GUYANESE ENGLISH CLASS | How Guyanese Speak | Guyanese Creole | Guyanese words | Siobhan Moore

This video portrays how Guyanese speak particularly, using their local dialect; "Creole". It demonstrates how Guyanese pronounce words with their accent. Also, it provides a list of Guyanese words, slangs and phrases that the outside world may not know or use, as we would. Finally, it encourages Guyanese to use their local dialect "creole" since, it represents Guyanese culture.
#English #GuyaneseCreole #Comedy #Slangs

[@SiobhanMoore]

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[@yingyang6473]

I guess your English pronunciation is based on the American way. The British pronounce Tuesday and tube exactly how Guyanese would say it in creolese. The only difference is the accent.

[@ariannaoutridge2457]

Hi I am from Guyana

[@fral-homosexualrebel9888]

Excellent video! This is how English and Spanish speakers around the world learn more about Guyanese Creole. Greetings from Venezuela.

[@SiobhanMoore]

Indeed. Bless up

[@frenchguiana-southamerica8978]

I'm from french Guiana and I love how di Guyanese dem dus tak, I suscribed to your channel right away!!!!

[@SiobhanMoore]

Thanks! Bless. Visit Guyana one day.

[@frenchguiana-southamerica8978]

@@SiobhanMoore Yes, I will!

[@Floweij]

Toi aussi ???

[@frenchguiana-southamerica8978]

@@Floweij Oui, je suis à Cayenne, et toi?

[@Floweij]

@@frenchguiana-southamerica8978 moi de remire

[@JefersonPaivFerreira]

The "devil-up-ment" was surely the best pronunciation!

[@SiobhanMoore]

Hahaha ok

[@juliannakellman7611]

🤣🤣🤣🤣honest to God we get di best English 🤣🤣🤣🤣no lie

[@SiobhanMoore]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😊😊😊

[@asanteindigo3365]

😂😂😂😂😂 aye...look u gat me hollerin hay in Brooklyn 😂😂😂😂

[@SiobhanMoore]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 lol glad u enjoyed

[@FoxyWoxy.]

😂😂😂 baby shark loud man

[@SiobhanMoore]

Lol one of my favourite songs lol

[@islandgirlxx3465]

I'm aruban and this is exactly how my guyanese grandmother speaks. She's from portuguese descendant. From Madeira. But been living most of her life in Aruba since she married my aruban grandfather. Greetings to all my beautiful guyanese people💕

[@SiobhanMoore]

Wow nice. Greetings to u too dear. 🇬🇾😍👋

Thank you so much for this video. It is so hard to find content about Guayana or videos on its accent. I love pronunciation and the varieties of the English language around the world. Please, make more videos on the way you guys pronounce words. ❤ Greetings from Brazil.

[@SiobhanMoore]

You're welcome. Be sure to watch part two of this video & Subscribe for more. 😘

@@SiobhanMoore I've done that already. :)

[@SiobhanMoore]

@ ok bless!

[@Shameeza]

I enjoy this video. I am a proud Guyanese.

[@SiobhanMoore]

I am glad u did. Please be sure to watch part 2 and to subscribe. #bless 🇬🇾❤

[@jamesmidday2167]

She's on point🤓🤣

[@mage111]

I like this so much! I’ve recently started loving Guyanese Creole and it’s the best frr😭

[@SiobhanMoore]

Wow nice. Where are u from? Be sure to watch part 2 of this video and subscribe. ❤

[@mage111]

Siobhan Moore I’m from Haiti! And i definitely will (:

[@SiobhanMoore]

@@mage111 thanks

[@LuisBRMN]

When you say "malibunta", sounds veeery similar to Brazilian Portuguese word "marimbondo", which is the word for huuuuuge wasp hahahah

[@SiobhanMoore]

Ok wow. Thanks for sharing. Please be sure to subscribe and check out part 2 of this video.

[@RajSwamy]

When I was a kid, I was stung by a 'malibunta' (as my family put it) while I was in French Guiana - my arm starting swelling up loads - apparently it followed me until it got me. That's what I get for looking for a cricket ball in some bushes 🤣😭 I was always told it was like a hornet as we get in England. So, I guess I do know it as a 'big wasp' 🙈

[@islandgirlxx3465]

Wow! I'm from Aruba and we say "maribomba"

[@joshsilva6450]

@@se1775 portuguese? not brazilian?

