MISS LOU: Fi Wi Language (Jamaican Patwah)

[@jaye-ellaruth]

My grand aunt. Talawa. Goddess energy. From one very proud grand niece... Now that’s what I call legacy. 😘💜🎤👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@tllewis9670]

I LOVE this lady!!!

[@wingspan7679]

Ms Lou mi really mis yuh an wah a gwaan bak a yaad. Wi need fi share mo a wi culchah . . . . . . SWEET, SWEET JAMAICA

[@slipfriction]

One of the greatest women that ever lived. Uplifting the Jamaican culture as a positive movement. If we don't be careful our children of Jamaican descent will lose out on this diverse heritage. Great video, respect!

[@lunettemartin3823]

Tenk you miss lue a you mek me can chat any wea mi go and some body know say mi a Jamaican

[@Mrs.T305]

@Slipfriction....Many of them have already lost it. And when we try to connect with the culture, we're called Yankees. But when Jamaican ppl start that rubbish with me, mi ready fi dem. I'm so proud of my heritage.

[@michelleparson1547]

Love listening to this. Miss Lou has inspired me to create Mama Soulongou Bambamcherio and continue with the story telling. The labrish sweet, Ah nuh true!

[@ardennite1]

One of the greatest Jamaicans ! She should be a National Heroine. 🖤

[@madanticsphotography]

Miss Lou was the best and, I can't believe that 9 people actually clicked dislike. They are not from Jamaica or just don't understand so, they dislike it. Complete ignorant to what they can't understand.

[@TheSheriffess]

Lard, it gwan up a 63, a wha' really 'appen to we? I really Miss 'Miss Lou'.

[@Nicole22-j3b]

proud a my language, love you Miss lou you really represented us

[@mahatma1989]

We nuh fi shame a how we chat. Coz a nuh every bady Weh chat English intelligent!

[@overviewthem]

True wod!. Expressions whether in potios (patwa) or in any other languages (English, Spanish, Hausa, Zulu etc) are all intelligent none greater none less.

[@daynaanson3314]

I am just knowing about a wonderful woman . You can see that she is a great Jamaican. I love you Miss Louise Bennett you are my favorite star and my number one too 😍😍😍💗💗💖❤💓💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💟💟💟💟💖💗💖💖💕💕💕

[@demngd4900]

True taak mi yute

[@zadane5975]

Dat a di choot

[@Lifestylewithjada]

A true

[@excessnetwork4221]

Remind me of my grandma RIP

[@ctj2534]

it is because of this woman why I am proud to speak my language in public

[@Crinklechip-s]

Sweet. She sounds like a great woman. I love 'Colonization In Reverse'.

[@omalone1169]

Crinklechips 02:22 remember when I first watched dancehall queen I literally thought they were speaking Twi

[@ardennite1]

Yes, we read “Colonisation in Reverse” when I was at school in Kingston, after I arrived there from England. Of course, my English Lit teacher picked me out to read it in front of the whole class in my London accent !

[@lesleydeen]

Proud Jamaican right here!!!!💖💖💖💖🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@thatboydemi9284]

Lesley Deen so

[@thatboydemi9284]

Lesley Deen puke

[@thatboydemi9284]

Sonia wow lou

[@thatboydemi9284]

Moods yy baby boy

[@senethasiddo3536]

Real Jamaican star big up

[@Lifestylewithjada]

Proud bomboclaat Jamaican yassso🙌🏽🙌🏽Rip miss lou💔😭

[@jevonbrown1778]

LOVE E man, PATIOS di ting deh Big up Miss Lou!!

[@easyrider3110]

I attended her funeral ceremony in Toronto Canada

[@PaulS-hk6ep]

she was one of a kind may she rest in peace.

[@denisegeary6228]

I love miss Lou world without end. I use to recite her poems in school. Great woman she was. May her sweet soul rest in paradise x

[@smileyrcs1]

i love miss lou she is the best!

[@StrongCaramel]

That laugh oh hers is what I enjoy the most. Kills me every time. You have to laugh right along with her:-)

[@marlene97280]

Her costume look like traditional creole look from French Antilles Martinique Guadeloupe But also Saintalucia and Dominica ! 😘😘😘

[@ChatPatwah]

One of the greatest Jamaicans ever!!! ❤️

[@NyahFyah1]

Love her...

[@overviewthem]

Yes a fi wi language and wi embrace it. Taank u.

