1. Keerthana

This has been a practise and tradition done in Jamaica 🇯🇲 for hundred of years = Kata is used to balance and cushion loads on the head.

Kakalak in St Lucia

In St Lucia it's the kakalak. Boys have the kokolok.

Jug-jug

Don’t suck ya teeth at me .

The woman see me and tun she face.

The milk turn- it spoil

We call it a 22

oh this is nice

How do I get rid of these stinking?

alla wanna is bulla men

Listen to Alex Pascall's 'Ivy Wan Do Do' song which puts it into context.

What does ma be raas mean? Can’t remember how the first bit was pronounced

D hell is aback? Nobody in Trinidad ever use this term 😂

Mi aguh sen mi American friends here when they ask '' WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?''

bwai!!!!

If a man don’t want a visit he’s a mauma man

madoo.... song "kinaki

In Gonzales near the school there's a tree, now that's going back 30 yrs not sure if the tree is still there.

looks like it's giving somebody a side eye🙄

wtf

what's going on

Love this

Is the key to world hunger

pee

Say something. Keep it civil.

I buss in ass

Eating from my tree now in Grand Cayman. Bringing back childhood memories of our feasts! We call them jew plums here.

Why is the penis referred to as doggie. Any origin of why?

Oral sex

I saw Craig said Jamaicans invented the word... lol when? The word is literally deeply engraved in Bajan slang and dialect. I never heard a Jamaican saying the word. I actually mentioned the word to a Jamaican a few years ago and he asked me what that word means and said he never heard it before. Jamaicans like Craig like to claim the whole caribbean culture for themselves... The word is Bajan

In Trinidad and Tobago it's called Jamoon,you can eat it,make juice with it or even make wine with it

I wa cuff yuh head if I catch Yu de lack 😹

Im a Guyanese arse pretending to be a trini

Anyone know the origin of "fly" as used here?

911

I set a fowl and got sheer ganga eggs

When you no use to nothing good but frighten fi carbon copy..feeling seh you get the best thing ever

On Saba it's usually spelled "melly," but pronounced the same and with the same meaning.

My mother used to say "yuh neck lang like gaalin"

World travel

Haitian Kreyol also shares this word, didn’t know other countries used it too!

I’ve seen it refer to the knots in someone’s hair

Caribbean Sheppard

We use it here in Dominica too and they use it Saint Lucia as well.

My favourite fruit, tried it in India for the first time.

Ive seen these growing on trees in Bangui (Central African Republic) didn't get a chance to taste it.

ESAKKI

this whole time I thought it was "King Poopalick". I always wondered what king this was LMAO