Leroy, ent we muddah have no phone

wha bulla man thing i seeing here boy

Frighten Friday

Rack head

I grew up calling these Aprín

I didn't know what it was called so I made up my own thing to call it. The texture was powdery like a hard boiled egg as the definition said, but I insisted the name being "powder pear".

We honour you as the Blackman leader.

dah girl crake but git big bumpa dey

What can't kill them out How to remove them from ur bed an house them really bad in the jail them and the prison them in Jamaica

Same meaning in Martinique, but write either "Maco" or "Mako"

Also means a client that is going to be scammed

Frenchie is the name given to the group of settlers from. St Barts that migrated to St Thomas and established communities there back in colonial time.

Salt - In everything. (Adjective) "He? He like salt." 💯

Somebody with a long lolo because of they’re long feet

That is a thief

To all you Guyanese, don't forget saltfish and bake either

Who beg nuh want

“”his small house on the hill…where he lived with Harvey, his pot hound.” - Monique Roffey, ‘The Mermaid of Black Conch

Give the standard meaning for the above proverbs

Never heard of this

I want to know what sorosi is use for other than to clean our blood,my grandma use it to clean our blood and to make a bath when anyone had chicken pox

"Bondin créole" in Martinique. Very spicy and delicious. Prepared especially for the Christmas period.

Oh, my favorite candy in my childhood. We simply call them "Pastilles" in Martinique.

Very moisturizing and refreshing fruit. We call them "Pomme d'eau" in Martinique.

Almost the same in Martinique, called "Cerise pays".

We call them in Martinique "Surette", or "Sirèt". We make Jam with because it's too sour to eat naturally "Surette cochon".

Fruit à Pain : used in cooking as a vegetable

I love jamaican patois

ice pop

Blackbird

“Mi eat too much food yuh zee, now me a got bang belly” 😆😆😆

It also means to lay down. Like we'd say 'come dodo and sleep'

God love you guys

Would this word have been in use in the 1940s?

Ok

I des be dutish

Actually, I was wrong. Whistling is Kanima and not Bacchoo it seems like.

A old aunty looking for young guys

how unu dweet

Is aunty mann😂

Just saw a pair here in south Texas point comfort

It is a Arawak word. Meaning stronge in proportion to size.

I think this comes from the Dutch word "mager" meaning very skinny or malnourished

Stop from playin’ or I gan cut yah ass!

This is sopropo in Suriname. It is usually stewed with salt meat or pig's tails.

In Suriname they fry the rice at the bottom of the pot in oil until it crisps up. It is called brong brong

They also say Charlie in the USVI

I hve heard Jamaican women call their spouse John crow in heated arguments I don't feel anyone should call a human that name or dog poop.

ah wah di rass, you just tek ya eyes and pass me-said by a “traditional guyanese parent” lol.

How do you pronounce "sewo"?