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I'm from the Caribbean, AMA

I kinda just wanted to do an AMA thread. I was born and raised in the Caribbean and I realized that there's a pretty prevalent Jamaican influence in British modern culture, particularly in colloquial diction in London.

So, go ahead. :smile:
cubbish man vex two time aight
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Do you know who Carlito Caribbean Cool is?
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cubbish man vex two time aight


Cool yuh skull nah, my yute. Nah watch no face.
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Do you know who Carlito Caribbean Cool is?


No, he sounds ridiculous. I'll look him up.

I did.

Wish I hadn't.
Wag1 fam, where u reppin
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Wag1 fam, where u reppin


Lmfao, that's funny. I'm from the Cayman Islands, adjacent to Cuba and Jamaica.
What up dude?


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Cool yuh skull nah, my yute. Nah watch no face.


Batty ridas still a wear by di gal dem zutopong
Does your family follow any Jamaican traditions/do you know of any?:smile:
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Not much dude.
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Does your family follow any Jamaican traditions/do you know of any?:smile:


I'm Caymanian but my grandmother is the most Jamaican person ever. I've been there more times than I can count.

She cooks a lot of Jamaican food: ackee and saltfish, frittas, plantain, Caribbean punch etc.
She's a very traditional Presbyterian Christian.
When we used to go to Jam for Xmas we would order a goat, have it killed in the backyard and then she would cook it as a part of Xmas dinner.
Pretty normal Jamaican "traditions."
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I'm Caymanian but my grandmother is the most Jamaican person ever. I've been there more times than I can count.

She cooks a lot of Jamaican food: ackee and saltfish, frittas, plantain, Caribbean punch etc.
She's a very traditional Presbyterian Christian.
When we used to go to Jam for Xmas we would order a goat, have it killed in the backyard and then she would cook it as a part of Xmas dinner.
Pretty normal Jamaican "traditions."


Ahhh, cool! What does goat taste like?

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