Great stuff. I'm a voice actor, and my dad's from Jamaica. This is one of the two primary accents I'd love to confidently have in my toolbox. Of the 2, this is the one I'm most comfortable with and the one that has the most cultural relevance to me.
I used to think that my english is not good enough to understand bob marley's songs, turns out it's a whole patois 😂. Which explains many things, thanks a lot my dear :D
You are very amusing. I think it's very creative to try and explain patwa as you did. Brilliant. I am Jamaican and I loved it. I was laughing all the time, because it makes so much sense. Me hav to say me no wa a gwan. Yuh claim say yu a teacher. Yu big big an good good
I just googled how to do a jamaican accent as a joke for a friend, and I found this amazingly interesting and well done video. Really fun to watch and try, thanks!
Approx 50% of British people are now confused ….. you just told them that double negative is not acceptable in English. Love this video, and you are a great great teacher.
ADD ONE MORE MAJOR RULE (that should be in top 5): The "d" sound in "nd" is silent. hand = an bend over = ben ova - You pronounced the silent d while you were explaining the silent s in (stand) tan a yuh yawd. (stand at your yard a.k.a. stay home).
Brain and beauty and have perfection speach .. now that's a full package and and and of course she is godly like Jamaica God fearing people never shallow down ❤❤❤ you know them from far away till they come close and close till you know you got this special one like Shan
Wow this is great. Because I'm from an Island Culture that sounds very much similar to Jamaican Patois. The speech, the language, can really be written to sound like the actual sounds. I think it is awesome and academically of great importance that you are iilustrating (teaching) the conversion of sounds to match the actual spoken sounds. Your work towards standardizing the written form is appreciated and very important. Hawai'i Creole should certainly to follow your example so that the Creole there can take standardized written form.
I love it ❤ I am surprised you didnt go over the pronunciation of the letter "a" when it is the 2nd letter in a word. Example: the word "Baseball" would sound like Biesball? I know it doesnt apply to all.
I am Costa Rican, and my native language is Spanish. It all makes sense now. Thank you very much. I love Jamaican music but it is kind of hard for me to follow it. Now I feel have new tools to understand the beautiful beautiful Patwa. Great teacher!
A tip I am thinking about is when possible going to Limon province area and being in touch with afro Caribbean people, they have some pronunciation aspects that are very similar to those from Jamaica.
this is really interesting I’m from Thailand but my bf is Jamaican it really hard to understand some words I want to learn more about Jamaica’s language and culture thanks!!
I find it hard to put a sentence together in Patwa we had a Jamaican foreign exchange student and I was the only one who could even attempt Patwa but luckily he was able to understand when I was able to replace certain letters like she’s teaching here
Good stuff and well explained. I watched The Harder They Come last night and was embarrassed that I had to turn on subtitles! Please tell me where "dem" fits in and how sentences are structured around that word. Love the accent though ... and of course the Jamaican people!
I’ve always had a feeling I was Jamaican….always had the feeling of me actually being Jamaican and felt it in my culture language and tone but never had a chance to actually learn how to speak it
Thank you so much for this informative and helpful video. I am an acting and dialect coach but was not as up on my Jamaican accent so this helps me refine quickly. I have students in the Crucible coming up this season and wanted to make sure Tituba character had a working Jamaican accent. Very helpful. Thanks again.
I know that in the far future a movement will be strong enough to change the universal language that will be English to simplification of fixing its extremely broken phonetics to writing, as a Spanish speaker i find Spanish far superior in the phonetic to writing but not in how efficient English is to pass information faster with less words. by then the metric system should be long time been accepted in the USA. thanks for the Jamaican lesson.
The giggle when she says "clot" has got me dying.
Cuz iykyk
I want to learn this so i can understand reggae better. It's my favorite music in the world. This is very helpful. Big up yuh self!
Big up
I love your honesty when you don’t know what to say.
Even though I'm hispanic, I'm surrounded by all Jamaicans. Might as well learn some Patois.
Sounds good to me!
Bless!
I'm dominican and African american and i am in upcoming movie and have to portray a Jamaican thats why I'm here
@@Khamileodamn same lol just im Dominican and Jamaican and my accent isn’t as strong as it was when i was a child
Same. I have a strong Hialeah accent
Me to lol
I was looking for basic rules all over and here I find it, I like how you are being you in the video, the funny laughs tho 😂
Great stuff. I'm a voice actor, and my dad's from Jamaica. This is one of the two primary accents I'd love to confidently have in my toolbox. Of the 2, this is the one I'm most comfortable with and the one that has the most cultural relevance to me.
Omg same my dad is from jamica to are u fluent with it and if so give me some tips
@@alu1582I’m actually fluent, but I live there the first few years of my life and talk with family
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What an excellent pedagogue! Making patois simple to grasp
Wanted to use a Caribbean/Jamaican accent for a roleplay game character, and this is super helpful!!
