@vashti a true. That my mother always said. Hungry man mek yuh shake hands with cocobey man.

i da blackface fu tru😭

Where can I find this in trinidad

You ain't going no where

I just clicked on the movie on Netflix called invisible city and I saw this creature in the forest with a guy trying to hunt and it killed him as I I know what that is

Venezuela

Diarrhea

This use in Antigua to 🇦🇬

hi

yes very true

you do know extremely derogatory right?

Just saw one

Listened to Sophia George's "Tenement yard" and had to Google the meaning out of curiosity.

Cheups I want it synonyms.

What do we call coco

In Guyanese folklore, a 'baku' manifests as a being with an unusually large head with a body the length of a baby. He comes out of a 'Dutch bottle' like a djinn/genie from a łamp. He similarly grants favours after being bribed with milk and bananas.

So are these real an has anyone been bit by one.if so what does the bite look like.where exactly does the spider come from ...

To have strict parents that don’t let you go out.

somebody that like mind people buisness / some u fast

weh di picture

I hate pineapple

Wah gwan gud people

Muddasick. Trifling

that's a different thing dino.

maybe they don't eat run dung everywhere?

this is derogatory

Cool

"Mith-Thie". Made with dough which is then rolled out, cut into pieces, like French Fries, Crisped in hot oil and dunked into Syrup, made with a mixture sugar and various seasonings. Every Sunday something to look forward to.

thats cookies not bread lol wrong picture

A Ninki Nanka is a legendary creature in West African folklore. Descriptions of the creature vary, but most contend that the animal is reptilian and possibly dragon-like. According to tradition, the Ninki Nanka lives in the swamps of West Africa

Tamarindo in Dominican Republic

the caption nuh right it mean ' not everyone you look out for will treat you how you treated them'

the meaning is wrong on this one, it mean 'dont take advice from a jackass'

Say something. Keep it civil.I want to learn some jamaican words

Saw one on the beach at Runaway Bay, beautiful elegant graceful shy bird

I don get your the pokey

The Festival of Light is celebrated on National Day, December 13th, the Feast of Saint Luce, Patron Saint of Light. The festival celebrates the triumph of light over darkness, good overcoming evil and the renewal of life. The celebrations start in the first week of December with a stunning Lantern Competition

This is our National Flower!

Food

To look or notice something/someone

We also use that word here in Panama. On the Caribbean side of the country. We are very much Caribbean in ideosincracy.

Gus was a friend of mine who was a great guy who was very easy and give us the best of all the things he told us and

this bird is so pretty

A big obnoxious person who has no class

Yeah mon Mi granny use fi a tell mi dat

It great explaination. Big up

persimon variety

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festival and fish nice

Could you please explain me the saying I found in a book "Indipendent Jankro fly high"? Thank you.