiful sound to me in the world! It's literal music to my ears. My heart fills with so much joy whenever I hear it.

[@Loaferette]

So happy to hear :D

[@xboxmaster5654]

As a kid who is Antiguan but never grew up or had any contact with my Antiguan side of my family thank you for your help on making me understand apart of the Caribbean culture

[@Loaferette]

You’re welcome!

[@rolandojames4256]

For the word "punch" we say "tump" in antigua

[@rolandojames4256]

There is also the slang instead of saying greedy we say u "raben"

[@tamiyabennett701]

She gave up her antiguan accent to fit in?

[@Cameliterose]

Dominica in the house 767 🇩🇲🇩🇲🇩🇲

[@Loaferette]

welcome! :D

[@delcatanya]

Tarl can be used in many ways 🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬

[@Loaferette]

Agreed! :D

[@shelana]

A lot of Dominican words have French roots coz we were colonised by the French. So ‘mamzelle’ is just ‘broken french’ for ‘mademoiselle’. But ‘mamzelle’ defo has slang/sarcastic undertones though 🤣 Loved hearing these two authentic Caribbean accents 🇩🇲🇦🇬 Im Dominica-born living in London and this video made me miss home so much 💕🇩🇲🇩🇲🇩🇲🇩🇲

[@najahjoseph8993]

My Granny from Dominica and I'm born in Antigua, so u feel a connection with both 👏🙏🇦🇬🇩🇲

[@najahjoseph8993]

I*

[@Loaferette]

We love to hear that. I’ve been meeting a lot of Dominicans!

[@jewelharve5442]

Love this video, I was born in Antigua with D.A parents....so this is felt.🇩🇲🇦🇬

[@Loaferette]

Nice! Thanks for watching love.

[@jasondaley718]

Being antiguan and puerto rican... this is dope

[@1SilentRiver]

I am Jamaican and Antigua is the onlyyyyyyy of the islands that have an accent and dialect that are somewhat similar to that of Jamaica. It's amazing to me.

[@Loaferette]

ChanelSoLovely I know right? Lol

[@listenup2882]

Nah man, St.kitts, St.Vincent and Montserrat as well.

[@1SilentRiver]

@@listenup2882 Those that you mentioned have certain similar verbiage but their sound is much different. Other than Antigua I'd say the only other closest that I've heard is Grenada. Based on the sound of their pronunciation.

[@listenup2882]

@@1SilentRiver have you interacted with people from Montserrat?

[@fgs2732]

You are correct. I’m Antiguan and Our accent or dialect is very similar to Jamaicans. And this goes back as far as my Grandmother in the 50s in the US when Americans thought everyone was Jamaican

[@jontel5249]

I can’t stop crying 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 No is nuh!

[@vi4reel]

Tarl mean not at all in Antiguan. You can use as surprise or just no. It depends on the convoy.

[@DMoses76ix7]

Omg. I am both Antiguan and Dominican... borjaii I loved thia video

[@Loaferette]

Ran-uhhh Moses thank you! 🤗🤗🤗

[@islandgirl2107]

Using "wii" and "nuh" at the end of sentences. For example, "that video was funny wii" or "what is mamzelle name nuh?"

[@juaslainelove4127]

I talk to this guy and he is from Dominica 🇩🇲 I love this flag

[@Loaferette]

Aww. That’s sweet.

[@laninewarner855]

I enjoyed this... everything was on point!! Especially " a wah dey joke yah tawl" 🤣

[@Loaferette]

Don noe! Lol 🤗🤗🤗

[@indirakentish299]

I love it 🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬 my dad was Dominican his favorite line was move ya moddas ass.... But my girl u was on point with the words

[@louisiannejosiah1128]

This is my favorite video ever!! Other phrases for Part 2: - a fu me e be - nuh watch nutten - wa de modaaass nuh? - bodyé/ murda! - oou sallop!

[@Loaferette]

Yaasss I think we might just have to do a part 2! Thanks for the suggestions.

