WHO SAID GHANA AND JAMAICA ARE SIMILAR?!!

In todays video we will be looking at the similarities between both Ghana and Jamaica.
Are the two counties really alike or is it all just hype? Let's talk to Scot and find out what he thinks.
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[@jetsnitram7188]

It's a pity that he didn't mention all those Akan words that we've retained duppy for ghost, patu for owl, nyam for eat, poto - poto for muddy mumu for stupid, kaba kaba for worthless, gynal for con person, kooya for look here, anansi for spider, bissy for, kola nut,casha for thorn, bafan for incapable and many many more. Also the similarities in the markets, the mini bus system etc. 🇯🇲

[@natashagriffiths6437]

There is no need to go to any park, kids play in their own backyard in JA, lots of yard space and play area and mango trees to climb.

[@edmund6392]

He needs to start a true Jamaican restaurant in Ghana! It would blow up!

[@cmartin5903]

Jamaica has a lot fruit trees, we eat freely in each of its season. We have breadfruit and ackee all year round.

[@GodKingDominic]

What is his KZbin channel

[@lennieadi]

Enjoyable video Dela. Reminding me of my second home. Big up all Africanns and Jamaicans watching. 👊🏾🇯🇲

[@CurtisCT]

I've never heard that explanation for the meaning of the word "Jamaica" before. In Jamaica we were taught that the word came from the Taino (the original inhabitants of the island) word "Xaymaca", meaning "land of wood and water".

[@ElStands]

We are all Africa's children and you feel that sense of home when you reconnect with the continent, ESPECIALLY Ghana! We do red beans and rice in the U.S., too. Do all of the beaches charge an entry fee in Ghana? I've only been to Labadi and didn't realize this about other beaches. That's crazy if they do. Even in the money-hungry United States, our beaches are free. I didn't know Jamaicans got visa-free travel to Ghana after the Year of Return?! Now, I'm jealous! We got stuck in the USA, too! Where's our visa-free perk?! Ghana, we need to talk! LOL

[@donovantaylor3137]

I AM A JAMAICAN...NEVER BEEN TO GHANA ...BUT ALL THE GHANIAN I HAVE KNOWN I FEEL A KIND OF KINSHIP WITH THEM...THIS DOES NOT HAPPEN WITH ANY OTHER AFRICANS...SO YES...THERE IS A PART OF GHANA IN THE CARIBBEAN AND A PART OF JAMAICA IN WEST AFRICA...

[@user-gm4di2dc4r]

Try Ting Nice in Accra

[@jaesviews]

Yes! They are very similar… and I love them both so much 🇯🇲🇬🇭

[@kaydenpat]

Love this episode. I visited Ghana in May and have told all my friends that Ghana reminds me of a bigger, much much safer version of Jamaica. Ghanaian food is delicious and the country is green and lush. Just an absolutely beautiful country. Looking forward to visiting again.

[@marshacclayton]

Stumbled on this but thoroughly enjoyed it. He's 100% accurate about everything. I wish there was a straight flight from Jamaica to Ghana especially with the no visa requirement. As a Jamaican I fantasize about the homeland. I am of the belief that if we don't know where we are from we can't envision where we are going. And likewise it would be nice for all my west African sisters/brothers/cousins to see how your spirit, culture and strength has persevered through generations.

[@carolpsalmon1227]

Love this video l Would love to see Ghana one day,That’s my dream 🇯🇲

[@princecharming1384]

I am a Jamaican living in the United States. I want to send love to all my family right across Africa. I would like to visit Ghana and Nigeria some day.

[@Kingoftheimmigrants4646]

I gave my Jamaican colleague at work Ghana jollof and she went crazy about it

[@NyahFyah1]

I'm in love with GHANA and I've never even been there. Jamaica and Ghana...1 people ...1 love!

[@donslim7586]

Jamaica are Africa Ghana the gateway to Africa Black Stars 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🤩

[@nanaaraj]

I agree with him we’re so similar. I’m Ghanaian and I had a mentor who was Jamaican but of Ghanaian origin too. That’s what I learnt. A Filipino lady once said to me Jamaica is in Africa but I corrected her it’s in the Caribbean lol. 😂

[@stephensheppard908]

I was recently in Ghana and I have visited Jamaica several times and yes, Ghana does remind me a lot of Jamaica. I am from Trinidad and Tobago. Chef Scott is brutally honest.