The first 4 photos are amaranth aka chowri bhaji in TT. The Jamaican callalloo is a larger leaved amaranth; its taste is milder. The last photo is, likely, the leaves of the dasheen/taro aka 'callalloo bush' in TT because it is used to make the soup-like dish known as callalloo. The leaves of eddoes and dasheen are almost identical except the latter have a reddish/purple dot at the centre.

Butu means low. Jamaicans say butu if you squat. Also if you say someone butu it means they are low or a lowlife.

THE BANANA TASTES CASSA CASSA

Ya faas-meaning:you na mind ya bussiness stay out a me conversyashun

Usually made with bois bande - herb. Said to make you “strong as an ox”

Pale and sickly in appearance

Cruff

....ayo mek mi tell yuh 1 ting abt disya soap 🤫

Dumplins

Long is dread locks short is kinky dread

Dealer of illegal drugs

Dr.fish

Doctor bird

This thing /person

To play around ..aimless

Meaning me

Donkey eye ...we call small one crab eye

De

There are

These/those

Yeah man..i agree

The

Jumbie

Meaning that/the

Callaloo

Yeah callaloo tuber...called dasheen

Mind of no good intentions

Rude boy

Larger bless

Bad painter..one who na paint well

Means the

Licks

Cut eye

Sugar cake

Chinee

Down south

Rock fig

Shado beni

Yeah that bird haunted

Expose someone's secrets

Never heard of it.

That is real behbeh-ish behaviour.

Polistes crinitus -- also called mybones

My mom calls her mom this when she actin up lol

In dominica we call it coubawi

Also called Bread

I have never heard of this fruit i heard it’s in abundant in Jamaica lucky for me I will get to taste for the first time.

This pepper pack a punch . Why called it birdeye peppers!!

I remember one time I was tired an worn out with all my household chores as a child my grandma woke me in the middle of the night to relieve myself and I couldn't make it to the washroom so I pulled the posey my eyes were still closed and somewhat open also but I will always remember that was my last time using it my grandma gave me a good licken there and then saying I big enough not to use that.

@ Dylan...a Jamaican that don't like "pear"?