Proverbs as a guide to life: Afro-Caribbean edition
Proverbs to direct you on the right path in life written inna Afro-Caribbean dialects.
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Proverbs as a guide to life: Afro-Caribbean edition 3 years ago · 2 Comments-
weh yu fine da shirt ya?- View 1 reply
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Proverbs as a guide to life: Afro-Caribbean edition 3 years ago · Ayisyen/Haitian
Sak vid pa kanp.
Empti bag kyaahn tan-op“An Empty Bag cannot stand (because there is nothing to hold it up)”
Meaning: A hungry person cannot work
Note: JA have the same proverb as AY/HA
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Wah gwaan brudda.. tanks fuh d proverb . Is true dat we all share d same proverbs is jus dat each kountry twiss round d way dey say it. Same meaning doh. Kan you provide ah translation fuh sum who may not understand the Caribbean dialects?- View 1 reply
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sandra grocher posted an update in the group
Proverbs as a guide to life: Afro-Caribbean edition 3 years ago · Greetings all! Have a healthy, prosperous New Year.
A jamaican proverb: “Cow neva know di use ah him tail till him lose it.”
You really don’t know exactly what you have until you no longer have it; appreciate and acknowledge the good things in your life.-
A chruu
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