A lot Grenadian slangs have a French origin because Grenada was once a French colony. Like Fete or Bonjay

Bonjay is stems from creole grenadian language which derives from French Bon Dieu which means Good God. The expression Bonjay translates to American OMG

I can surely see more collabs coming 😂.. Thanks britney 🇬🇩😊

@deylon56

4 жыл бұрын

Nick Whyte Vlogs bro I’m so happy you did something with her.

@taffariemunro2311

4 жыл бұрын

Nick u forget 'bambamfly'

@hailie_Selassie

3 жыл бұрын

You have a french creole accent but you cant hear it

He look like Chadwick Boseman RIP still can't believe he's gone

@GrenadianAmerican

3 жыл бұрын

He does some

@amclyne51

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing

What about "yea u take me fa a papootan?" or "u take me fa a stupidy?" - meaning- so you think I'm stupid? "Gal whey u dey?" - Girl where are you? "Ah liming" - hanging out on the block. "how ah yu?" - answer: "ah dey" - meaning: how you doing? I'm good. "Yu basodee or wha?" - not acting with sound judgement. "Mine yu business, yu too fasst" - Stop sticking your nose in other people's affairs. "Yu jooking dem people for tebay" - you want a quarrel with someone. "Yu mouth running" - You can't keep a secret. "Yea come an juke me mouth" - You daring someone to come touch you 1st in a quarrel that would lead to a fight. "Boi go hold-ah-fresh" - Boy go take a bath. "Moove dey" - Go away! "Doh jumby me" - Let's say like someone promise to bring something to you and you get the notion that, the person would not really keep that promise....... from a Grenz in NY.

Nick "I see it in you eyes I know you wanna eat the food" 😂🤣 Love the vid tho Funny and everything 🤗😁👊

when he said papishow i smiled in lucian lol

@sandramckenzie2424

4 ай бұрын

Jamaicans says pappy show, whadyu, foofool. Many similarities.

Good collab guys...looking forward to more...Nick!!! 😊😊

good vibes!! I sure did laugh my ass off lol

Love this collab ❤❤❤❤ excellent content can't wait for what's up next Everything mello like jello ....😁

U guys look good together I love it keep them vlogs together

Everything mellow like jello inna shellow 🔥😂 Loved this collab w Nick 👏💜

Great video guys I learned a lot.

I love this! One side of my fam is American South & the other Panama/Grenada #diaspora🖤

nice video guyz ...i enjoyed it👍

He should have said ‘what is da scene boy’ I love that term

I loved this😂😂

Do ah part 2🔥

One of my favourite sayings😂😂😂 Listen to one of my ole time favourite bands Cameo.They have a single of the same name.😂

I think you all will be a great couple. Really the like good vibe.

My mum used to say bunj all the time. My brother says Doddoy. Yuh burger I think that is yuh bugger. Grenadians say All Yuh instead of Y’All. He’s a nice looking young man Britney. Enjoyed this video took me back down memory lane

Miss Britney, you really, really make me miss me country. Your love for the spice island shines through any dark day...girl IF only we had the industry and infrastructure we all would be home and I believe you will relocate as well. ...but nick forgot this one "kiss me neck" the expression used for unbelievable feats..

New subscriber!!!!🙋‍♀️

We use the checking-out slang as well. I could call a fren and simply ask when u are you coming to check mi or when you a forward. We use the word forward for coming. ha! ha!

Turn up 👌🏽💪🏽😆🔥🔥🔥🔥

Another one of our slangs, I barely hear it. Yuh mudda neck!!

@lorrainea.285

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

16:44 Nick wanna bawl out bad ting enuh 😅😂

We use the word thing /ting as well. Some guys say katty as well.For eg a guy may tell his friend that he is going to check or meet a katty after work.

I love this! Next time break it down to English and let them now Pappy Show means Puppet Show Whadoyou means what do you and so on, you know. So non- Grenadians will understand But I love this 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Ahh, we use the poppy show slang down here in Jamaica as well . It simply means fool or idiot In patois we would say stop teck mi fi poppy show. ha! ha!

Whadayu!!!!! Lol 🤣🤣🤣🇬🇩

Sick sick bunjji 😂😅👌🏾

Nick why are you telling the girl wrong thing damn 😂😂😂😂

Funny! 😄😄😄

Some of these is said all throughout the states though everywhere in America says no cap including in Europe too like here in the UK

If I'm not mistaken bunjay is a trini slang too, also papyshow.

I have a video request. Can you please make a video of you moving from fruit tree to fruit tree eating fruits, so they can see how many fruit varieties we have. Thanks😄

@BrittneyKilgore

4 жыл бұрын

Hmm, that's going to be a hard one. But I'll see

@Grayhairwisdom

4 жыл бұрын

@@BrittneyKilgore If you friend an elderly Grenadian she will help you because Grenada IS the garden referred to in the lieble. You should experience what true life is by eating real fruits & veggies. So many Grenadians have no clue where they really are. Thanks again😄

Bon jai...... Good God....

