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A slang/word in Jamaican Creole, commonly used among friends and acquaintances as a form of greeting one another.
Frequently used in places such as South London, primarily among black individuals with Jamaican derivation and non-Jamaican derivation alike .
The word, however, is more recognized as "What's up"
A slang/word in Jamaican Creole, commonly used among friends and acquaintances as a form of greeting one another.
Frequently used in places such as South London, primarily among black individuals with Jamaican derivation and non-Jamaican derivation alike .
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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.)
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