[@listenup2882]

The last two come from Dominica and Saint Lucia.

[@marthawarrington7748]

Charlene you look really beautiful in the video, hey Bradley nice to see you guys

[@andreasimon2925]

The word theater was used for the operating room at the hospital. I grew up knowing that as theater and you may still hear it among older Antiguans.

[@Loaferette]

Yes that is true. It’s also used by the British.

[@jess7873]

Tarl is “no”, “nuh”. Charlene right it can be use in variation.

[@Loaferette]

You let him know!!! 🤗🤗🤗

[@Sonicatonge816]

I am from Antigua My mom is Dominican My dad is Antiguan So I hear a mixture of both in my home .

[@tjsnetwork90]

I'm Jamtiguan 🇯🇲🇦🇬....In Antigua we would also say Night clothes for pajamas ...lool

[@courtneyconnor3655]

Yup mean "Nighty"lol

[@az0963818]

Antigua is so similar to Jamaica and it's tripping me out lol! Great tag by the way.

[@Loaferette]

Thank is so true :D

[@listenup2882]

You should check out Montserrat. They sound even more like Jamaicans.

[@BreakingBarrierswithLisa]

I remember Brad from clear harbor. Big up my Dominican peeps. My daughter is Antiguan btw. Nice vid

[@Loaferette]

Thanks girl! He says he remembers you 🤗

[@velmabenjamin9951]

I'm from antigua as well

[@velmabenjamin9951]

And I live in antigua 🇦🇬🇦🇬

[@theadventurebiker]

Sakafete nuh? Paix bouche massive in da houuuuuse! BIG UP!

[@recklezzsuprimo]

I'm Dominican and Antiguan So this video is bringing me 100000000000% vibes.

[@KC-Arik]

Yes "tarl" means "no" all the the time. But we also say "nuh"

[@Loaferette]

Correct! 🤗🤗🤗

[@DesiraeOfori]

Jamaican Antiguan here!!! So glad to see this video!!

[@Loaferette]

Whoop whoop! 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽

[@johnnylam9834]

An from st Lucia 🇱🇨

[@GabxCaroline]

Living "Foreign " 😂 100% Dominican

[@Loaferette]

haha yup!

[@TariqueXO]

🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬 for no we'd say tarl..... Or nuh!

[@purplelove7691]

Antiguan periodtttt🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬

[@rupertafrancis206]

Tarl is one of those words that means so many things. Yes it depends on the situation and facial expression. It’s comical and for emphasis we’ll say tarl tarl tarl. And yes we say “harfslip”

[@shaniahrobin2551]

Lol brad the halfslip my granny Ik is she 💀

[@BadGyalChungli]

I enjoyed this

[@Loaferette]

Thanks gurl :D

[@Jake1234-p6t]

Awa..take away his Dominican card boy 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lifeastisha7009]

am from antigua and i teearrllll when somebody tell me do something and me really na wa do um

[@MsVLaville]

Mamzelle, my chile dat dere , dem cheelren 🇩🇲

[@Loaferette]

Where were you when we needed these? Lol

[@Spanish767]

We also say "nah" for "no". 🇩🇲

[@destinedbykay4982]

USVI born and Antigua raised HERE!!! Loaferette brought it back with Sparin. And yes "Tarl" or "nuh" (no) is used in many variations. Big up aryu self! 🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇻🇮🇻🇮🇻🇮

[@Loaferette]

Thank you girl! 🤗🤗🤗

[@destinedbykay4982]

@@Loaferette You're most welcome luv💞

[@keishaknight6552]

Tarl has different meanings cause there is "nutten tarl"....probably used to emphasize the nothing 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@chriamieferrol1962]

We want a part 2💯

[@Loaferette]

Chriamie Ferrol 😂😂😂

[@Thenurse_]

I been waiting for u to finally bring his hilarious self bk... Big up yaself Brad!!!! 🔥.. Love u sis

[@Loaferette]

Carissa Carissa hahaha yes yes

[@jaismith3807]

Tarl usage is varied... good vid!