Damn, I get called NatNat (short for my name) 😩lol. And I’m forever saying Pappy Show lol

@BrittneyKilgore

4 жыл бұрын

Lol well a nickname is different

Yes man bunjj 😂 😂 out favorite word

Yooos a mackow

People are weird,its kinda surprising to see different People speaking different languages... Every language is weird,so do the people...one world one ethicity one language....love❤️

I luv caked up....I am gonna look me a Georgian...Brittany seems to sing as she talks...luv it....Burger...LOL

Well I guess I learned some southern slang too.. 😆

I'm both..but nick doh do her da. Brittany and Georgia is a bit like nyc and Toronto slang 👌🏾🖤💙

Same as Jamaica

Lmao "That's my slime"

Nick you should of tell her "Wah gwan"

@meetdesamuelsvlogs1710

4 жыл бұрын

That's jamaican fam wee say wah now

@kimaya.3563

4 жыл бұрын

@@meetdesamuelsvlogs1710 we say that too in grenada :v

@meetdesamuelsvlogs1710

4 жыл бұрын

@@kimaya.3563 we say it now because of the jamaican influence but we jamacian isnt influence by any other island or country

@kimaya.3563

4 жыл бұрын

@@meetdesamuelsvlogs1710 well true

bugger is euphemism for the "f" word.

My island 🇬🇩

Bon Dieu means Good God as someone else explained.😂

Sticking as I know it means wasting time or procrastinating. So if somebody had to check you 20 minutes again and they are taking long you call them and ask them why are they sticking. I never heard it used to mean if you're going to be remaining in a place.

1:12 Wha' do you = What do you? ~ What's wrong with you? / What's your problem? Might be said to a friend if he/she is acting foolish in an irritating way. 3:27 Bunjjj = Bon Jay = Bon Dieu = "Good God!" ~ Oh my God! An exclamation of surprise or awe. Patois in origin. 5:09 I've read that 12 comes from the police code "10-12" which is used on radio to tell cops that visitors are on the scene they're going to. I guess people learned of the code and decided to use it back at the police by using it to warn each other that cops are in the area; and they just shortened it to 12. 5:36 Bacchanal = wild party; a domestic disturbance that gets the attention of the whole neighborhood. lol. Basically any noisy commotion that attracts onlookers, but it can also be used hyperbolically to mean controversy. 11:07 You bugger = literally means "you pederast!" / "you sodomite!" but it's not typically used with that original meaning in mind. It's equivalent to saying "you scamp!" or "you son of a b!tch!". But I've heard persons just say it as an exclamation the same way someone might just exclaim "damn!" or "sh!t!"

@GRTVO

4 жыл бұрын

Caribbean Man when are you gonna put some content up you are good. Thanks for sharing.

@thompsonscott9060

4 жыл бұрын

You all, means all you

@zakiyaquinnco9426

4 жыл бұрын

I like your meaning...youre Dead on! There's "yuh baych!" She s a "yae" "Ee good for you "....is like you get what's coming to you... "Main squeeze" is equivalent to my slime

We use Babylon for the police here in Jamaica as well

@NativeNomads10

Жыл бұрын

Jamaicans started it, as well as poppy show

Nice video He so handsome 😋

AS for fool fool we use a lot of double negatives down here as well.

As for checking out a person for eg a guy observing or admiring a girl we use the word pree as well. She could simply ask him in creole A weh u a pree mi so fah.?

Alll yooouuuuu

I learned more Grenadian slang from this video then my bf has ever taught me lol btw Georgia slang isnt really different from Cali slang 👌🏾

@BrittneyKilgore

4 жыл бұрын

Lol that's good to know. I just wanted to say it as a disclaimer that I'm not speaking for the whole US but I figured there'd be some overlaps

@halfricanbarbie

4 жыл бұрын

Brittney Kilgore lol yes because West coast vs East coast gets real 🤣

@pierretoussaint8426

4 жыл бұрын

@@halfricanbarbie Louisiana got everybody beat South Carolina Gullah Geechee talk you'll never know what they're saying

Baccanal is trouble too....confusion.

Nick is funny, he take me back

Waitttt i had no idea what caked meant 🤦🏽‍♀️and I've lived in the US a while 😂

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Home girl mad country

We use the bugga slang as well For eg I could say this to a person u bugga u or I could say u wretch u. IfI catch them red-handed ha! ha!

12 is a very old but recycled term it comes from an old police TV show called Adam 12. Another one is Five 0h from Hawaiian 5 0 which is another old police show. That's funny that y'all use that. Lol

Is there a Grenadian expression that goes something like, comic-commci-la?

Bro just eeeaaattt her food

Nick Whyte, I hearing a faint Trini Accent from you in and between.