[@ctj2534]

big up miss Lou everytime

[@sandrafletcher6932]

a jelousy we rythm a flow we talk sweet

[@annmisick3288]

I love Miss Lou Big up Miss Lou!

[@israelp122]

Fi real Gwaan Miss Lou Mi lov yu to mi heart yes mi dear =D Jah Bless yu fi eva!! Ah ongle 1% ah Jamaicans Talk Hinglish as fi dem fos language so Patwa Ah Fi Wi Language a nuh slang a nuh bruk up hinglish ah language weh com fram African Hinglish Spanish people dem Di Di indian an Chinese so mek dem jangcro dem Gwaan wid dem fu-fool chat deh

[@jeanettedawson8500]

Mi wish she was still here. Waaaa. Bring back mi roots an culture.

[@ab2sw33t]

frist R.I.P Ms. Lou i love this so much this lady has inspired me throughout my few years of life she has made has placed our culture in a positive light and for that i truely respect her and i do belive that all jamaicans can take a page out of her book and learn to be proud of who we are JAMAICAN

[@mraugustusclarke5719]

Miss Lou ..real big Jamaican Woman ..

[@SimplyUniqueeTeacher]

This is BE- A-U-TI-FUL!!!!!! omg NUFF RESPECT!- Appreciate Jamaican Patwa!!

[@jackking20]

Im not jamaican but I really enjoyed it. Im glad me from the caribbean

[@cassandrajames3793]

We all are one

[@beefysmith4211]

I listened to her at the Carifesta in Barbados in 1981,with this monologue . After that I became proud of my rich Caribbean dialect . We as a Carribbean people should be proud of our rich heritage and culture. What is fantastic about us , each island has its own dialect but can relate to each other. We have dialect and can write standard English.

[@l360b]

We in Jamaica spent time to develop our dialect into a language

[@Whoislesa]

Miss ;ou a the bestest, lol, mi listen the hole heap a time!

[@sha11821]

Miss Lou dim Carl I miss Lou the champion was in folk song

[@tralbriggs104]

Twi is pronounced Chi. A Ghanaian language of the Ashantis.

[@iloverette]

+Dog Heart I went to Ghana and many pronounced it "Chwee". Are you Ghanaian? Just curious :)

[@tralbriggs104]

+iloverette I am Nigerian .

[@sydneymalik2945]

tell dem miss lou bout corruption...kmt corruption mi batty it is derived! whoooooiiiiiii best part! XD

[@bimmer123]

miss lou is the best!!! me laugh till me weak

[@naciamaJYute]

Should be the 2nd heroine! Bob says we need to emancipate ourselves from mental slavery. That's what this lady is for Jamaicans: Our emancipator. She help to teach Jamaicans to love themselves and their culture!

[@aleskeiajones4193]

a das y mi proud fi bi a jamaican

[@annieswalef3705]

beatiful woman

[@uniquemovezdancecollective]

Needed this today thank you for sharing

[@magicgardens66]

Ms. Lou thanks for gracing my childhood memories with your folk songs and ring ding episodes, these I still adore.

[@AuroraAdams]

Wow, I really enjoyed listening to her, even though I couldn't understand any of what she was saying!

[@dawidel5720]

in Limón Costa Rica we speak a dialec of Jamaikan patwa

[@easyrider3110]

Chief Wanga yes, Jamaican dialect is mixed with Spanish

[@omalone1169]

Easy Rider interesting as I know they used to teach Spanish in Jamaican schools.

[@desrenenaturals8954]

I know a lot of Jamaicans migrated to Costa Rico to help build the railway a very long time ago so I've heard of the community in Limón that speak Jamaican patois.

[@cythialong1674]

Miss LOU is gone but not forgotten. R.I.P MAMA LOU

[@gooner4life518]

Never forgotten.. I'm 53 and we grew up in that time

[@newjersey1029]

always loved her.................meet Her once while studying in JA

[@cythialong1674]

mi hate when dem seh weh jamaican language a foulishness.Patwah a di beat.

[@claudiusgordon4458]

Amazingly artistic- perceptible hilarious

[@andreneprosperous44]

The Great Ms. Lou😍🤎🇯🇲👏🏽🌹

[@judy9720]

RIP Miss Lou xx

[@Kailani_queen]

May you rip my love

[@UNLIMITEDMONEY1]

Lol GOD BLESS HER AND HER FAMILY DEM TODAY

[@sashagayle4050]

We nu afraid to chat oua lauange my ut

[@judah_sister5875]

Wonderful woman she will be missed . Childhood was the best

[@jessicacampbell182]

Proud Jamaican

[@shaolindreams]

What an awesome lady :)

[@andrinebrown-cover8615]

Louise Bennett for National Hero....because national pride and cultural appreciation and preservation is as important as the fight for freedom as it helps to preserve the reason for the fight.

