Jamaican slang for greeting someone: English- "Whats going on?".
Increasingly popular in London, New York, Florida and Canada.
Increasingly popular in London, New York, Florida and Canada.
John: yow man! waa-gwaan?
Ezra: nuttin much, tell mi nuh.
(John: hey man! whats going on?
Ezra: Nothing much, you tell me.)
Ezra: nuttin much, tell mi nuh.
(John: hey man! whats going on?
Ezra: Nothing much, you tell me.)
by adriott June 9, 2009
Get the waa-gwaanmug. by fo shizzle.....Zee June 20, 2003
Get the wa gwaanmug. by S January 26, 2005
Get the wha gwaanmug. by Shintrizzla December 5, 2003
Get the what a' gwaan?mug. Wa a Gwaan is the same thing as saying whats going on and it is used by most jamaicans or other islanders
by El Jefe Grande May 9, 2008
Get the wa a gwaanmug. 
British Slang Phrase originating from Jamaican Patois,
A greeting which means "how are you doing," and pretty much directly translated, it means "What's going on,"
The phrase seems contracted from the likes of "What go on?" Or "Wha go on?"
A greeting which means "how are you doing," and pretty much directly translated, it means "What's going on,"
The phrase seems contracted from the likes of "What go on?" Or "Wha go on?"
by Neximue September 27, 2025
Get the Wah Gwaanmug.