Jamaican Phrases Part 2

[@sabrinahudson6820]

I'm Jamaican American I haven't visited my family in awhile and I'm here to make my patwah stronger 🇯🇲 #lovemyppl

[@alhagiegassama5662]

Try visit your root mi sister ,

[@Den-gz4yo]

Great to know, listen to a lot of Jamaican music and visit your country more

[@stewiie.10]

Im from San Andres Islana and I understand everything, Blessings for you all in Jamaica

[@chicfini]

😂😂😂

[@demetriuspurcell]

This really is so fun to watch and learn. I'm from Indiana and this is still the coolest way of speaking I think I have heard.

[@lindabutler4814]

I enjoyed watching this. Great job Tev. Yes Stamma you get him back. lol

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

That's great

[@luxxbeaute2106]

I love this

[@rubywatson3496]

This was so funny! Thank you for making me laugh. Excellent video.

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

No prob thanks for watching

[@michelletucker6556]

Manners and nuff respect Bredda enjoy your content...Bless up yuhself 🙏😀

[@ElChicoGuapo45]

The skits are too funny!! Make more 😂

[@rubyparchment5523]

My ancient Aunt always referred to my laptop as "That Box." One day she asked me seriously, "What exactly do you do on that Box?"

[@claudia1423]

Thanks for a laugh from an up-tight Anglo-Canadian in Kingston, Ontario, Canada!🙋🥰

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

Am happy you enjoyed it

[@robertopetrazzuolo4749]

Absolutely lovely lesson 😊 Thank you, mate! U r AMAZING!

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

Bless up family

[@robertopetrazzuolo4749]

@@jamaicanpatwah5170 and you, bruv!

[@dianaglumova815]

Hi.iam russian,my husband jamaican from Ochi Rios.I understand jamaican talk,dont speak myself,but understand everything..My husband liked your tutorial , big up yourself,keep making more videos... And yes,i learned some more,as didnt know what run a boat means....yu si wa mi a chat bout.....🙂

[@Nefylym]

me seen kak dziela siastra?

[@yendidavis183]

This video had me cracking up! Great job.

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

Thanks 😊

[@kimmypossible6702]

Dwl mi love stamma

[@geneivemorris2962]

Good job, love it!

[@Faboandbruzy70s]

Gwaan me bredda 👏👏👏 good Job.

[@theloststar78]

Nice video. Knowledge is wisdom.

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

Bless up

[@danewilliams9923]

Patwah boss, I hope u are a teacher cus u really know how to impart knowledge in fun so it’s easier to grasp

[@sheriekam.dickenson4846]

Nice watch Tev..keep them coming!

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

Thanks

[@titanyawilliams7715]

Stamma you definitely my favorite 😂😂

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

Great y'all really love stamma lol

[@PachaPapi]

Big up! Both great teaching and acting. Always wanted to learn Patois. Nyam a food now! Greetings from snowy Germany.

[@benitob2037]

I love these videos! They are really helpful. Bless up

[@shavel6102]

❤❤❤❤ great work

[@Pondistreets]

Tthanks for restarting the chanel, keep it up, very useful!

[@matthewfromtexas]

Love it !!!!!

[@norrisbulter9889]

Great job grandson

[@EmunahFL]

"Work me a work, anuh chicken me a jerk," is my new favorite learned phrase! _Sings_ I work, work, work, work, work (me a work)... Anuh chiiickennn me a jerk! (me a work)! I've made a new Rhianna song 😁

[@elleyonaspg9580]

I and I: me and my forever accompanying spirit!

[@ayanaj1006]

Great video, Tevin! Big up from Trinbago!

[@trevor100ify]

😂😂😂😂😂 honestly rasta a di boss.. good one bruh👍

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

Yea bro

[@shanekadavy2224]

👂👂👂

[@shanekadavy2224]

👂🦻

[@AgelaOkoh]

I'm very proud Jamaican ❤

[@StaceyRiley-tn4fv]

Was just scrolling and came across this very very interesting, but surprisingly I'm a born Jamaica left Jamaica at age 17 and some if those phrases l'v never heard, but this was fun I enjoyed

[@danewilliams9923]

Our language is always evolving so there are always new phrases added almost daily -just have to learn as u go Stacey

[@ubertrowland9040]

You super fantastic teacher mi trust yuh brethren

[@ljdekinqsudanesekingbtm6770]

Hi mi teacha 👋 Mi learnt something ✊ Much luv fram 🇸🇸🇸🇸

[@amyg81986]

Please make more of these 🙏🏽

[@TheUntoldTruth01]

What is fiyuh cyaa be un-fiyuh love it 😊

[@kimnoble7496]

Props...

