10 Jamaican Surprise Expressions (COVID 19)
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2021
- Wah gwan people in this video we will be taking a look at some unique exclamations and surprise expressions that are used by Jamaicans on a daily basis. Only a true Jamaican can understand the importance of these words or expressions to properly express the sentiments being felt at that point in time.
So I hope you watch it to the end and please enjoy 😉
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Baxide-backside-snuck up on your backside
Baxcova-box cover- caught in surprise rain, need to cover with a box.
Love the wordplay.
Wha'humm patrois bossssss
I am Haitian
Jamaica is also part of me
Indeed mi breda big up yuhself
We have some similar words in Sierra Leone but we don't put too much expressions
Ok great to know respect
Respect you know
Yah man big up
I love languages, always have - you got y'self a new subscriber! takes me back to when I sometimes used to read the Daily Gleaner, they had a columnist who kept an eye on new slang words & phrases; 'dutty wine' is one that sticks in the memory...😂
what you're doing with this channel is brilliant, keep it coming sah! & best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧🇧🇴
Big up yaself! You help me get in touch with my dads roots, mi caan say it enough nuff respect ✊ patwah Don Dada
Ah mi boss big up yuhself yuh seet
@@jamaicanpatwah5170 crosses! An him reply! Patwah boss you’re a blessing yu hear, give thanks
i wish your lessons go with the time great chanel big up patwa boss frm Tanzania
Thanks for watching big up
Keep up the work
Keep up the good work bro.
Thank you for watching
Yo dawg im iz nah from Jamaica but ppl for di Caribbeans 🇯🇲🇬🇾🇧🇧🇹🇹 can talk in patois
What's up patwah boss, continue to do your best bro. Nuff respects mi family
Deh man thanks for watching youth bless up
Up
That s my brother in christ keep up the good work bro proud of you
Wonderful bruh, love it... Rememba don't style a styla.. 😂
Haha yuh seet dwl
Yes Historian! Keep them coming👍
Lol 😂 yea man this black breda won't stop highlight Jamaica
Jamaican Patois interjections are hilarious! Nuff respeck!
Great job Tevin, always leaving me amazed. 😙😙😙
Thanks for watching
I grew up with a lot of Jamaican People from New York..
This is the absolute BEST patwah channel on RUclips. Patwah boss makes it so easy to learn or makes what you already know much much better. Big up patwah boss.
Bless up yourself Patwa Boss.
Thanks nuff respect
Big up fi yuh self brada,mi come from Uganda,mi wanna learn Jamaican patios but tings nuh easy since nah hafi anybody fi practice wid
Its just getting better bruh
.....wonderful 👏👏😁😁
Respect man blessings
Patois has many different aspects and elements to it... This means that it takes a brainbox like yours to make it real.
Because your ephemeral and first-rate performance is of such, my true to life experience is to form a deserving opinion.
This is my value judgement--- Excellent! Excellent!! Excellent!!!
Nuff Love Tevin!
Thanks Dr blessings and peace always
So entertaining! Thank you for the best laugh I’ve had in a while! 🤣😂😅
I'm brasilian my name is joão sousa. i wanna learn it
Good job. I learnt the spelling of the patois. I heard them but never knew the spellings. Thanks a lot.
I am happy you learned something, thanks for watching
Love them all, respect blood
Tank you booyyyy. My yout. You Arya booyyee
Good job bro!
Thank you bless up
I really appreciate your class man
surprise expressions !!! very cool
yes, ragga! brockwile maan... seen!........
Really love it Tevin
Teach them, I love it.
Thanks Tash bless up
Hi nice video Tevin i love your language i
Instaed of baxide, I use Rass. That's wen me bwoys know daddy is vex. LOL
O ok Luis, bless up and thanks for watching
Way to go bro
I grew up knowing Baxide also as the roofing shingles on a house.
Why pre pahwa boss up move bro
Deh yah man big up yuhself
Fascinating! Simply fascinating! Now, I am wondering.. what was the language of Jamaica BEFORE the colonizers arrived?
Jamaican Creole is the best... I'm mix I am from Martinique and I also have Jamaican Roots...
Been a jamaican all my life, neva heard of mi raatid
I would really like to hear the phrases after the interjections, were pronounced a little more slowly so that beginner students could follow more easily. Respeck.
good
Is this u? SheSlayed right here lmao
Yes its me slayer thanks for watching ok
@@jamaicanpatwah5170 np lol
Hail up! Mi check fi yuh channel mon, im helpful fi tru. But could you add sometimes for whenever you say something in Patois? It would make it a lot easier for those of us who don’t understand everything we hear :D
Mi gib tanks, bless up an walk good!
I mean subtitles in Patois for what is said in Patois, basically a transcription 😃
1) “Bloze an skerrt. A ow shi sovive dat deh drap deh?”. This literally translate word for word as: “blouse and skirt. Is how she survived that there fall there?”. Real Jamaican to English meaning: “wow! How did she survive that drop?”
2) “baxide! Mi cya believe seh di gyal tief mi money.” Meaning: unbelievable! I cannot believe this girl stole my money.
3) “baxcova! Di truck jus tun ovah pan e highway”. Meaning “wow! The truck turned over on the highway”
4) “cooyah” which literally means look here it as the Spanish say, “Mira”. Multiple meanings. To express disbelief and could be used to literally point at something.
Lol I got tired.
go tevin
Thank you
hello mon whe yeh name
Backside nuh ave no translation? Yuh backside
Im jamaican but im not from jamaica and i wanna learn patwah so bad but i just never understand 😭
As a white person visiting Jamaica are you getting trouble or hurt for using the this local language because people may think it's racist, or as I see it if you take the time to learn the local Jamaican language like you would Spanish or French if you visited their countries it is to communicate with the local people and is it respected or accepted?
Because the dialect t is so hard, we Jamaicans find it very amusing when persons from other countries try to speak it , so no we don't view it as disrespectful so it is very much accepted
Jamaicans don't speak patios.. patios is french..they use broken English..
Man cho!