The Jamaican Creole Language

By Penric gamhra

 

I had made a vow to this language, as one of the dearest legacy of my fourth parents, a tongue which is now a part of my thrilling soul. The Jamaican language,
I pay close attention to this valuable gift,
and with my love for and thoughts and respect too,
to preserve this legend.
I have compiled this beautiful*token*
which seeks your attention to be completely expressed with the feelings and meanings.

Although, this doesn't contain all the resources for you to learn the entire language as a finger snapped! 
Still, it will swim you through the overwhelming journey of what the Jamaican language is about. 
'The language base'

Check out this proverb
"Donkey seh the worl nuh level."
This means, the journey of life is not an easy road.
What about 
"Wah gwaan Jamaica?"
Which a former United States president loves to 
say, the most honorable Barack Obama.  
And they're still host of different proverbs and 
words and highly liked street talk awaits you.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Penric
• Release date: May 19, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393833451

Penric gamhra

Penric gamhra born Jamaican living in Jamaica, a soulful poet. He loves everything nature has to offer from the birds, to the sky and the life among the trees. he acquired a vision of telling stories with just few lines. and he's a witty face for doing all of that. when he's happy he goes on with a very beautiful day but when he's sad he writes his heart out full. A man of words and a man of stories. He has self-published numerous books of poetry and other works. you can find him on Instagram. @iampoetrycrazy

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The

Jamaican

Creole

Language

presented by:

Penric Gamhra

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Foreword

This little package is a warm contribution

to the Jamaican vocabulary.

When articulating yourself with these words, street talks, proverbs and these other forms of the island most endearing expressions which is respectfully appreciated by both Jamaicans and non Jamaicans, you find nothing but authentic poetry rolling off your tongue.

The Jamaican language is the angry sound. Chatting with the island style Creole you get a different kind of

energy from these same English words that being converted into hard sounds where having dialogues become nothing but a sweet vibes.

And when this hard chatting hits you, you'll feel a vibe, you'll feel no pain.

So next time you hear something like this

whata gwaan mon?

yuh wi juss overstand dat innah a quick second

What's going on?

You'll just understand this quicker than you believe.

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I had made a vow to this language, as one of the dearest legacy of my fourth parents, a tongue which is now a part of my thrilling soul. The Jamaican language,

I pay close attention to this valuable gift,

and with my love for and thoughts and respect too,

to preserve this legend.

I have compiled this beautiful*token*

which seeks your attention to be completely expressed with the feelings and meanings.

Although, this doesn't contain all the resources for you to learn the entire language as a finger snapped!

Still, it will swim you through the overwhelming journey of what the Jamaican language is about.

'The language base'

Check out this proverb

Donkey seh the worl nuh level.

This means, the journey of life is not an easy road.

What about

Wah gwaan Jamaica?

Which a former United States president loves to

say, the most honorable Barack Obama. 

And they're still host of different proverbs and

words and highly liked street talk awaits you.

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