Your Ultimate Guide to The Top 11 Jamaican Events of 2024
As 2024 unfolds, Jamaica is all set to host a variety of thrilling events, promising a year filled with rich culture, infectious music, and endless fun. Whether you’re a resident
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7 Spots for a Jamaican Valentine’s Date
It’s that time of the year again! Valentine’s Day is not just any day, especially in Jamaica. It’s a time when most men (and women) go all out to show
The Real Top 10 Songs of Masicka’s Top 17 Hits
When Masicka etched his name into history by claiming all top 17 spots on the Apple Music Songs Chart in Jamaica, he didn’t just set a record; he made a
9 New Year’s Resolutions Jamaicans Should Probably Skip
The new year is here and of course, Jamaicans often get caught up in the excitement of making resolutions. However, some resolutions are notorious for being broken almost as soon
12 Table Items for a Jamaican Xmas
Finally, Christmas is right around the corner, and if you’re anything like me, the belly full is what you’re looking forward to the most, aside from the excitement of family
5 Reasons to Plan Local Trips in Jamaica
Welcome, (aspiring) adventurers! I’m assuming you’re here because you’re ready to, or thinking of, planning a trip across Jamaica. That, or you’re trying to convince yourself to. Well, look no
7 Traits Jamaicans Love To See In Children
Children are seeing as a major blessing for most Jamaicans. We take pride in instilling the values and attitudes we believe will make them formidable in life. While there are
10 Popular Jamaican Superstitions
Jamaica is a superstitious nation. I know, I know. That’s quite a sweeping statement but hear me out! There are some tales you grow up hearing that, though often bizarre,
6 Jamaican Expressions that will crack you up
One thing you should know about Jamaicans is that we are extremely descriptive. The way in which we use words and visuals will crack you up. Here are some popular
10 Jamaican Pickup Lines
Jamaicans are undeniably some of the funniest, most creative and witty people you may ever come across. Simply put, they were all born with the gift of gab. Don’t believe
5 English words with different meanings in JA Patois
Jamaica is an English-speaking country whose creole is highly influenced by itsAfrican roots. We have a whole language for ourselves – a patois that we call “Patwa.” In the Jamaican
5 Jamaicans terms of endearment
You’ve probably been warned to think twice before engaging Jamaicans in any sort of argument because of how sharp-tongued they are. And while this may be true, (no really… they’ll
10 Words/Phrases That Are Strictly Jamaican
The official language of Jamaica is English. Now that that’s been established, the local dialect, known as patois, is one that is lively and expressive and though often confusing to
6 Ways To Express Your Emotions in Jamaican Patois
Although english is Jamaica’s official language, the Jamaican patois is the first language or the “mother tongue” of most people. It is the language that most speak fluently and as
5 Jamaican words used to describe a thief
Let’s set the record straight, no one likes to be labelled a thief. But the practice of stealing is commonplace in modern society. We’ve seen countless reports of men, women
“I Love You”: 5 Jamaican Ways To Say It
Jamaicans are very expressive but when it comes to love – let’s just say it isn’t something that rolls naturally off our tongues. Don’t get me wrong, we may love
5 Ways to Say I’m Sorry like a Jamaican
Let’s set the record straight. Jamaicans are never the first persons to apologize and ask for forgiveness – even when there is enough evidence to demonstrate that they’ve done wrong.
7 Unique Names For Jamaican Children
Perhaps every culture has special names to refer to children. That’s not hard to believe. But the special, sometimes embarrasing, often affectionate names Jamaicans give kids? Those are unique in
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Your Ultimate Guide to The Top 11 Jamaican Events of 2024
As 2024 unfolds, Jamaica is all set to host a variety of thrilling events, promising a year filled with rich culture, infectious music, and endless fun. Whether you’re a resident
7 Spots for a Jamaican Valentine’s Date
It’s that time of the year again! Valentine’s Day is not just any day, especially in Jamaica. It’s a time when most men (and women) go all out to show
The Real Top 10 Songs of Masicka’s Top 17 Hits
When Masicka etched his name into history by claiming all top 17 spots on the Apple Music Songs Chart in Jamaica, he didn’t just set a record; he made a
9 New Year’s Resolutions Jamaicans Should Probably Skip
The new year is here and of course, Jamaicans often get caught up in the excitement of making resolutions. However, some resolutions are notorious for being broken almost as soon
12 Table Items for a Jamaican Xmas
Finally, Christmas is right around the corner, and if you’re anything like me, the belly full is what you’re looking forward to the most, aside from the excitement of family
5 Reasons to Plan Local Trips in Jamaica
Welcome, (aspiring) adventurers! I’m assuming you’re here because you’re ready to, or thinking of, planning a trip across Jamaica. That, or you’re trying to convince yourself to. Well, look no
7 Traits Jamaicans Love To See In Children
Children are seeing as a major blessing for most Jamaicans. We take pride in instilling the values and attitudes we believe will make them formidable in life. While there are
10 Popular Jamaican Superstitions
Jamaica is a superstitious nation. I know, I know. That’s quite a sweeping statement but hear me out! There are some tales you grow up hearing that, though often bizarre,
6 Jamaican Expressions that will crack you up
One thing you should know about Jamaicans is that we are extremely descriptive. The way in which we use words and visuals will crack you up. Here are some popular
10 Jamaican Pickup Lines
Jamaicans are undeniably some of the funniest, most creative and witty people you may ever come across. Simply put, they were all born with the gift of gab. Don’t believe
5 English words with different meanings in JA Patois
Jamaica is an English-speaking country whose creole is highly influenced by itsAfrican roots. We have a whole language for ourselves – a patois that we call “Patwa.” In the Jamaican
5 Jamaicans terms of endearment
You’ve probably been warned to think twice before engaging Jamaicans in any sort of argument because of how sharp-tongued they are. And while this may be true, (no really… they’ll
10 Words/Phrases That Are Strictly Jamaican
The official language of Jamaica is English. Now that that’s been established, the local dialect, known as patois, is one that is lively and expressive and though often confusing to
6 Ways To Express Your Emotions in Jamaican Patois
Although english is Jamaica’s official language, the Jamaican patois is the first language or the “mother tongue” of most people. It is the language that most speak fluently and as
5 Jamaican words used to describe a thief
Let’s set the record straight, no one likes to be labelled a thief. But the practice of stealing is commonplace in modern society. We’ve seen countless reports of men, women
“I Love You”: 5 Jamaican Ways To Say It
Jamaicans are very expressive but when it comes to love – let’s just say it isn’t something that rolls naturally off our tongues. Don’t get me wrong, we may love
5 Ways to Say I’m Sorry like a Jamaican
Let’s set the record straight. Jamaicans are never the first persons to apologize and ask for forgiveness – even when there is enough evidence to demonstrate that they’ve done wrong.
7 Unique Names For Jamaican Children
Perhaps every culture has special names to refer to children. That’s not hard to believe. But the special, sometimes embarrasing, often affectionate names Jamaicans give kids? Those are unique in