I'm a Canadian man that looks nothing like a Jamaican man. But, I RESPECT the culture, the love and respect for others so much that I feel it necessary to learn to speak Jamaican, especially next time I go back. These videos are very, very helpful. Its a beautiful and oddly rhythmic dialect. ❤️👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@Ryan Cornwell I'm very aware my friend. Lol As I stated above, I've been there a couple of times already. Actually 3 times, which is another reason I'd love to learn. It's a bit of a cool shock when you walk up to a man that isn't brown and he starts speaking Patois. That may have been the moment when I realized that speaking in the Jamaican dialect WOULDN'T be offensive but actually but quite the opposite. My brother, I just want to tell you that black and white are shades. I'm not white. I'm Caucasian. Much respect brother. Maybe I'll catch yuh in Jamaica some day. An afterthought for you. Why does Yellowman call himself Yellow?😳😆 Serious question, if you happen to know the answer, im very curious. 👍🏻🙂🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I love the Jaimaican accent, love the rhythm of it. I'm from England and white. Have loved the Jaimaican culture for a long time, thank Jah for its influence in UK. Especially when I was growing up in the 90s and being big part of Jungle in the Rave/Dance music culture not to mention reggae and dub for chilling. Selecta!!😮
I‘m from Europe and my new boyfriend is Jamaican, so I started to learn Patwa a few weeks ago. I’m so happy I found your channel. You explain everything on point, I love your lessons!
My parents made the sad mistake of raising me in America. So now it’s my job to nurture myself. And my patois is pretty good for an American, I refuse to live my life without being fluent in patois
Respect Jamerican Breddrin! 🇯🇲 🇺🇸 , my mother come from London before raising me and my sisters mostly in America but have been to yard visiting uncles and grandmother so I study my roots nuff because I needed to understand mi cousins Dem, Respect
I so Love the Jamaican culture, this is a very informative way to learning the language of the culture. Thank you so much for posting this. I LOVE THE CULTURE ❤
I nvr saw Patois spelled like Patwa. I am obsessed with bi and multilingual ppl. I love the sticata of some languages. The Caribbean has such beautiful n genuinely graceful harmony about it.
Sou brasileiro e sempre cresci ouvindo e vendo coisas culturais da Jamaica, agora que estou adulto quero explorar esse mundo, a história, linguagem e tudo mais!
a each lesson of yuh mi regret a neva knowin bout Patois before grow a likkle more. Besides ya' really lovely ... Bess riggad from Brasil ! P.S.: mi tryna fi hours to catch what yuh said between "undred dola" and "thousand dola" LOL
Mi luv di energy yuh put pon dis work Luv yuh mi teacha From Africa Juba South Sudan ❤peace and love ✌️this little patwa I have memba yuh kno mi learned it from the teacher Vybz kartel ❤❤free World Boss
Wow... I've seen a lot of people try to teach Jamaican to the public and most of them are a disaster... Yours is the first one I've seen that made any sense.... Great job actually. Luv ow y'aa yuuz'i kyasidi sistim 👌🏽
My baby nurse was a Jamaican woman and apparently when I was younger I had a bit of a Jamaican accent. Now that I’m older, at my job some of my customers are Jamaican and I want to be able to somewhat communicate with them in their native language
....all this time I was so confused as to why I couldn't understand Jamaicans, ppl from Trinidad, and Aruba when they spoke...is an entirely different language today I learned 😊
Great video! I’ll definitely be watching more. I have a couple of new Jamaican friends and I want to understand them better. This video was already very helpful!! Now I just have to get them to slow down some lol😂
I’m trying my best to learn different languages as a single black mother in American trying to learn where my roots and ancestors came from and just different languages in general gain more knowledge I graduated a low rated alternative school We’re they don’t teach u anythin!! like 8 years ago and I just wana approve be a better woman and be so much more
Shan, you ROCK!!! I wish you can be my teacher. Whichpaat yuh live? Some of the sentences are close to broken English spoken in Nigeria. Enjoyed your teaching. Keep up the custom.
