some of ur slangs are similar to ours(jamaica). good to go B MAMA. the wording sort of differs.
Here are a few Bahamian terms and phrases, for those not familiar:
Wha sweeten ya mouth, ga bitter ya tongue- What brings pleasure now, will bring displeasure somewhere else.
When ya play wit puppy, it end up licking ya mouth- When you mess with someone long enough, you will get what you wasn't looking for.
I gern fix dey business- You are going to deal with someone harshly.
big eye-Greedy
Bungy -Hips
Solid-Refers to a woman with alot of meat and a rounded shape
Jitney-Bus, Public transportation
Cut a**- -A good beating
Sweetheart-The other woman; the mistress
Pushin off ya mouth-Be bold verbally
Hard head bird don make good soup- Refers to unruly children, who will soon learn the hard way, the error of their ways.
Money can't buy happiness, but it will buy the type of misery one can enjoy.
some of ur slangs are similar to ours(jamaica). good to go B MAMA. the wording sort of differs.
shakeri yesterday is a treasure today is a gift and tomorrow is a mystery.
Yes you will find most Carribbean terminology and slang, can be found in most of the islands. The only difference would be a few words here, and there, and of course the pronounciation.
Money can't buy happiness, but it will buy the type of misery one can enjoy.
Hmmmm, I don't see "Who let the dogs out"?
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Originally Posted by ramesh
Well a Trinidadian first coined that term in a soca version of "Who Let the Dogs Out", and we just made it world renowed, but hey we can take the credit
Money can't buy happiness, but it will buy the type of misery one can enjoy.
BM im not sure if u familiar with the term but what is a WIBE
my bahamian friends on messenger use it often ....not really getting it
dem call me hot steppa .....mudera!
Originally Posted by nuhsenutten
It is just the word 'vibe' with a w. Bahamians sometimes replace the 'v' in words with a 'w'. Like 'vomen', 'vulgar', etc. The term wibe is commonly used among younger Bahamians.
If I say 'What's your wibe?', I am basically asking you 'What is your problem?'
Money can't buy happiness, but it will buy the type of misery one can enjoy.
thx for the heads up on that one
dem call me hot steppa .....mudera!
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