Jamaican proverbs
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Complete Wed, May 4, 2016<5 mins
this book is based on some statement that old Jamaican people back in the days use to say. they are still used today but I have no idea what most of them mean. most of this book will be written in creole..
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"Babes if mi tell yuh half a the things dem weh mi guh through inna life, would you still love me?" He asked looking me dead in the eyes. Idk.
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