Nice ting an big up yourself mi wah fi go Jamaica which part MI should come an haffi vacation deh mi like chat baad Unno mek mi go pan badah level give tanks
I took a DNA test far as Caribbean it show Jamaica and far as Africa Nigerian.im born in America well as my mom and dad and I was not taught that I was Jamaica or nigerian.im born in America but I say I'm Jamaica and Nigerian since there is where my roots at I'm still studying and trying to learn the language here in America we have the same roots mainly Jamaican/Haitian/ Barbados and Nigerian and Ghana we are still the same people but just born in America and separated from are ancestors
I’m trying to design any shirt for a track team that’s primarily Jamaican how would you say Who runs faster than me? I was thinking it’s who run faster pon mi but uncertain if that’s correct
10:42 "Nah mi noh hungry, mi look hungry?________Why mi haffi be hungry? I can't figure out what she said about her mouth after mi look hungry, and it's driving me crazy!😂😂
Trying to get my grandchildren to practice the patois, but they are with their other grandma most of th time, they learned Spanish and they need to learn to speak it ,Their Dad and their Uncle speaks fluently, but I am not giving up!
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I'm trying to learn Patois. Mi kom fram Pakistan. Wagwaaaan Jamaica!
HAHAHAHA
There are quite a few Pakistani Jamaicans on the northcoast. I went to school with them back in the day.
It' Actually , Mi Come From Pakistan
Its wah gwaan
@@AleksPattersnope, the way they said it is another way also
I'm a Canadian man that looks nothing like a Jamaican man. But, I RESPECT the culture, the love and respect for others so much that I feel it necessary to learn to speak Jamaican, especially next time I go back. These videos are very, very helpful. Its a beautiful and oddly rhythmic dialect. ❤️👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
There are a lot of white people in Jamaica, the famous Jamaican musician Yellowman is as white as can be
@Ryan Cornwell I'm very aware my friend. Lol As I stated above, I've been there a couple of times already. Actually 3 times, which is another reason I'd love to learn. It's a bit of a cool shock when you walk up to a man that isn't brown and he starts speaking Patois. That may have been the moment when I realized that speaking in the Jamaican dialect WOULDN'T be offensive but actually but quite the opposite. My brother, I just want to tell you that black and white are shades. I'm not white. I'm Caucasian. Much respect brother. Maybe I'll catch yuh in Jamaica some day. An afterthought for you. Why does Yellowman call himself Yellow?😳😆 Serious question, if you happen to know the answer, im very curious. 👍🏻🙂🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
That’s wonderful, but Jamaican Patois is not a dialect: it’s a language in its own right, with a great literature too
I love the Jaimaican accent, love the rhythm of it. I'm from England and white. Have loved the Jaimaican culture for a long time, thank Jah for its influence in UK. Especially when I was growing up in the 90s and being big part of Jungle in the Rave/Dance music culture not to mention reggae and dub for chilling. Selecta!!😮
Honestly I would not consider it an accent
From Haiti 🇭🇹, still learning patwa , the accent it's so good
I like the way you Teach, You Teach wid lov
Am from Uganda 🇺🇬❤️But the love i have towards jamaican people is maximum💕That's why am here to learn, thx u so much dear
It's easier to learn than I thought. It's sort of like speaking english slang as a language. Thank you those who speak this language.
I‘m from Europe and my new boyfriend is Jamaican, so I started to learn Patwa a few weeks ago. I’m so happy I found your channel. You explain everything on point, I love your lessons!
Tank yuh ! Mi love learn jamaican patois wid yuh lesson
This is fascinating you're a great teacher I want to learn more
Wow por fin un curso de patwa! Finally a patwa course!. Thank you so much. Greetings from Barcelona
My parents made the sad mistake of raising me in America. So now it’s my job to nurture myself. And my patois is pretty good for an American, I refuse to live my life without being fluent in patois
Same with me but I'm in the UK x 😭
Really? You seem like a coconut to me. Lol.
You’re my type of person who is always proud of where you come from.
