Accent Tag ‐ Saint Vincent Vs. Jamaica Vs. Trinidad / The Accent and Dialect you never heard before.
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Talking in our native Dialect and comparing it to other Caribbean Islands. Even though our Accent and Dialect may be different, we have one thing in Common which is our "Culture values". please SUBSCRIBE and Like this video if you enjoy this video.
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@LifeWithTheSistahs
As a Jamaican it's so beautiful to see Caribbean woman together black woman respect to you ladies that is so Beautiful 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
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Trinidad and Tobago has their own dictionary called Cote Ci Cote La for persons who want to understand the dialect.
The Vincy way for, I don't want to be bothered is, "Na-bada-me."
Jamaican also say nuh bada mi
The Queen in the yellow made me proud fo real. 🎉🎉🎉
And "yes" is also " how" example:
You want more food?
Me: How!!
The lady in yellow spoke like ah real vincy twang
I'm from Town and I totally agree!
What I also found is that Jamaicans dialect is so similar to others😅😂
Just came across this video and I couldn't stop laughing. The vincy slang on point. Big up all ma vincy people dem!
Vincy all the way 🇻🇨🇻🇨
I am a born vincy,but the broken English that is spoken by the younger generation has been made up by them .I wasn't aware that Vincy is speaking Patio
It was known to us in that region only by St Lucia and Dominica Patios is broken French.Should you visit St lucia you can listen to the language yourself At age 15yrs i had that privileged experience due to the exchanged Baptist Church
You younger generation is just a sad story teller because many cannot speak good or knowing the English Grammar
@beaulahbrown7818 why u being so ignorant, we are not ashamed of our tradition. We are proud of our way of life, Not because u think u might have a good education u smarter than us.
😅ght here
We DO NOT speak french patois in St.Vincent, no kind of french whatsoever in SVG, we speak Vincy dialect or broken english if anything. check st.lucia, dominica, haiti martinique guadeloupe for the french stuff
we speak vincy that's it no broken nothing just vincy
Please visit this website and read the history. www.nationsencyclopedia.com/Americas/St-Vincent-and-the-Grenadines.html
Thank you
@@LifeWithTheSistahs I don't know where that site got their info from but we don't speak French patios. We speak Vincy Creole. The site even says some islanders speak French as their first language and that our Creole's vocab consists mainly of French words. I don't know a single soul in Vincy, born and raised Vincy, that speaks French as their native tongue. It's not the first site on the web where I've seen that piece of misinformation before either. I'm genuinely curious where it came from.
And @ike nothing about our Creole is broken.
We say fried bakes on St Vincent and Jamaican says fry dumpling.
🤣🤣🤣...I ain't hear the word " porpor" in ages ...
Vincy dialect on point 🤣🤣🤣
Yo forget narga, boney,
Wow!! St. Vincent dialect is the the exact same as St. Kitts and Nevis dialect.
Wow good to know we speak exact dialect
St Vincent accent has some similarity in the sounds with Jamaican accent, not the same but there is things in common
you are very correct in that, very good observation.
look shape is 100% accurate vincy style.
Nah tell no lie still but st Vincent ppl language different baddddd!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Every time she talk me laugh
Lol...glad you had a laugh 😃
So true
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Gossip..we would say..lala or chat....and yes we would say..yep..
In Jamaica we wouldn't use the word 'store'. We don't usually say where we are going like ' come gu a road wid mi' or follow me go a shop or maybe nobody ever invited me to shop😂
The Vincy girl had me rolling 🤣 😂...Lovely video Island girls
There’s a book called 401 Vincy Caribbean Proverbs. By Nigel A Morgan. I got it from Amazon
Vinci Creole is predominantly English based. With little french creole influence. Nice show. love it. .....".come Leh arwe go ah shap nuh !!!"
Thank you. Never knew we speak French creole. Hate when these folks put false information.
The island does have French influences names like: Barrouallie , Calliaqua, DuBois, Sans Souci and others.