[@buzwa2k]

My jamaican friends make fun of me cuz I was born in Canada and my father didn't teach me any patois 😭

[@stayhungry1503]

just ask the artist snow to teach you, hes a white guy from toronto lol.

[@tashdiunstoppable1032]

Good one Tev

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

Thanks

[@djsparkyy]

Love and respect but trying to follow this video is like watching three different TV channels at the same time 😂 Just trying to pick up a little bit of the warmest, friendliest language I've ever heard ❤

[@NtiJonas]

U are doing great

[@shamika5300]

Waagwan my family Gullah geechee and they speak patio just with ah likkle country twang. I’m here to learn more about Jamaican style patios

[@ahfimiwonawun]

Gullah and Jamaican Creole are very similar in terms of the words said. The pronunciations are different, but a lotta similarities in words and grammatical structure.

[@NativeNomad10]

​@@ahfimiwonawun That's because Jamaican Creole Influenced Gullah Geechee.

[@ahfimiwonawun]

@@NativeNomad10, I don’t know how that would have happened. I’ve always heard that it developed the same way for them as it did for all of us in the diaspora.

[@stephenarthur1040]

Wow Charlie u day do all

[@chicfini]

You're a decent young man, good guidance ❤

[@damboy3478]

yeah yeah is good i live it

[@fablover78]

i and i i-ney wid dis video!! yeah mon!!

[@nadinetyrell2387]

Big up you self

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

Thanks nadine

[@ibemunachimso4256]

Boss am new in the class i want to learn how to speak Jamaica respect boss

[@borgelladumond7881]

Very good bro

[@rogerrobinson2869]

Keep it going. Yu seet

[@Junepalmer-ex4jw]

Mi happy fi da yah tonight

[@FitnessFactorProByIngrid]

Mi learning!

[@Terrificalagroovygroomer]

Hey Tev wah gwan please do video on patwah answers to wah gwan

[@johnnyprice1487]

Respect

[@RASirie1]

Gwaaan Man!

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

Blessings

[@michaelcrooks6974]

Good job

[@zanettelondon]

How do I say : I am happy to be here tonight/ today!

[@gabicreightonbooksetc.]

@Aldrei Zanette, Mi happy fi deh yah ti nite/ti deh!

[@shirleyfender-clarke6858]

Noam is a word used in Senegal for eating

[@TheUntoldTruth01]

I have a lot of Jamaican friends and also a Jamaican ex my patois is getting better with yuh

[@kimnoble7496]

Organic... a twist between entertainment and insanity for anyone who got past #2

[@shirleyfender-clarke6858]

Nyam is what i meant. Auto correct messed up

[@stephaniesallie8968]

Yea mon..

[@rebeccapereira6229]

how would you use he word 'watchya' ? can you provide examples

[@ahfimiwonawun]

You’re calling someone’s attention to something, usually seen, but also could be something being heard. It would be like saying “looky here” or “check this out”.

[@niesramhajsem4772]

what is that word/phrase "wolan" at 1:54 ? also, much respect for your videos, I'm learning a lot :D

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

Wolan means "hold on"

[@iralynwhittingham7337]

Irie me breda.

[@vibeswitha2770]

Ypree man😂

[@allyssaforrester7621]

👌🏽👌🏽

[@Nevillecharlesultd]

Many of these sayings are known in many other Caribbean islands too who will understand, not just Jamaicans. If we have to get really technical, Patwah, correct spelt Patois, actually means broken French. Check the way Antiguans and Montserratians speak in their local dialects and you will hear many of the same phrases and idioms that are popular in the Jamaican dialect.

[@NativeNomad10]

Patwah doesn't mean broken French and those other islands you mentioned have adopted a lot if Jamaican creole language from being exposed to it. Most of those islands spoke a French Patois few decades ago call Antillian creole. Jamaica doesnt have French influences.

[@Junepalmer-ex4jw]

You are there for the benifit not to think about what is going on.

