Jamaican vs American Sayings

American: Porch                                                                            
Jamaican: Varanda
American: Bathe, Shower                                                                                      
Jamaican: Bade, Hol' A Fresh
American: Collard Greens, Spinach
Jamaican: Callaloo
American: Stick Shift (Car)
Jamaican: Standard
American: Charge It
Jamaican: Trus' It
American: Can You Give Me A Lift To The Corner
Jamaican: Beg Yu A Ride Go Dung Di Street Noh Sah
American: Oh My God!
Jamaican: Lawd A Mercy
American: Excuse Me
Jamaican: Beg Yu Pardon
American: "You Wanna Fight?", Or "You Want A Piece Of Me"
Jamaican: "Touch A Button!" "Touch A Button"
American: Where Are You Going?
Jamaican: Weh Yuh Deh Go?
American: Excuse Me
Jamaican: Gi Mi Pass
American: Sorry
Jamaican: Hush
American: The Shoes Is A Little Tight
Jamaican: Lawd Di Boot A Bun Mi
American: Oh Stop It You're Killing Me
Jamaican: Lawd Ma Top Eh Man Yuh A Go Kill Me
American: I Do Not Practice Oral Sex
Jamaican: Mi Nuh Bow!!!

 

American: Look There!
Jamaican: Koo Deh
American: "Whatever"
Jamaican: "Man, Yuh Backside Yah Man"
American: Your Mother Is So Ugly...
Jamaican: Yuh Mumma Ugly Lakka Mi Nuh Know Wha...
American: Perm Hair
Jamaican: Cream Head
American: 10:Pm, 10:30, 15 Of 10
Jamaican: 10 A'clack, Half Pass 10, Quarta To 10
American: Attention Deficit
Jamaican: Hard Ears!
American: Dyslectic
Jamaican: Dunce Bat!
American: 4x 4 Truck
Jamaican: Van
American: Open The Hood
Jamaican: Fly Di Bonnet
American: Fly Guy
Jamaican: Cha-Cha Bwaay
American: Can I Have A Loose Paper
Jamaican: Beg Yuh A Folder Leaf
American: Pants Leg
Jamaican: Trousers Foot
American: Freeze Ice
Jamaican: Kisko-Pop
American: Dynatap, Theraflu, Robotussin, Midol, Tyenol
Jamaican: Mint Tea
American: Close The Cupboard
Jamaican: Shet Di Cabinet
American: Shooping Cart
Jamaican: Trolley
American: I Am Going To The Movies
Jamaican: Mi A Goh A Show
American: I Really Do Like You
Jamaican: Yow Baby! Mi Check Fi Yuh Bad Yuh Noh Star!
American: You Mean That Really Sexy Girl From Out Of Town?
Jamaican: You Mean Dah Strang Bady Gyal Deh From Country?
American: Homosexual/Lebsbian
Jamaican: Batty Bwoy/Sadamite
American: Birth Certificate
Jamaican: Bert Cer-Fi-Ticket
American: That Happened By Chance
Jamaican: A Buck Up Dat, A Buck Up!
American: Viagra
Jamaican: One Guiness, One Stick A Weed, One Bowl A Peanut Parriage, Or Simply A Piece A "Stone"
American: He Is Impotent
Jamaican: A Ole Wutless Bwoy, Yuh Nuh si seh him nuh have nuh

Stop And Frisk Unconstitutional?

The NYPD's stop and frisk crime fighting tactic isn't rubbing off too well with some groups and organization. Many are calling it racially motivated. The new policy which the major praises, because it cuts down on crime and targets criminals and those carrying unregistered weapons.Others are not buyng into it, saying in recent months they have noticed more African-Americans and Latinos being stop and frisked by police, which has caused civil right leader Jessie Jackson to part in a protest against the NYPD's. Some who have been a victim to this practice has called it unconstitutional because its a violation of the right against unreasonable searches. Advocates of "Stop and frisk" says it has helped reduced  crime. The stop and frisk law is its violation of  the code and ethic which  police swear when they take oath. To serve and protect  the people. This situation down the road is only going to create distrust and disturbance  between police and the community. Thanks to the Patriot Act of 2001, the federal and state governments has more rights on our personal lives.