[@sweetkayz6743]

Yes haslip...but sometimes we does say pettycoat

[@Loaferette]

Antigua as well :D

[@sweetkayz6743]

@@Loaferette cooool

[@cherrynoire13]

Ayyeee an Antiguan KZbinr 🙌🏾 🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬

[@Loaferette]

Eeeyyyyeee! What’s up gurl!

[@ValBlackmoore]

I enjoyed this video! The Dominican accent was accurate

[@Loaferette]

Thanks for watching!

[@siennapeters9201]

Love from the ANU🇦🇬🇦🇬

[@Loaferette]

Hey gurl hey!

[@jannie5346]

Number three is pronounced free as in, you are free to go . If you from the northern part of the island then you would pronounce it like tree.

[@elizabethfairley6460]

The word " Tarl" is a contraction of "at" and "all" in the Antigua and Barbuda dialect, depending on the context. So, If someone tells you a crazy story you do not believe, you say "Nutten tarl can go so!" Nothing at all can go so."

[@lifewithtrenel]

As an “American” born to Antiguan parents but growing spending summers in Antigua, I recognize every single word and phrase and love to see the representation on YT. Definitely gotta subscribe. Also, tarl has many meanings, I like to think of it as the English version “not at all) ex Nuttin tarl go so = Nothing at all goes like that. 😆

[@belleFille234]

I really,really enjoyed the video. Brad my husband was speaking to you through the computer screen when "Tarl " he said people in the villages of Wesley and Marigot use that all the time," nuten Tarl go so " he also says Dominica has different pronunciation depending on where you are, his friend from Grandbay was here also and had totally different words ,she only said "nightie" but all other answers were different. Please come with part two (2) good stress relief during this Covid-19 period.

[@victoriawarner3341]

Antiguan American hereeee I’ve never heard the accent though & I love it

[@joanniejoseph5916]

We also say kwasha for spit in dominica

[@Loaferette]

Interesting! I’ll have to ask brad.

[@Lalathereza]

Me rasshole, Luv dis yah🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬

[@ladyT2Dwerl]

Mi rashole is cussing though...

[@triceetrice1226]

Antiguans say "nuh" for no... tarl can be used differently in any sentence, but I wouldn't really say it's used as "no"

[@destinnihughes4671]

🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬 love this video ❤️

[@kaitlandburleigh8008]

I’m Antiguan tooo🇦🇬😝

[@Loaferette]

Love it :D

[@CandyLaLa25]

My girl u need to do a Part 2. ALOT was NOT mentioned 😆 Great Video tho. And I was really hoping to hear Brad say "Muda Ass" too 😂

[@Loaferette]

haha me too. :D

[@taviajoseph6120]

I think "no" is more like "nuh" but this was fun to watch!!! Ps i wish Brad had said "moda ass" lol lol all time fav

[@Loaferette]

Tavia Joseph yes but the category was unrecognizable words so I chose to say Tarl.... as tarl means no.

[@mylifeaslan5908]

Antigua passi 🇦🇬 Island that I love

[@Loaferette]

yaaasss :D

[@tajaun3467]

I see similarities. Where you say 'sparin', we Jamaicans would say 'paari'.

[@lenorenelson3851]

In Antigua the men do wear pajamas, and yes we do say half slip . You’re probably too young to know. We do say tarl

[@siennapeters9201]

Tall is like when you say no way nah is like when you see nah touch me as an Antiguan I can say it really depends on the situation

[@nanadoctrove5590]

papamet.... is a stable....LOve the video

[@Loaferette]

Thanks sooo much. And my fav!

[@Thenurse_]

Tarl don't mean no all the time but it's how u use it Brad...Gyal u forget " NUH" for no lolol

[@Loaferette]

Category was unrecognizable words. So I used tarl 🤗

[@dezante0146]

Antigua ppl👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@elizabethfairley6460]

It also means "not at all."