[@joshsilva6450]

taki taki, also known as 'sranan tongo', spoken in neighbouring Suriname, has portuguese language influences as well... 'yu sabi' (you know). were the portuguese in the Guyanas before english, french and dutch folks? and yes, most likely 'malibunta' comes from portuguese 'marimbondo'. Aruba? Please!!! Papiamentu too has lots of portuguese in it! By the way, even the language name, 'papiamentu', sounds somehow familiar to a portuguese speaker. well, a brazilian, at least. 'papear' means 'to chat' in brazilian portuguese at least. and 'bon dia' (good morning - portuguese: bom dia) to all papiamentu speakers out there... :-)

[@doniawilliams6346]

Lol this was fun and educational loved it👍🏾

[@SiobhanMoore]

Thank u

[@squiddick8712]

Ok

[@istantoomanykpopgroups3795]

It's funny that I said alla this in my Guyanaese accent correctly just as she said it😂😂😂

[@SiobhanMoore]

Hahahahaha nice. Are u Guyanese?

[@istantoomanykpopgroups3795]

Yes I am😂but I was always told to speak propper English as a kid but I guess the culture was always in me😂

[@SiobhanMoore]

@@istantoomanykpopgroups3795 yes creole is a part of our culture. We have to embrace it.

[@flamengoeliezer]

Gorgeous teacher!

[@SiobhanMoore]

Thank you

[@lily_pad2946]

This video can don’t be more accurate 😂

[@LarryLadale]

I got half of these wrong. Learning the dialect for an acting gig. Thank you.

[@exilefearoh5479]

This hilarious as hell 😂😂😂😂😂

[@SiobhanMoore]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Glad u liked it. Be sure to watch part 2 and to subscribe.

[@mosiarmstrong]

Devil-up-ment had me DYING

[@SiobhanMoore]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mosiarmstrong]

@@SiobhanMoore I wish I could talk like this but I grew up in Grenada so my Guyanese accent well and gone at this point. Maybe I'll take some classes alongside your student there :-D

[@saikik7757]

this is 100% accurate

[@msamantham]

this is awesome, Siobhan. thank you!

[@SiobhanMoore]

U are welcome

[@shequutaondaan824]

My daughter was laughing so hard when i put on my full Guyanese 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@orlandodublin2272]

This was crazy, lol!!

[@SiobhanMoore]

Lol. Special thanks to u 😉

[@kanziekOne]

Wow so epic

[@icecreambeats101]

Thanks for the great video. You have beautiful hair

[@Cutface141]

I've been finding so many easy languages to learn

[@mariepersaud7027]

Ooooh my gosh, dem ghal tooooo much, oh me muma me love ayu dese ghal amaaaazing , me face stat to hut oh me muma, I still no me creole. I wanna Kom home, and mine dis class,Guyanese watching from NY, lots of love ,One Guyana,me na Kare how lang ide hay, I no my creole.

[@jasafo1]

I get all right like stuby😂😂😂😂😂

[@SiobhanMoore]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 u and Stuby special

[@jasafo1]

@@SiobhanMoore u get good patience Stuby was getting on ur nerves 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SiobhanMoore]

@@jasafo1 ikr

[@KDSj195]

Loving it!

[@diminished_my_blocks_]

Love me guyanese people dem

[@ashleyc7251]

That was fantastic thank you so much

[@michaelruiz2854]

Soy de Costa Rica y me gustaría aprender hablar inglés incluso vivir en un país de habla inglesa tu forma de explicar merece un aprendizaje.

[@lizzymars9439]

LOL I love this

[@SiobhanMoore]

Glad u do

[@user-iy1xf5ti2x]

Can u imagine my 4 yr American son says Kyar!! Lol caleb say Car... “Kyar”. Ok budd lol

[@SiobhanMoore]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 wow. Please be sure to watch part 2 of this video and subscribe. ❤❤

[@gymcelmaxing]

I miss guyana 🇬🇾

[@TheHoonJin]

the word for wasp, we say marimbondo in brazil, one of the words for it ^^'

[@Gunyermii]

Great English! Congrats to Guyana!

