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Some schools now teach in Patois alongside English, and efforts have been made to translate the Bible, official documents, and even create Patois subtitles for media.
Learn Some Everyday Patois Phrases
| English | Jamaican Patois |
|---|---|
| How are you? | Wha gwaan? |
| I’m good | Mi deh yah |
| See you later | Likkle more |
| Thank you | Tanks |
| What’s your name? | Wah yuh name? |
| Leave me alone | Leggo mi! |
| I don’t know | Mi nuh know |
| Everything is okay | Everyting criss |
✊ Why Patois Matters Today
Jamaican Patois is more than a communication tool—it’s a badge of pride, a vessel of heritage, and a creative force that has shaped how Jamaica speaks to the world.
Recognizing, preserving, and teaching Patois is part of honoring Jamaica’s story of resistance, resilience, and brilliance.
Whether you’re planning a visit or simply curious about our island, I hope this glimpse into our way of life has inspired you. It leverages a robust lexicon encompassing a wide range of Jamaican slang and colloquialisms, ensuring accurate representation while maintaining fluency and nuance.
Example Translations
Normal Language
"I am fine, thanks."
Jamaicano
"Mi aright, thanks."
Normal Language
"It is a beautiful day."
Jamaicano
"It a beautiful day, a sunny day."
Normal Language
"What is your name?"
Jamaicano
"Wha your name?"
Normal Language
"I love you."
Jamaicano
"Mi love you."
Normal Language
"Pleased to meet you."
Jamaicano
"Pleased to meet you."
Normal Language
"Can you help me?"
Jamaicano
"Can you help me with dat?"
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