Same but Canada lol
Respect Jamerican Breddrin! 🇯🇲 🇺🇸 , my mother come from London before raising me and my sisters mostly in America but have been to yard visiting uncles and grandmother so I study my roots nuff because I needed to understand mi cousins Dem, Respect
You do such an excellent job translating.
I am an American trying to learn Patwa. I love the language💕
I was listening to Shelly-Ann Fraser Pryce talk and decided I love patois, so now I'm here
I so Love the Jamaican culture, this is a very informative way to learning the language of the culture. Thank you so much for posting this. I LOVE THE CULTURE ❤
Yr image yr presentation & teacher skills EXCELLENT!
Thanks!!! Hopefully my half Jamaican kiddo can learn patois to understand her family now
Thanks for all, I'm from cuba but I'm living in Jamaica now
I am already Jamaican but I like watching these videos it so educational
I nvr saw Patois spelled like Patwa. I am obsessed with bi and multilingual ppl. I love the sticata of some languages. The Caribbean has such beautiful n genuinely graceful harmony about it.
So educational thank you so much I love Jamaican culture and dialogue ❤❤❤
Thank you for the lesson🙏🏻
“Mi Bruck like dawg” caught me off guard ngl😂
Does that literally mean "I am broke like a dog" 😅
Hollow Jamaica, I love you Jamaica from 🇹🇿
It sounds so Musical 🎶, almost as if it were being sung!
👍 ❤
Thanks for this one. Watching all the way from Vanuatu
Sou brasileiro e sempre cresci ouvindo e vendo coisas culturais da Jamaica, agora que estou adulto quero explorar esse mundo, a história, linguagem e tudo mais!
Thank you very much I'm leaning my people language ya man
Thanks teacher Shan🙏🏽❤️
Love your teaching style.
Enjoy the lessons, thank you! (Mi luv di lessons!)
a each lesson of yuh mi regret a neva knowin bout Patois before grow a likkle more. Besides ya' really lovely ... Bess riggad from Brasil ! P.S.: mi tryna fi hours to catch what yuh said between "undred dola" and "thousand dola" LOL
Mi luv di energy yuh put pon dis work
Luv yuh mi teacha
From Africa Juba South Sudan ❤peace and love ✌️this little patwa I have memba yuh kno mi learned it from the teacher Vybz kartel ❤❤free World Boss
These videos are really the best instruction on genuine patwa on the internet, please keep up the good work! You look super😍in this video too btw!
I like Jamaica because my mother looks like a Jamaican 🌹🌹good job, excellent ...♥️♥️♥️
Thank you for your good lesson
Wow... I've seen a lot of people try to teach Jamaican to the public and most of them are a disaster... Yours is the first one I've seen that made any sense.... Great job actually.
Luv ow y'aa yuuz'i kyasidi sistim 👌🏽
I am learnig this language Gorgeous!
i just found this but thank you this was so helpful
My baby nurse was a Jamaican woman and apparently when I was younger I had a bit of a Jamaican accent. Now that I’m older, at my job some of my customers are Jamaican and I want to be able to somewhat communicate with them in their native language
Thanks. It was very helpful.
Woman!! Yuh good me andastan,mi com straight outta Uganda✊🏾
So cool❤ thank you for sharing this video
You look stunning in red! Really brings out your beauty.
....all this time I was so confused as to why I couldn't understand Jamaicans, ppl from Trinidad, and Aruba when they spoke...is an entirely different language today I learned
😊
Great video! I’ll definitely be watching more. I have a couple of new Jamaican friends and I want to understand them better. This video was already very helpful!! Now I just have to get them to slow down some lol😂
Very' 'elpful indeed! Yah prezentieshan raichass
Bless!
Blessings sista, me haffe send dis to me granddaughter Dem !! love how you explain everything!!
I’m trying my best to learn different languages as a single black mother in American trying to learn where my roots and ancestors came from and just different languages in general gain more knowledge I graduated a low rated alternative school
We’re they don’t teach u anythin!! like 8 years ago and I just wana approve be a better woman and be so much more
Very informative,, mi now naw Jamaican vocabulary😍😍
This is great, thanks so much
Glad it was helpful!