You ladies really enjoyed yourselves 😊
Tobago ,St vincent and Jamaica have a lot in common also the people from Paramin in Trinidad
Okkkk adds......I see you sistahs, keep up the good work. 🤜🏾🤛🏾
I am Vincy but I am sure that Vincy Lady is from the Town side or the Leeward side of St Vincent ( I might be wrong ) because her dialect sounds too polish😂😂 Love you still Queen❤
Same thing I saying....d real vincy accent is from country side
..like d lady in yellow
Lee-ward side hotter than hot
Countchee man ah thalk dialect fi reel
@@eunicepitt5339 atter than att
we Vincy also say, "where are you going," the same as the Jamaican do it in broken english. way-yo-grine! is mostly in the city and ah-way yo-a-go your heard mostly in the country.
ah-way yo-a-go is how know I hear it and how I use to say it too as a child growing up home. we also had a saying that Vincentian and Jamaican sound alike.
In the country we say par yo gwine
@@auzziedabrell6905 ah truth that
This is actually a great video , I used to enjoy sitting on the bus in toronto listening to the different dialects
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your video is great. Please take your time when speaking your different creole language because we in Ghana and other countries in Africa are learning we want to hear you very clearly. Thanks
Thank you for your support.....
Me understand you L-O. Reply with some of your Creole Language buddy.
Yes in Vincy is ya (formal), sometime man in added at the end to read, ya-man (Casual), therefore man at the end had nothing to do with gender.
So much similarities,
yeah. ee ee
I'm "TRINI" and some of the words the "TRINI" girl was saying I've never heard in my life before.
Whatt !
Just love ladies.
I enjoy this, blessings you sister. Am 100%..
Had to edit: as a Trini, ( forgot to mention dat🤦🏿♂️) For de gossip, we also say "bad talk" "she/he like to "bad talk" people"!
And vincy say you talk me behind me back or bad mouth me
well dun
I want to come to 🇯🇲 I'm from Baltimore Maryland🇺🇸 I want to learn 🇯🇲 patois , I'm an Bob Marley fan love reggae music so much. I want to learn more slang from 🇧🇸🇹🇹🇬🇩🇧🇧🇬🇾🇰🇳🇦🇬🇰🇾🇧🇲🇻🇮🇻🇨🇱🇨🇬🇵
Lol..much love sis🇻🇨🇻🇨
We welcome you to the Caribbean ❤️❤️
Love this awesome
Don't bother me = lef me part yo find me, nah come tun up me spirit yah.
The Trini accent is on point, she represented well
Gossip- chata-box or chatti-chatti 🇯🇲
Also su su
@@nalexander5868
In Louisiana, USA we say shu-shu
😀😀😀..I like this 👌 😍
I like it.Jokes for days😂😂😂
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I think the Jamaican is talking about the reinforcements book
Very good video.
nuh chubble mi
labalaba. yuh can chat eeh
cuh yuh to
Vincy slang it hotter ,when you say hurry up vincy say gal look sharp nuh ,when you are thin vincy say you nah see how you tuff ,when you fat vincy say watch ah big mampy , vincy say comess you too comessy or you love maylay or you too fast or mind your business, or you love thing
Tan
Vincy. Who is a Big Youth?
Some one who is big in size but they are young but as they get older the name still remains
chingum in ja
What do you call frog in st Vincent
Crappo
Ah wey do yo
Like yo belly ah hurt yo
@@eunicepitt5339 mi ah sey hut yo
When did Vincy start speaking French creole?..
Since d french landed on the Island first
@@kdel4272 I am still waiting to hear "us" speak it then.
@@lotus9259 Yuh use french creole words every day, u just don’t know🙂
@@kdel4272 🤣😂🤣😂😂. Well you're never too old to learn eh...This is indeed a teachable moment.
@@lotus9259
Crapo for frog is one
Comess
The lady that say say she is vincy is making stuff up,i never hear anybody talk like that.
Bondo
Another one for vincy is you too classy that mean you too fast mind your own business