I used to think that my english is not good enough to understand bob marley's songs, turns out it's a whole patois 😂. Which explains many things, thanks a lot my dear :D
Thanks for the lesson now I'll be able to understand my hairdresser "betta"😂✌️❤️
Am Kenyan my husband is a Jamaican we all in Florida but thank for these channel
Excellent teacher sis! Living away from JA I almost forgot me patwa.
I wrote everything down😀
Am loving this because I have booked to visit Jamaica this summer 😍❤️
Oo, this is so interesting! Damn, there's a pattern in almost everything 👏🏼
I love the acsent of Jamaicans when they speak English.
You made it extremely easy too grasp the Jamaican language for me thank you and I will be following your courses until I master the language...ttyl
Thank you so much I really enjoy Jamaican people and there accents are so beautiful ! Thank you for your helpful tips ! God bless you !
ye badman it great fi know my country is loved and the accent is cool to Americans ya zimmi?
i can finally talk to my jamaican sisters and brothers, thank you so much sista
Good work, keep it .Never give up ❤ watching from Nairobi Kenya🇰🇪
I’m from the US and I’ve always wanted to have this accent, I love it 😊
I am enjoying the lessons and will be applying patwa to speak to my Jamaican friends, I want to surprise them.
Yeh Madam teacher , mi a tenk yuh for yuh lesson caz i like so much dis patois swagga..
Thank you so much for this. You are so beautiful and intelligent. I appreciate you clarifying a lot of the language for me.
Kinda hard to learn when the teacher is drop dead gorgeous but she teach good good 🤣
She pretty pretty.
This is really interesting. I can hear influences from different countries in grammar and accent .
You're a great teacher😊
This lady is a great teacher she needs to have five stars
Thank you 😊
You are very amusing. I think it's very creative to try and explain patwa as you did. Brilliant. I am Jamaican and I loved it. I was laughing all the time, because it makes so much sense.
Me hav to say me no wa a gwan. Yuh claim say yu a teacher. Yu big big an good good
Very useful lessons here. I am beginning to understand those old reggae lyrics by Marley and Tosh etc😜
I just googled how to do a jamaican accent as a joke for a friend, and I found this amazingly interesting and well done video. Really fun to watch and try, thanks!
I’m Jamaican and I’m trynna learn patois
What’s the reason you don’t know ? Serious question
Raised in the US away from my Jamaican father is my reason.
I just love the sound 😍
You're a natural teacher
Thank you
I love Jamaican songs so much, more especially popcaan, masacka, quada, jahmiel and chronic law songs...i sang their songs so much
Approx 50% of British people are now confused ….. you just told them that double negative is not acceptable in English. Love this video, and you are a great great teacher.
Patwa is not english
@@amandarobinson3337he talking about 12:40 where she talks about English rule
Im African american and i really want to have this cute accent, I'm already kinda getting the hang of it
That hair flip! This confidence :) thank you for teaching us!
I love when she giggled after saying Clot
Why is no one talking about her beauty!? ❤
She is pretty can’t concentrate in class 😅
Youve succumbed to your weaknessess brotha
Because not everyone is a simpleton like you.
Ot fa teacha.
I love how you are laughing through this video!😄
Great video, thank you for sharing!
ADD ONE MORE MAJOR RULE (that should be in top 5): The "d" sound in "nd" is silent.
hand = an
bend over = ben ova
- You pronounced the silent d while you were explaining the silent s in (stand) tan a yuh yawd. (stand at your yard a.k.a. stay home).
I love your teaching , more understanding
Brain and beauty and have perfection speach .. now that's a full package and and and of course she is godly like Jamaica God fearing people never shallow down ❤❤❤ you know them from far away till they come close and close till you know you got this special one like Shan
Another is that "tion" in English (pronounced 'shn' or 'shuhn') usually becomes "shun" or "chun", with a strong emphasis on the U.
You did good my mom and I are watching and she is jamican ❤
Wow this is great.
Because I'm from an Island Culture that sounds very much similar to Jamaican Patois.
The speech, the language,
can really be written to sound like the actual sounds.
I think it is awesome and academically of great importance that you are iilustrating (teaching) the conversion of sounds to match the actual spoken sounds.
Your work towards standardizing the written form is appreciated and very important.
Hawai'i Creole should certainly to follow your example so that the Creole there can take standardized written form.
You type so .. Professional 😭
Great stuff, clear and to the point.
Yes she did well
That is pretty good! You simplify the lesson! Very good
just found your channel..i luv 90s dancehall.. you are my new pretty teacher💚🖤💛 hope we have a good time^^
Welcome to the class! Respect!
