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Learn Jamaican Patois for Beginners

Learn the Jamaican Language Fast - Vocabulary Edition - Contains Over 1500 Patwah Words for Everyday Life & Travel

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Learn Jamaican Patois for Beginners

Auteur(s): Tafari Davis
Narrateur(s): Aubrey Williams
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Mi people, waa gwaan? We've got more island vibes than a reggae concert, and we're here to mek yuh belly laugh and learn di language in style!

Jamaican Patois is a beautiful language that is spoken by millions around the world! It is hard to find time to learn a new language, however! Language courses at schools and colleges are routine and boring!

Learn Jamaican Patois for Beginners is perfect for people who have no other time to learn a new language! It contains over 1500 common Jamaican vocabulary words, that will help you in everyday life! Each word is pronounced slowly and multiple times, so that you can really learn the correct pronunciation! Each word's equivalent English translation is also provided!

The book is broken up into the following categories!

  • Everyday Life
  • Travel
  • Business
  • Professions
  • Eating Out
  • Ordering at a Restaurant
  • Food and Drinks
  • Dating
  • Parts of the Body
  • Food Types
  • Feelings and Emotions
  • Places in a City
  • And much, much more

Start your Jamaican language learning journey today by purchasing now!

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Not understanding patois can be very difficult especially as a Jamaican by heritage but not by culture. I’m a second generation Canadian and it feels demeaning not to be able to converse with the elders. I hope the author rereleases this book as a conversation piece and not just repeating words verbatim that sound exactly the same. Using them in a conversation would help people to apply the words and use them correctly. For instance
Water = wata
Chicken wing spot = chickn wing spat
Cotton candy vendor = cattan candy vendah
Creole restaurant = creole restaurant
The way the author delivered this book gives the impression that Jamaican patois is meeely incorrectly spelled English and doesn’t give a history of the beauty and significance of the language itself.

I think situational conversations like first day at work, first date, meeting the parents or what people might say when….. narrate the conver in patois an back and forth live conversation and then break it down in English.

I like the concept but not the delivery

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