Teach more always please. 😌
Shan a mi Jamaican patois teacher ahn mi wife also… 😉
Shan, you ROCK!!! I wish you can be my teacher. Whichpaat yuh live? Some of the sentences are close to broken English spoken in Nigeria. Enjoyed your teaching. Keep up the custom.
this is the new english so good
Great teachering am loving it
Good job darling 👌👏
Nice! Do you have classes with reggae?
Good job. Remember the variation in patois also has to do with the parish In which you live.
Perfect❤❤
Please can you do a video on everyday activities like (1)Am eating (2)Lets go(3)
Nice ting an big up yourself mi wah fi go Jamaica which part MI should come an haffi vacation deh mi like chat baad Unno mek mi go pan badah level give tanks
Big up
Mi like yah klass .Big up
Mi come from asante ya man
Girl top! Yuh nah 53! ❤
Waw thanks you for your lesson I really like it
Bless!
Imagen se mi de ya medz how mi alreadi chant 😂😂😂😂
Great video and big up yu self muma 🇯🇲👍🏾
Mi tink mi favourite one is “Mi bruk laik daag” 😂
wow, Mi wish could a stop stodying kompyuuta earlier, so dat mi could a concentrate pon patois
Good job
This is great! Why add "inoh" on the end of "mi gud"? What is "inoh"?
Mi niem Sanny 😄
Yow bless up empress, mi a aks yuh 1 ting bout “ where are you from “ is “whichaat yuh baan”, same suh?
Yes, it can mean that. But it’s more specifically ‘where were you born?
Another thing is grammar: "a" = is --> eating = a eat, running = a run, going on = a go on... So, Wha a gwaan = What's going on.
Mi like my people
Whenever mi grand asked if him hungry, he a say “ eeheeh, a could eat.”
Thanks for this video ❤
I am also canadian
"mi bruk like daag"🤣🤣🤣
I am broke like a dog, never met a rich dog yet.just lazy misspelt English words sad
I took a DNA test far as Caribbean it show Jamaica and far as Africa Nigerian.im born in America well as my mom and dad and I was not taught that I was Jamaica or nigerian.im born in America but I say I'm Jamaica and Nigerian since there is where my roots at I'm still studying and trying to learn the language here in America we have the same roots mainly Jamaican/Haitian/ Barbados and Nigerian and Ghana we are still the same people but just born in America and separated from are ancestors
I’m trying to design any shirt for a track team that’s primarily Jamaican how would you say
Who runs faster than me? I was thinking it’s who run faster pon mi but uncertain if that’s correct
Watching you in 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦👌👌👌
Big up
Mi deh yah inna Sierra Leone West Africa but mi lek patios so fi dat mi bredren Dem lek mi
Walai walai
❤❤❤❤
Wichpaat yoh liv?
RIGHT NIER Di BEAACH. BWOOOOOYEEE!!
You can’t be 53, you look great
53? You look 29! ❤
she didn’t mean it lol it was just an example
Yuh look pretty
10:42 "Nah mi noh hungry, mi look hungry?________Why mi haffi be hungry? I can't figure out what she said about her mouth after mi look hungry, and it's driving me crazy!😂😂
Interesting 😍😍
Very helpful thanks
You're welcome!
bless
If you think about it, it's just southern 😅 with like an Irish twist
Or a down east Carolinian accent 😂
Very good!
i love you
Trying to get my grandchildren to practice the patois, but they are with their other grandma most of th time, they learned Spanish and they need to learn to speak it ,Their Dad and their Uncle speaks fluently, but I am not giving up!
Sorry had to stop the video at 2:14 53 took me out if ur really 53 GHAT DAMN U LOOK AMAZING dats waah gwaan right there🤙🏾
What dawg mean please? ❤❤❤
Wa yoh niem?
Mi niem Zul.
Yaa u'moch ?
Yoh gud?
Mi tie the knot