This lesson was funny. I was thinking back to conversations i over hear my husband talk on the phone to friends/family. I do want to point out: i love how you let us know what is considered rude or demeaning!
Tanks! Respeck. So the crash course for how we ask questions is this; it starts out as a statement or a ponder…for example: I wonder how the beef patty taste…you would drop the ‘I wonder’ and ask what follows as the question. “How the beef patty taste?”….the question yuh asked “How yuh beef patty fi taste” would translate to “How you beef patty should taste” or “How should your beef patty taste” as a question. Hope I’m not confusing you…but let me know if it makes sense. Our questions start off as I wonder or I wonder if…and then we ask everything that comes after that as the question. I wonder if the bus left yet. Q: Di bus lef yet?
AnnaMariavonAsgaard no disagreement there...most of our ancestry traces back to West Africa...did mine and I am from that region too, so that’s probably the origins! 👍🏾😄
Wah gwaan Otavio? If yuh mean di word (Respek....a di same as English "Respect") Wi use it wid each other as a sign a acknowledgement, gratitude or in its native form.
@@ChatPatwah bruh I'm from Surinam and we use some of the same words in the same context 😀.. but I wanna thank ya for the lessons cuz it helps me in my music career 1luv seen 🙏🏾
@@bodhabless370 Respeck mi boss...glad mi coulda help...if yuh have questions feel free fi reach out. chatpatwahchannel@gmail.com. Tanks fi di support!
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Gud mawnin mi bredda mi watch dis vidios every day
I'm starting to hear specific phrases my soccer team was using as I advance further. Thanks!!
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This lesson was funny. I was thinking back to conversations i over hear my husband talk on the phone to friends/family. I do want to point out: i love how you let us know what is considered rude or demeaning!
Nuff Respeck…glad the video is helping…slight cultural differences that need pointing out to set you guys up for success. 😁👊🏾🇯🇲
So good and easy to understand mi boyfriend ;) I thought 'Kiss mi teet' was gonna mean something else! LOL Thank you for breaking it down, sir.
Respeck 👊🏾🇯🇲😁
Great lesson btw
How does fi work when you say
“ how does the beef patty taste or
How yuh beef patty fi taste
I thought fi was should , to or for
Tanks! Respeck. So the crash course for how we ask questions is this; it starts out as a statement or a ponder…for example: I wonder how the beef patty taste…you would drop the ‘I wonder’ and ask what follows as the question. “How the beef patty taste?”….the question yuh asked “How yuh beef patty fi taste” would translate to “How you beef patty should taste” or “How should your beef patty taste” as a question.
Hope I’m not confusing you…but let me know if it makes sense.
Our questions start off as I wonder or I wonder if…and then we ask everything that comes after that as the question.
I wonder if the bus left yet.
Q: Di bus lef yet?
Mih deah
Mi deh yah too! Respeck 🙏🏾🇯🇲
Mi love yuh lessons yuh a gud teacher.Me have in a gud time, tanks mi bredda🙈
How do u say "when are u coming to visit me?" In patwa?
Wen ah yuh a come visit mi
When yuh a come look fi mi? (We use "look fi", which means "look for" in place of visit)
@@ChatPatwah @Marvel Comics thanks Oonu (is it correct?)
@@aprilbayona3922 just "Tank oonuh"
Chat Patwah you from Kingston
I think kissing the teeth comes from West Africa. You hear a lot of this while in Senegal or Ghana, while I never heard this in East Africa.
AnnaMariavonAsgaard no disagreement there...most of our ancestry traces back to West Africa...did mine and I am from that region too, so that’s probably the origins! 👍🏾😄
So trueee!!!❣️ The Akan do that as well!!
I think will be much awesome to leave us a pdf link after any lesson to download 🙏
Never did give it much thought...but dat a sup'm mi can include inna di future!
@@ChatPatwah respect general
Wat is tha meanin mi Bimbo clap
not sure what that is...if you're referring to the curse words...I don't really teach people how to. Upbringing won't let me.
Waah gwaan mi bredda nite. disya lesson addi bess. but sary mi nuh andastand disya word . A wah it mean( Respek ah soun )
Wah gwaan Otavio? If yuh mean di word (Respek....a di same as English "Respect") Wi use it wid each other as a sign a acknowledgement, gratitude or in its native form.
mi di firt
That's my mom's 1:35 tjjj 😭😭
It's its own language brother...we all know what it means...lmao
@@ChatPatwah bruh I'm from Surinam and we use some of the same words in the same context 😀.. but I wanna thank ya for the lessons cuz it helps me in my music career 1luv seen 🙏🏾
@@bodhabless370 Respeck mi boss...glad mi coulda help...if yuh have questions feel free fi reach out. chatpatwahchannel@gmail.com. Tanks fi di support!
Tank mi btedda
yeah man...no problem
Mi love dis❤❤❤❤
rah leigh tanks! Nuff Respeck! 🙏🏾🇯🇲