@keenakiss8368

4 жыл бұрын

Grenadian and trini accents are similar. Depends on what part of grenada you are from

@Stephanie-bh6jw

3 жыл бұрын

same thing i am saying... Grenadian and trini don/t sound alike

@na7ur3

2 жыл бұрын

I thought no one would recognize that. Most people from the south of the island sound like that, however country folk dialect is raw Greenz; except for those vincy and jamaican wannabes.

@wilsonsmanz

2 жыл бұрын

@@na7ur3 I'm from the south of the island and I do not have a hint of Trini accent.

Who’s here 2020🇬🇩

BONJAY patios.... means Good God

@kevondouglas4088

4 жыл бұрын

Yes its grenadian patios

@feelingsvsreality8345

4 жыл бұрын

Not only grenadian patios its patios on a hold

@ajjajk

4 жыл бұрын

Makeace nah .... also another one name used often..

@feelingsvsreality8345

4 жыл бұрын

Yes make haste

@adamcourtenay5437

3 жыл бұрын

Actually its creole, it translates to; "Good God!" which I guess if you were to say it in English you would say; "Oh My God!"

Grenadian gang in the building 🇬🇩😘

@BrittneyKilgore

Жыл бұрын

Miss you guys!

It's called one Adam-12

Thats a Trini accent...nice upload but hes not from st.Georges nice vedio☝🏿

I think papi show really comes from ‘puppet show’.

Honey caking 😂

grenada right here

It's not burger its BUGGER it died out since i was in primary school

Nick you forget. ...you ovaz,Yeen check

Have a " tata

Slime is a negative word here in Jamaica. You can hurt someone by calling them a dirty ole slime ball ha! ha!

Girl! Grenzys from the country talks different from the town And for sure this guy is from the country So he is not talking for all Grenzies

@spicytuna5920

4 жыл бұрын

Grenzy I never hear dah term before but ah find ah like it dread. Dyse a known ting or something u juss make up dey?

@NykSilver

3 жыл бұрын

Grenys??? Way yuh get that? I never hear that yet

I am grenadian big up grenada

Nick is bad up not no curse u up

He forget you gt

Caked Up and caked out It's also used to describe girls with amazing physique

Didn’t talk about “lime”

Should've told her about this one, "To young to pound".

My generation: talkin onna side of ya/they neck meant they tellin small lies. For example: Jay said he was gonna hit da strip tonight with us but we kno he talkin onna side of his neck, mayne😂 (meaning he ain’t bringin his ass out nowhere)😂

@BrittneyKilgore

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah exactly! Like just straight up lying or talking about nothing

@whereistheasteroid

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrittneyKilgore there was so much I wish he would have touched on😂! For example. What exactly is makaway(No not pronounced make a way)? what does it really mean when Greenz say “u bettah den me”? Why is a triangle called a square? Lol I have so many questions 😂

Newbie here

@BrittneyKilgore

4 жыл бұрын

Hi!

lol...i swear...instead of trinidad and tobago being a twin island....we might as well bring Grenada in too cause eeeevvvery slang.. accent... etc originates from trinidad lol

@nutmegcurlsandcoils2736

2 жыл бұрын

Originates???? I think not

@beyourself2444

2 жыл бұрын

Excuse me, as a Triniof Greenz parents, please learn your history. Let me relieve you of your ignorance. The Cedula of population allowed Trinidad to be populated by the other Catholic neighboring islands i.e. Grenada and St. Vincent… So many of the free blacks, whites and mixed race people and their slaves mainly from Grenada populated the island and continued to do so until the1970s and to a lesser extent even today. So many of the estates in the West from Diego Martin to POS were owned by Grenadian people. Even Gros Jean the slave credited for being the originator of calypso was Grenadian, as was Eric Williams’ dad, The Mighty Sparrow, Buzz Butler etc. Areas like Diego Martin, Paramin, Maraval, St. Ann’s, La Brea, Moruga and Point Fortin, Marabella, Sangre Grande are full of Grenadians and their descendants. Trust me if anything Grenadian slang infiltrated Trini slangs and in some cases it’s the opposite. Know your history Sir…

@NativeNomads10

Жыл бұрын

@@beyourself2444 So poppyshow and babylon for police, fool fool, Yuh bugga are Trini origin slangs? You could have fooled me because all of those are Jamaican words, created by Jamaicans

12 is police code for police....

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Finesse = Bramble/Bon Jay = Oh my God/Bacchanal = Drama or dramatic/You buggah - is ole English. Literally "you bugger" (he didn't know the history lol) Bull = Gay sex. Bullah = Gay man/ Check me - would be equivalent to "Pull up"/ Leh we go = Let's roll.

Bombocloth,bloodcloth

Yall should date

Teach me how to talk like an 🇬🇩 when Barack Obama 🇺🇸 was President I met 🇬🇩 people

These grenade slang sound more like Guyanese slang 🤣too 🇬🇾

Tete is kreyol

Yep calling women 'thing' is degrading and i don't think it is culture, it's just bad training.

@spicykennag

4 жыл бұрын

Haven't heard that in yearssss