Akan/ Ghanaian words in Jamaican Patio #history #storytelling #ghana #jamaica

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Akan/ Ghanaian words in Jamaican Patio #history #storytelling #ghana #jamaica


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@comahsamuel3969

Surinamese have more Akan words in their language then the rest.

@CAROLYNCHANG-k3s

U Africans just jealous n envious of Jamaica

@jlynch7411

The maroons of Jamaica have many Ghanaian words/phrases but some of these are in everyday Jamaican patois. This video is just further proof where we come from in Africa. JAMDUNG!! A WEH YUH DEH!!? 🇯🇲🇯🇲

@phonefamoustv7930

Nyam, I am sold

Mi ago nam a food yah now, from Jamekia( Jamaica) thank you for sharing, we uses english and patoi language

@KjvAsh_PraiseGod

Are you from Ghana? You have resemblance with my grandmother

@ThaOutlawPugilist2.0

Mommy I am Ghanaian I was born in the uk I’m 47 now you have cleared up a lot of things for me I was brought up amongst plenty Jamaica some good and some bad but I always knew the language had a connection… Blessings

@jevonte-vb2pu

I'm in love ❤❤❤

@gdisprint2928

You can take us out of Africa but you can’t take Africa out of us ❤️💛💚

@francisbailey4335

Delighted to hear your comments.. What about that word chatlatta, paki, tupe and a few others i used to hear as a child. Please comment. Thank you so much.

@karenashmeade9634

So enlightening.

@anthonylynch303

Why would the slave bring a fruit that they don’ t have use for such as Ackee? As far as I know Ghanaian or Nigerians don’ t eat Ackee . They told me they use it to throw at wild stray dogs.

@Seriously742

Obeah in Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹high science

@ChrisS-k4l

This language is Coromantee, an English-language term for enslaved people from the Akan. Formerly the mother tongue of the maroons and heavily influenced both Jamaica and Suriname grammar.

@movingforward2570

Thing is where do they learn it from. Could it be we both lesrn it from the british

@gadgoatsospek

We still say mi seh…….i was speaking with on Nigerian brother once i could not believe words coming out the brothers mouth, i heard same words we use here and there i was numb struck 😂😂❤❤this brother did not know what i was experiencing ❤❤😂

@Junior-yt6cx

The Atlantic Slave trade narrative is a myth. Jamaicans are indigenous Caribs of the Americas 🇯🇲🇺🇲

@Angelica._.officalll

I'm Jamaican:

Mi Seh = I said
Mi a Seh = I'm Saying

@DONKORPORTIA

Good work done but please try to speak our local language which is twi

@TheRedemptiveGarden

In Antigua, we say 'ni-nyam' as well which is the noun; we also say 'me say' and me a say'; also 'ducuna'.

@JacinthVirgo

Greetings Empress Nana u gain a follower today I know that our ancestors were rooted also in Ghana for the Last 4 yrs I'm yearning to step foot in Ghana haven't yet but will soon love & light 🖤🌹🖤🇯🇲 Suh di tin set, that is it Big up all Kenyan Vloggers & all ALKEBULAN

@AntomoiJasintha

Saramaka language(In Suriname)call it also potopoto

Thank you Nans Yaa. How sweet to hear the origins of some of our Patois words. You are a garacious lady, I look forward to learning more. Thank you!! Fr; the African diaspora, peace. 👍🤗😊🌴🇯🇲

@helenablake480

Oh my goodness!! I got goosebumps.
They took us from Africa, but they can't take Africa out of us. ❤