[@antoniovela9647]

Great your class..i hope to know greetings from chile👍

[@nickacelvn]

Fantastic rich dialect

[@SiobhanMoore]

Thanks much. Please subscribe

[@ladygeka5235]

I have a family of Co-workers and their English sound so broken. That I find myself saying; sorry can you repeat that again. Meanwhile, I had no idea English is the main language of the country. Everyday we learn something new. 🤔

[@Zinwaq]

My grandmother was from Guyana and I've never ever heard their speak labeled Guyanese "Creole".

[@ironhorse6688]

That was funny lol " if mosquitoes bite u gonna get filaria"

[@SiobhanMoore]

Lol. Be sure to watch part 2.

[@MistahUnknown]

I'm not sure if the afro-guyanese and the indo-guyanese pronounce words a bit different but I'm indo-guyanese from Canal who came to New York at age 6 (I'm now 28) and my parents don't say a few of them they way you did. We say Bah-Chroom, Tahm-brin, Mas-kit-tah,

[@donnah5378]

That was hilarious 😆

[@akshon3]

Love to learn how my family speak

[@stephonlonghorne827]

I love this vedio excellent keep it up

[@SiobhanMoore]

Thank u so much. Please subscribe

[@waynetrotman2218]

U makes me laugh fam

[@cjshayempire8889]

SOOOOO ACCURATE LOL

[@kraw7272]

Hi do plan to make more vids?

[@princeredpowell9254]

Lmfaoooooooo oh lawddd

[@SiobhanMoore]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@richardsingh5827]

How true 😊

[@davidk7049]

This is really interesting! I noticed a lot of similarities with Irish pronunciations, and then saw that your name's Siobhán :) is there some Irish influence in Guyana or sth?

[@SiobhanMoore]

Wow ok. Not much Isish influence in Guyana. But my name is Irish.

[@aawharver4948]

we do say three and thirteen and use words like bollocks like the Irish and use Me instead of I a lot.

[@marciuslaurindo]

Hi!, im looking for english course in Guyana, do you know anyone? thanks

[@FINEDIAMOND]

You’re so beautiful and funny Siobhan! Love from a Jamaican.

[@SiobhanMoore]

Thanks much. I have mad love for my Jamaican peeps. #Bless

[@FINEDIAMOND]

Siobhan Moore: Bless indeed! ♥️

[@gordonroberts3683]

Loved it, lol 👌👌

[@SiobhanMoore]

I'm glad u did. Thanks for watching. Be sure to watch part 2

[@ariannaoutridge2457]

Hi I am from Guyana

[@nicholasbyfield8853]

Im from Jamaica and my head hurts because of the way you guys speak i speak creole but not like that

[@leerock3640]

Duhhh. How yuh gon talk Guyanese creole if yuh from Jamaica? 🙄🙄🙄 Ah woulda giv yuh some aspirin fuh yuh headache if ah had any. Meeno wuh yuh come hay fuh complain bout headache fuh.

[@MalkNaz]

Yes banna

[@ravman1184]

That is the real deal .2 many so cal merican and Canadian mess it up now calling it guyanese

[@momgay2118]

Grandparents born and raised in Guyana with full accents. Parents born in Guyana, raised in America and Canada still with ties to their culture. I was born in America (I have lived in Canada for basically all of my life though) and have never been to Guyana. I have a full American accent and know nothing about Guyana. I can barely understand my grandparents’ thick accents. My parents don’t care about me being in touch with my Guyanese self nor have they taught me anything about it (I have asked many times and get some excuse). Hopefully this can help me understand my grandparents when they speak to me.

[@SiobhanMoore]

I hope it helps. I have a part 2 of this video as well as other videos that u can watch and learn about our culture etc. 🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@swimminginthestars_]

aaa that’s similar to me :”) my parents were born in guyana but moved here when they were young and my grandparents lived there for most of their lives, but i never really knew much about it- i feel bad not knowing anything about guyanese culture, and not knowing anything about american culture either :”)

[@SiobhanMoore]

@@swimminginthestars_ maybe u can check out some more of my videos and u may be more familiar with our culture

[@thegrantfamily]

New subscriber here let blow up together as Guyanese

[@SiobhanMoore]

Love the energy.

