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The Caribbean culture is like none other. Not only is the atmosphere, the food and the history 100% unique...but so is the language! For the first time ever, get the #1 handbook to survive, adapt and understand the wonderful people of Jamaica, Bahamas, Trinidad & Tobago, Guyana, St. Lucia, Barbados, St. Vincent, Cayman Islands and so many other beautiful countries! Filled with terms, definitions, expressions and clear translations for every explorer to enjoy. (SAMPLE BELOW)*
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Educational/Humor Handbook
First Edition
E-file
Book design by Jason Durgana
46 pages
SAMPLE OF HANDBOOK
BABA /bah ·
bah/ A term of endearment for a child BACKSIDE /bakk ·
syde/ The buttocks area. Used in reference to spanking;
discipline BAD EYE /bhhaddd ~ aie/ The evil eye; someone placing the evil eye on you BAI /bahh ·
eye/ A young boy or sometimes referencing a man BAIDE /bae ·
aide/ To take a fresh bath or shower BAIGAN CHOKA /bhh ·
eye · gan ~ chukke
· ahh/ Cooked eggplant in a lightly salted stew BANGLE /bannng ·
ehll/ A solid, rounded bracelet, typically made of
Caribbean gold BARE FACE /bheer ~ fhhace/ Without any shame; to appear with no honour BERBICE /burrrr ·
beeese/ A seemingly fictional township in Guyana BLACK CAKE /bah ·
lakk ~ kayke/ A celebratory dessert made from dried fruit soaked in
wine or rum BIG UP SO /bhig ~ op ~ soh/ Hefty, also very thick BURNAM /burrr ·
nham/ The man credited for ruining all of Guyana BUMBUMM /bhumm ·
bhummm/ A thick booty BRUCK UP /bhrukk ~ upp/ To be down and out; tired |
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