15 янв. 2019 г. · Here are a few of our favourite Caymanian phrases. 1. Ah Wah (ah-wah) 1. Or what? 2. The end of a question 3. yes or no Eg. "You going home ah wah?"

How to speak Caymanian ... Look yah (luuk yuh) INTERJECTION – 1. Look here 2. Take a look at this. E.g. Look yah, did you see this? ... Ah wah (ah-wah) SUFFIX – 1.

9 мая 2023 г. · Here are a few examples for those who want to talk like a local: “Unna cum nah” – Come with me, all of you. Let's go. “Who You Fuh?” – Who are your parents?

15 авг. 2022 г. · Go Deh (goh-deh) Slang – 1. Exactly right; precisely. 2. Right on. 3. To express one's agreement with the decision or action of another. 4. A ...

22 июл. 2024 г. · Vocabulary and Expressions of the Caymanian Dialect · Bobo: A term of endearment or camaraderie, often used among friends. · Mek: Equivalent to ...

Cayman Islands English, also called Caymanian English, is an English variety spoken in the Cayman Islands. Its early development was influenced by Early ... Origins · Phonology · Glossary

Оценка 4,7 (11) · В наличии Learn the true meanings of everyday words such as bobo, tee-dee, ereckleh, flitter, gig, teets, pop head, buck toe, foppish, urr, and hickly-pickly.

28 июн. 2020 г. · Caymanians have their own proverb with the same meaning, “from time hatchet wah hamma.” Creatively replacing the names of people with work tools ...

Оценка 4,6 (7) · В наличии A bold showcase of some of the unique, modified, and adopted colloquial sayings, phrases, idioms and everyday utterings that are used in the Cayman Islands.

Caymanian Words (Cayman Dictionary) · Lives in George Town, Cayman Islands · See more about Caymanian.