[@tiffineemoore2878]

siddung and devi lop ment are used in east indian communities

[@ariannaoutridge2457]

This video made me laugh allot

[@hazelgarnett6091]

A love utility gurl

[@juliannakellman7611]

I kuda tell how da cross wudda come out mi favorite word CRASSSSS🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SiobhanMoore]

💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@williamgardner3215]

Oh sunt buy !

[@mieaab]

I'm from Georgetown but speak different slang

[@lisabusbyjames2081]

Does anyone remember ‘tassey’

[@donnapeters1335]

Me neva laff suh much. Hope I got it right..lol

[@SiobhanMoore]

On point

[@trevorr1727]

Yo im mad shy when I'm around ppl n my mum talk lol

[@SiobhanMoore]

But why tho

[@jordendscott7164]

Very good miss

[@SiobhanMoore]

Thanks

[@jordendscott7164]

i Love ur video dem Love

[@SiobhanMoore]

@@jordendscott7164 bless. Be sure to subscribe

[@festusfatai5965]

Chewb....lol

[@SiobhanMoore]

Lol I bet you learned a new word from our culture right?

[@Europaestrada49]

bom demais

[@SiobhanMoore]

obrigado

[@chrissystewart6268]

Greetings Siohban I'm Chrissy 🇺🇸 I want to learn 🇬🇾 slang , I want to try 🇬🇾 food. When Barack Obama 🇺🇸 was President in the White as his 2nd Term closed to his final days I met 🇬🇾 people

[@deliniagardner9576]

Please make more Guyanese videos

[@SiobhanMoore]

Certainly

[@marcusphillips2078]

Hehehe bai looool

[@SiobhanMoore]

Lol

[@yingyang6473]

Nice video, funny but authentic. However why anglicize the title of our dialect? You know call it creolese and not creole.

[@nxlinie_k]

I'm 11 and man me does speak guyanese all da time since me mom and dad come from guyanese so me ah speak guyanese

[@SiobhanMoore]

That's nice

[@gigglybeast]

How do you pronounce "third"?

[@MistahUnknown]

@Giggly Beast It's literally "turd". Meh skip turd grade.

[@pauvermelho]

3:27 sapo

[@morrismckinnon3012]

You’re not a good teacher apparently. Stuby is da real MVP!

[@SiobhanMoore]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Stuby for the win

[@joannhuggins856]

Lol this how me talk

[@SiobhanMoore]

Where are u from

[@joannhuggins856]

@@SiobhanMoore vincy but most ah this is how me talk

[@SiobhanMoore]

@@joannhuggins856 ok

[@LearnRunes]

South American accents confuse everyone.

[@shammiadavid2885]

Dis wan moe ppl lawdooooooo 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nurlhaqchaniago6143]

Jumbie??

[@pauvermelho]

3:17 zumbi (portugues 《- Angola)

[@blessedandequippedbygod5712]

🤣🤣😂

[@BajanEnglishman51]

sounds similar to bajan

[@jayelguerrero]

🤣🤣🤣

[@edwardvillareal7755]

How spell You want marry me ? In guyana

[@MistahUnknown]

@Edward Villareal Yuh want mah-rid meh?

[@89nautyboy]

Girl you are very cute.

[@keenanpepper]

2:11 what is she saying??

[@SiobhanMoore]

'Mosquito' being pronounced in Guyanese creole

[@keenanpepper]

@@SiobhanMoore well, I got that part, but at 2:11 she says long sentences made up of many different words, and I can't understand at all.

[@keenanpepper]

By de way, miss, you drink dem fylee (?) with tablet, da maskitoes bite by on ya fylee riyo (?)

[@SiobhanMoore]

@@keenanpepper are you familiar with Guyanese creole? Which country are you from?

[@keenanpepper]

@@SiobhanMoore I'm not familiar at all, I'm from the US and came here to hear examples

[@gully081]

hahaha

[@SkyWalkerKev97]

😅🤣😂

[@SiobhanMoore]

🤣

[@devonjacobs1216]

Study don't play no game, i know you friten crapo

[@SiobhanMoore]

🤣🤣🤣