[@designeranthony]

I’m very proud of my language. A full time now Jamaica mek patwa recognize as an official language worldwide. Wi a chat patwa fi 300 yrs now

[@r2app]

Loving my copy of Jamaica Labrish which has a great selection of her poems. Anyone knows where I can find the audio version of all her poems?

[@senethasiddo3536]

🇯🇲 to the world

[@arnettemorgan5540]

LIVE 4 EVER MISS LOU

[@shaydagoat4978]

mi proud big up you self miss lou

[@omarthomas8424]

Shattttt Ms.Lou large

[@yvonnetaylor]

Twi is an akan language from Ghana , ....

[@SihleBambihle]

The "L" in "Miss Lou" stands for "LEGEND"! 🔥🔥🔥

[@benzemareid1275]

proud Jamaican rigth👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@josrphinewilliams4525]

Patwah is the the best in the west. They now have Patios bible

[@Bwoy99]

A treasure to Jamaicans the world over. Defintely missed.

[@kunjalalbarui6353]

incredible thou art, loved it Very much

[@viajero288]

Loving it!

[@stancoombs7734]

I love miss Lou

[@iFahda]

THIS WOMAN IS SO MUCH MISSED IN OUR GREAT LITTLE ISLAND.......I MISS HER SO MUCH.

[@sankofanyame]

best video pon KZbin!! Miss Lou was a gem fi we kulcha & fi we ppl dem! 💎💎 love up ya Afrika roots & ya Afrikan kulcha 💪🏿💪🏿

[@alrickblake2867]

A true unu gwan bowt unu bussiness trow

[@conquerorthefirst]

👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@fionay2014]

🇬🇭🇯🇲👏🏾🔥♥️

[@philliplovejoy5395]

miss lou you make the (Jamaican Patwah) turn up

[@hayleywallace7755]

I remember Ms LOU JAMAICAN CRAFT IS A CRAFT IT'S ART IT'S HOW ITS RECEIVED.

[@joyfairclough]

Hello Great seeing ms Lou but please place your disclaimer of no rights owned for use by you of this video content of Ms Louise Bennett and that the rights solely belong to Louise Bennett Coverley Estate unless you have written permission and a license from the Estate for use.

[@richiedemus1992]

bring back so much memories and sound like my grandmother (Mama)..much love..God bless.

[@cynthiadenniefairy2859]

Mi granny used to talk like me Lou,memories Mi say big up Jamaica all the time...UK

[@trisanaserina7765]

I like

[@romariobeckford9887]

Great post!

[@williamsjasonw]

What a good listen!!

[@fada1]

I love this woman RIP mum

[@angelaplummer6549]

I just simply LOVE her!!!

[@laurenr2095]

My boyfriend was in the audience of one of her shows when he was a child and it brought him so much joy!!

[@smashninja22]

Yo, I love this woman XD. Just found this, I from Dominica. Read that she die, great woman hope she resting well.

[@1000shoeswoman]

i rember going to whatch her at the hipprohom theater in birmingham and she step back in a pond of water which was in fact deep water and than the curtain were closesed and the show was closed does anyone rember that?

[@robertrich23]

mi luv mi jamaican chat. Ms Lou.God Bless u. "it taste Fenkay-fenkay" or "piah-piah"

[@jonathanjohnson7636]

My mommy words! 🔪🙏🏿😢🇯🇲

[@matero30]

Is this the lady that used to come on television and tell anansi stories??

[@jamaicangamer5103]

Lol 😂 I’m here with my English girlfriend we dying to dis 😂😂😂😂😂

[@NyahFyah1]

"Jamaica derive"..😅😅😅

[@thegigadykid1]

Pretty understandable

[@zashieboo]

Thank you Miss Lou, your Legend lives on

[@latoyacleghorn3462]

HAPPY TO SHARE A BIRTHDAY WITH SUCH A DYNAMIC WOMAN!!

[@nixlatz]

oh that was refreshing

[@beetrootreggae4786]

Great Ms Lou was a friend to many of the Beetroot Reggae Show performers on the Beetroot Reggae Show Channel on KZbin. All Ms Lou works performed with permission from Louise Bennett Estate.

[@shanikahenry8670]

love this lol