Learn the Jamaican Patois Word – bendun maaket
bendun maaket (Noun) Meaning/Description: a roadside market
Learn the Jamaican Patois Word – bench an batty
bench an batty (Phrase) Meaning/Description: a term use to describe two people who are rarely seen without each other, inseparable. This term is derived from the relationship ones bottom (batty) has to their chair (bench).
Learn the Jamaican Patois Word – Ben Johnson day
Ben Johnson day (Phrase) Meaning/Description: the day before pay day
Learn the Jamaican Patois Word – ben dung
ben dung (Verb) Meaning/Description: bending down
Learn the Jamaican Patois Word – behine
behine (Adjective) Meaning/Description: behind
Learn the Jamaican Patois Word – beg
beg (Verb) Meaning/Description: Please for, to ask
Learn the Jamaican Patois Word – beeny
beeny (Adjective) Meaning/Description: small or tiny
Learn the Jamaican Patois Word – beenie
beenie (Adjective) Meaning/Description: small
Learn the Jamaican Patois Word – bear
bear (Adjective) Meaning/Description: only
Learn the Jamaican Patois Word – bayfoot
bayfoot (Verb) Meaning/Description: barefoot