[@jewelharve5442]

Some antiguans say "chee" and yeah "tree"

[@Loaferette]

Yaaasss. The accuracy!

[@malikhadad32]

Dominica three is free

[@nclgenie6751]

We do not day 3 as tree in Dominica we say it like free how u from Dominica and you don't know dt nah padna

[@ali_paula9607]

I don’t know what Mr. Dominica is saying😁 🇯🇲🇬🇧🇯🇲

[@jurneelove3806]

New sub 🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬

[@Loaferette]

Thank you! Anu MASSIVE!

[@DianaBrown7]

I am from guadeloupe i am between you 2 guys...lol

[@corneliakyburz8135]

jAimerai bien venir pour 3jours. il n’y a pas und vole direct!!! comme voisin.bonne soirées.

[@jasonforsythe9851]

Ahh most of the Antiguan words are basically the same here in Jamaica. For pajamas, we say pijamas , by the way ladies wear nitie here men wear pajamas ha! ha! , friend is either fren, bredren or pari .I would love to hear how you pronounce certificate, bottle, car 🤣

[@Loaferette]

Haha we should definitely do another one and include these words.

[@faithsamuel5529]

We say it as nuh! nowadays

[@thefaithsaga]

We say tarl/no in Dominica my parents use this a lot especially woodfordhill side

[@thefaithsaga]

Pickney too

[@sadieboops7548]

We also would use *me rarm* instead of *ma rasshole* 🇦🇬🇦🇬

[@jelive3146]

"TAAALLL" ah ma favorite word! Etymology- " Not at all", Antiguan dialect- "TAALL" oh yea y'all forgot "Nuh bodder with dat"

[@Loaferette]

Haha yaass!

[@tropic9079]

I like this video. ..papamet man

[@Loaferette]

Thanks :D

[@theadventurebiker]

Theater = English. Pikchuh = Dominican.

[@Loaferette]

Hahahaha Antigua toooo hahaha

[@NourDette]

For Jamaican no wi sey : ataal ataal enuh

[@croberts7531]

No = Tarl. Derived from ' not at all'. Say this as one word by joining words together. NotaTall.

[@elizabethfairley6460]

It's mostly used in surprising or shocking situations. For instance, someone just walks up to you and give you a slap in the face. You say, " Wah di joke yah tarl!" Meaning what kind of joke is this at all.

[@shorty5994]

PAPAMET !!!

[@Loaferette]

Yaasss my fav!

[@giverfontaine7371]

🇩🇲🇯🇲 film 🇩🇲 flim

[@akilahrobinson9158]

Love it 😀

[@BluemoonLacrymosa]

Nuh is the basic 'no' but Tarl is "No" with extra :P. "Nutten tarl go so" is like "nothing like that happened/ you're lying". "Taaaarl" is like "hell no!" or "not me!" Its usually a 'negative' But my favorite is trying to explain ending sentences with "nah' or 'jack'. I always explain it way its like giving a command with "nah" = the unheard 'you' in a command "Leme lone nah gyal!" + "Leave me alone girl"

[@marielewis7225]

But awa is patwa and no is english, so we can say both

[@najahjoseph8993]

We use Tarl for more than one meaning

[@Loaferette]

You let him know!!!

[@aliboo1012]

Antigua accent sounds just like jamaican accent 👀

[@Loaferette]

Lol yup. We get that all the time lol

[@MoVentures]

loool! 😂this was cute

[@Loaferette]

Thanks babes lol

[@jhohadli]

Mi Dominican and Antiguan side lub disya bad. No mention o' "jack" doh? ah wha yah! Wha cyan go so? #268

[@Loaferette]

haha - we should have a part 2 soon :D

[@blackpanda7298]

It’s like my mom and dad in the 90s lol Except my mom is from Jamaica 🇯🇲 which sounds Antiguan accent and my father is from Grenada 🇬🇩 which sounds more like a Dominica 🇩🇲 accent

[@Loaferette]

😹😹😹. That hilarious lol