Jamaica's creole language Penric gamhra Book
by Penric gamhra

Storyline

Learn the Jamaican language in the comfort of your home. Wah gwaan Jamaica? whata gwaan massive? These are few of the words, Which surprisingly escaped from the stuttering tongue of the United State of America President, the most Honorable Barack Obama on a previous visit the original welcoming reggae Island. The same utterance from the president and more are the contents this marvelous hand book, which will shape you through and through the alluring humor language, better known as the Jamaican's creole aka the Patwa language.This is the same vocabulary of the icon Bob Marley, Usain bolt shaggy and those are few of the Stars who dwelt with this cultural gift. This enjoying token, which will help better understanding of the world known reggae and popular dance-hall music, Meanwhile you can be copping the poetic tone of the wonderful people as well, this will be a mile-stone for dreamers who wants to pen happy time reggae songs. The book will surely direct you from patwa words converting to English words, similarity in spellings, pronunciation, liked street-talk popular proverbs and much more. This has been designed for everyone........................ Every hoe ha dem tick a bush (jam.creole) There's someone for everyone Puss an dog nuh have the same luck (jam.creole) Some people are luckier than some Chicken merry, hawk deh near (jam.creole) Watch the fun danger may in the air Duppy know who fi frighten (jam.creole) People know who they should intimidate Ole time sinting come back again (jam.creole) Don't be too jumpy with what Fowl weh feed a yaad nuh hard fi ketch (jam.creole) I'll catch you, you'll be around Di oler the moon a di brighter it shine (jam.creole) Experience teaches knowledge Plate claat tun dish towel (jam.creole) Someone move from low life to high life To-much road deh innah di sky (jam.creole) They're choices in life