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Fernando Hooker 2 years ago
I want to know what sorosi is use for other than to clean our blood,my grandma use it to clean our blood and to make a bath when anyone had chicken pox
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blood puddin
CoeurC 2 years ago
"Bondin créole" in Martinique. Very spicy and delicious. Prepared especially for the Christmas period.
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west indian cherry
CoeurC 2 years ago
Almost the same in Martinique, called "Cerise pays".
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damzel
CoeurC 2 years ago
We call them in Martinique "Surette", or "Sirèt". We make Jam with because it's too sour to eat naturally "Surette cochon".
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panapen
CoeurC 2 years ago
Fruit à Pain : used in cooking as a vegetable
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guzzu
Bravoh Bafana 2 years ago
I love jamaican patois
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sucka bag
keelah 2 years ago
ice pop
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blackbird
Id64th 2 years ago
Blackbird
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bang belly
Jin 2 years ago
“Mi eat too much food yuh zee, now me a got bang belly” 😆😆😆
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donkey pee pee
Adelina Newland 2 years ago
God love you guys
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broughtupsy
Daryl 2 years ago
Would this word have been in use in the 1940s?
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bull
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Trini blood 2 years ago
Ok
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kanaima
Brian_S 2 years ago
Actually, I was wrong. Whistling is Kanima and not Bacchoo it seems like.
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tanty
Tt 2 years ago
A old aunty looking for young guys
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unu
ly 2 years ago
how unu dweet
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batty man
Jayda 2 years ago
Is aunty mann😂
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yellow breast
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Edward moreno 2 years ago
Just saw a pair here in south Texas point comfort
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magga
Rich 2 years ago
I think this comes from the Dutch word "mager" meaning very skinny or malnourished
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cut ass
Bain 2 years ago
Stop from playin’ or I gan cut yah ass!
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carailla
Rich 2 years ago
This is sopropo in Suriname. It is usually stewed with salt meat or pig's tails.
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bun bun
Rich 2 years ago
In Suriname they fry the rice at the bottom of the pot in oil until it crisps up. It is called brong brong
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charlie
harvey766 2 years ago
They also say Charlie in the USVI
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eye pass
Tete 2 years ago
ah wah di rass, you just tek ya eyes and pass me-said by a “traditional guyanese parent” lol.
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bun rice
Lord 2 years ago
Hehehehehehehe
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allyuh
A' 2 years ago
Correction, Guyaneses say "A'yuh" for "you all," not "allyuh."
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blim blim
Vick 2 years ago
Kamaranga
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balanjay
San 2 years ago
I concur - Grenadians know this vegetable as balanjay. It's just part of our colourful expression of Self to put our own spin on any and everything we choose- no apologies necessary 🤷🏾♀️
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alligator pear
San'Ra 2 years ago
Also called zabuka in Grenada - yum..delish 😋
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keskidee
raviji 2 years ago
I heard the word ‘kiskede’ originated from French or Patois…”quest ki dit” … meaning - “What you say?” Do I have ipthevFrench correctly? raviji
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mauby
Mauby 2 years ago
What does the mauby called in Jamaica
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poppy show
Kyle 2 years ago
Anybody with the name Peter and last name brown
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jumbee bead
Arlene Monaghan 2 years ago
We grew up with stories about the werewolf who was obsessed with numbers. it could only enter your home if you had a string of 100 Jumbee beads outside your door. So, to confuse the werewolf you made a sting of 99 Jumbee beads. The werewolf would spend the entire night counting the string over and over trying to reach 100. o. He
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okro
Fruity 2 years ago
In St Lucia it is okro or gumbo
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apple
Fruity 2 years ago
In St Lucia we call it pommdamou ( pomme d'amour) or love apple
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big eye
Colloiebai 2 years ago
Scrayving is rhe Guyanese vwrsion
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sometimeish
Batty 2 years ago
Bottom
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chunkay
Steve 2 years ago
That explanation from Akash is very interesting and enlightening for I heard that from my Mom.
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dounce
Bobby Goodman 2 years ago
This site also carries Dunks, singular almost never used (a Dunk), which is the Bajan fruit that we know well.
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recau
José 2 years ago
When chopped, it is known as "racaíto" (ray-kye-'EET-oh).
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massive
Big 2 years ago
Meaning please
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kaimit
Rosie 2 years ago
Also called kaimit in Haitian Creole
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sucker
Christy 2 years ago
I remember this as… Creme ti carol 🇭🇹
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A crab never forget he hole
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a crab 2 years ago
i forgot him hole :(
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brango
Nevada 2 years ago
brango nothing, is "bacchanal"💀
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coolings
Nevada 2 years ago
In Trinidad we call dem "sucka-bag"
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bora
JACK 2 years ago
Kousenband
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pesh
Lawd fada 2 years ago
when you're stressed out
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feg
Raul 2 years ago
My father still says 'Fleg' to mean and segment of orange
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caraille
Ni 2 years ago
In SVG it's called Carailla. My dad used it for high blood pressure.
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mehson
anas 2 years ago
Say something. Keep it civil.
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