Her laugh tho… ❤️🔥
Bwoy, mi wish mi did haf one teacha who luk as pretty as shi. Guh dey mi fren...yu ah learn di people pon wi patois.
I love it ❤ I am surprised you didnt go over the pronunciation of the letter "a" when it is the 2nd letter in a word. Example: the word "Baseball" would sound like Biesball? I know it doesnt apply to all.
Best video on this subject out Dere. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Bless up
True
Eu sempre cresci com coisas culturais jamaicanas, mesmo sendo brasileiro... Agora quero explorar esse mundo! Bom vídeo! Acho que estou indo bem
I've been ending 'er' words with 'a' all my life cos of my accent. Step 1 complete!
My kids are Jamaican and Dutch and Den speak 100% Patois. Mi com from yard even if mi live abroad,
I am Costa Rican, and my native language is Spanish.
It all makes sense now. Thank you very much. I love Jamaican music but it is kind of hard for me to follow it. Now I feel have new tools to understand the beautiful beautiful Patwa. Great teacher!
A tip I am thinking about is when possible going to Limon province area and being in touch with afro Caribbean people, they have some pronunciation aspects that are very similar to those from Jamaica.
Tankyou for your elp. I’m gwon too keep practicin. Please mak more videos!🎉😊 That was my attempt to type out patio.😅😂
We also say "ert" for hurt.
They prolly love up down song hey I love west Jamaica song
Nice teaching ❤❤
it's really lots of similarities with how we speak if yu look at how the language is build
I am going out for an audition as Sebastian from little mermaid and thought this would help. It did!
Fascinating. Great video!
as a guyanese man meh get a head start skunt
Thank you so much this very informative ❤
this is really interesting I’m from Thailand but my bf is Jamaican it really hard to understand some words I want to learn more about Jamaica’s language and culture thanks!!
I find it hard to put a sentence together in Patwa we had a Jamaican foreign exchange student and I was the only one who could even attempt Patwa but luckily he was able to understand when I was able to replace certain letters like she’s teaching here
Good stuff and well explained. I watched The Harder They Come last night and was embarrassed that I had to turn on subtitles!
Please tell me where "dem" fits in and how sentences are structured around that word.
Love the accent though ... and of course the Jamaican people!
"Who is d bad man ?!" That's a brilliant low budget biopic .
Good teacha I mie like de language,,, 😂I'm from Kenya
one of the best, please make more!
the intro 🤣🤣🤣 you really know your audience
Super interesting thanks for your video
I’ve always had a feeling I was Jamaican….always had the feeling of me actually being Jamaican and felt it in my culture language and tone but never had a chance to actually learn how to speak it
Do a DNA heritage test. I felt the same and found out my roots trace from Haiti and majority from Jamaica. 🇯🇲
Patwa is very close to how we speek in West Yorkshire England
I don't hear it personally
You are the best teacher
tank yuh mi teacha helpfull class
bless!
loved learning that repeating is universal for black people😂 ❤
Wow
what about when dem seh, "who boost dem up a musi suckligen"? i neva knew di suck-li-gen part, wha dat mean lol?
This was helpful 🙏🏾big up yuhself🙌🏾
Omg I’m so glad I found you!!!! Big up❗️❗️
i want to learn how to say the most thunderous BOMBOCLAAT like my grandpa did. You could feel the BOMBO from a mile away.
😄😄Could have sworn you sounded Nigerian when converting the 'er' to 'a'
But I enjoyed it and I like you are having fun wid it.
Respect!
Swearz just be like she dey speak our pidgin 😂
Greetings Teacha! Supa Video respect! :-)
Respec!
@@ShansPatwaAcademy ...and learn again :-)
Am just joining your class mi Genna ,all the way from Gambia🇬🇲🇬🇲
I’m half Jamaican form my dad and I would love to speak it 😢I can understand stand but cannot speak.
Mi a workin on improvin mi fluency, mi need a Jamaican fi talk.
Thank you so much for this informative and helpful video. I am an acting and dialect coach but was not as up on my Jamaican accent so this helps me refine quickly. I have students in the Crucible coming up this season and wanted to make sure Tituba character had a working Jamaican accent. Very helpful. Thanks again.
Hi how are You? greetings from Costa Rica by Chance could You be able to tell me what does the expression TELL MI NUH mean please
Love this!
You are a good good teacha
Very helpful! Is a gross under statement me. Thank you.
shan love from dubai
I know that in the far future a movement will be strong enough to change the universal language that will be English to simplification of fixing its extremely broken phonetics to writing, as a Spanish speaker i find Spanish far superior in the phonetic to writing but not in how efficient English is to pass information faster with less words. by then the metric system should be long time been accepted in the USA. thanks for the Jamaican lesson.
💚💛❤youre very nice explanation my dar wait nezt 👍👍
am lovin' dis
yo how this video started was dope I'm subscribing
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