[@gabicreightonbooksetc.]

Stamma nearly kill me ova yah!😆🤗 Boxcova!🤗

[@chrisanor4902]

Man says i will tell you what it means in English. Then goes ahead to say something that's still patwa. 😂😂

[@rassamu8080]

patwah boss we are becoming jamaicans indeed

[@nakabob1930]

Lets teach old times Proverbs..Irie fm has it on jamaica roots and culture..but make a class for people to learn them..

[@romanusmichael1532]

Hey Patwah boss I wish I could write a song in jamaican patois can I get some help please

[@Den-gz4yo]

write it in English first and translate it to Jamaican Patois, ask a Jamaican to assist

[@rawletoby911]

What is a benee?

[@Mrbacky55]

Yaoo boss a weh 6 really mean? 🧐

[@rawletoby911]

What is a benee

[@kayhaughton]

Vege! Wat lol 😁😁😁

[@calamityreigns9697]

What is the meaning of:mi come fi drink milk but mi nuh come fi count cows

[@gabicreightonbooksetc.]

It means I’m here to fulfill an obligation and not to be caught up in the circumstances surrounding the obligation. For example, I’m here to do my job well and for my personal growth and development, and not to be distracted by or be all-consumed with office politics and gossips. This expression reminds me of an ex boss in a positive way. He used this saying to compliment me. I’ll never forget.😊

[@chachab9239]

😸

[@Fari-100]

Yo, yu kno it nuh right yu a run joke pon de stamerrah dem 😅

[@akeshaunstoppable7961]

I'm New in di class

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

Welcome and thanks for attending 😊

[@ssenyangekhalid6533]

❤

[@tia3932]

1st comment

[@jamaicanpatwah5170]

Awesome👌

[@littlemoni349]

I really wanna get the jamaican accent

[@chicfini]

I and I mean I and my higher self..

[@boldbeautiful4725]

😂😂😂😂

[@rosemariedelatorre3377]

Lickle more😂😂

[@kimnoble7496]

Like! Nice video and albeit a bit long, so organic, i posted to my page. Keep on Keeping on. #joyfull

[@marjorielawrence1236]

Sharing our legacy is good but translating is no no , to defeat a person is to know their language don't give away too much 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@onielhenry9345]

Nyam yuh food or him food is in reference to planning to comit murder

[@i-tiyahman6519]

U forgot Bumble cloth Tara’s chichi man batt man coolie man me I want no chichi boya and if yuh parry chichi Mon yuh caint stay ania

[@FitnessFactorProByIngrid]

Is it patwah or patios?

[@KarenLue-g5i]

The correct spelling is “patios” , however some people cannot spell it so how it is pronounced is how they write/ spell it.

[@alexjackson5028]

The last time i check, them sound different​.. suh weh yhu expect den??@@KarenLue-g5i

[@NativeNomad10]

​@@KarenLue-g5i The spelling is being deviated from Patois to Patwah because in all honesty, patois is not the same as Patwah aka Jamaican creole. Thus both spellings are ok.

[@tacquisemichael2028]

Lol

[@michaelcrooks6974]

U forgot ilaloo

[@Hertshunters]

What’s it mean when an old Jamaican calls you a bad picni? Lol

[@alexjackson5028]

You give alot of trouble or you don't have no discipline

[@mr.ketch-a-vyb8660]

Ya Sabi???

[@rawletoby911]

Is a benee a girl friend?

[@aieshatv]

I don’t like all the extra antics in this video the first part was better..

[@darngrant9152]

Go find work and stop wasting time

[@royscottbe1320]

GUD WUK. OWEVER, DI REEL PATWA NUH AVE NUH *H* STARTIN NUH WIRDZ.. UNUH FI TAP MAK RASTA!! INI MEAN MEEN.MI N YUH/WE.. MI NOTIS SEH UNUH NUH GET NUH JOAK ANLES UNUH PUT INI INNA WAH UNUH A SEH...

[@onielhenry9345]

Af course wi use h sumtime, wi tek di h aff awba street an put it pan heast street an wi also put it pan hilant 😂😂

[@mackmackenzie851]

Patwah? Or Patios?

[@Den-gz4yo]

Both, its pronounced Patwah, but spell Patois. Im sure in the future, the spelling will be Patwah or Potwah when its officialized