Caribbean/Jamaican patois referring to money, cash, dough, bread, moolah, coin... Was quite commonly used in the UK, circa 1970s/80s, amongst and within ethnically diverse cities such as Leeds, Birmingham, Bradford and London, but not so much now.
Dad: Do you need some dunzai for your night out, son?
Son: what's dunzai mean, dad?
Dad: money, son. it means money.
Son: you're so old, dad.
Dad: And you a smart mouf lickle pickney blurd claat; hush up before me buss up you face. Bumbo claat call me old.
Son: i want my mummy.
Son: what's dunzai mean, dad?
Dad: money, son. it means money.
Son: you're so old, dad.
Dad: And you a smart mouf lickle pickney blurd claat; hush up before me buss up you face. Bumbo claat call me old.
Son: i want my mummy.
by mojo7676 January 30, 2022