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Jamaican Proverbs
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Manners tek yu thru' di worl'.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Noh cup noh brok, noh coffee noh trow weh.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Some people clean a tap an' dutty underneath.
(Jamaican Proverb)
What de good a education if him got no sense?
(Jamaican Proverb)
Bucket wid hole a battam have no business a riverside.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Dem give yu basket fi carry water.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Finger stink you can't cut it trow it wey.
(Jamaican Proverb)
If you want half a bread, beg smaddy buy it, but if yu want a wan, buy it yuself.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Marriage has teeth and it bites hard.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Noh put yu cap wh? yu caang reach it.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Spit in the sky, it falls in your eye.
(Jamaican Proverb)
When ashes cole darg sleep in dey.
(Jamaican Proverb)
A greedy mek fly follow coffin go a hole.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Cap no fit you, you no tek i' up.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Di daakes' part a di night, a when diay soon light.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Fish-bone no lodge in a pickney troat alone.
(Jamaican Proverb)
If you yearry debil a come, clear de way.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Me no call you no come
(Jamaican Proverb)
One finger can't ketch louse
(Jamaican Proverb)
Ston a riva battan nuh know sun hat
(Jamaican Proverb)
When bull ole him feed a fence side.
(Jamaican Proverb)
A noh every mango got maggige.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Chicken deh merry, Hawk deh near.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Duppy knwo who fi frighten.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Frog never gargle him troat till him tas'e fresh water.
(Jamaican Proverb)
If yu cyaa tek di heat, get out a di kitchen.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Mi come here fi drink milk, mi noh come here fi count cow.
(Jamaican Proverb)
One, one cocoa full basket.
(Jamaican Proverb)
The higher the monkey climbs the more him expose.
(Jamaican Proverb)
When cockroach get in a trouble, him well glad fe fun go hide a fowl-house.
(Jamaican Proverb)
A noh siame diay leaf drop a river bottom it rotten.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Chip neber fly far from de block.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Eat fam'bly bittle but no cut fam'bly 'tory.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Fry de bigh fish fust, te lilly one after.
(Jamaican Proverb)
If yu de shit, an' si certain people/person a come; sidong inna it.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Monkey mus' know weh 'im gwine put 'im tail, before 'im order trousiz.
(Jamaican Proverb)
One-eye man a king a blind country.
(Jamaican Proverb)
The hungry belly and the full belly do not walk the same road.
(Jamaican Proverb)
When crab walk too much him los' him claw.
(Jamaican Proverb)
A pound a fret can't pay an ounce a debt.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Cockroach neber so drunk him walk a fowl yard.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Ebery day a fishing-day, but no ebery day fe ketch fish.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Godamighty mek man straight, a rum mek him can't 'tan' up.
(Jamaican Proverb)
It' better fi lose yu timedan yu character.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Nanny-goat neber ?cratch him back till him see wall.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Peppa bu'n hot, but ih good fi curry.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Them short fe singer when dem put peacock in a choir.
(Jamaican Proverb)
When crab walk too much, 'im lose 'im claw.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Ackee lub fat, ocra lub salt
(Jamaican Proverb)
Cockroach nuh business inna fowl fight.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Ebery day debil help tief, one day god help watchman.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Haad iyaz pick'ni bu'n a sun hot.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Learn fe dance at home before you go abroad.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Nebber mek you sail too big fe you ship.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Plantain ripe, can't green again.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Tideh fi mi, tomorrow fi yu.
(Jamaican Proverb)
When herring mauger him bone show.
(Jamaican Proverb)
All kind of fish eat man, only shark get blame.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Cow non dead him wi shak him tail
(Jamaican Proverb)
Empty bag cyaa stan' up.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Han' go, paki come.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Lickle bit a ram goat have beard an' big dull noh have nun.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Neva si, come si.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Play wid puppy, Puppy lick yu mouth.
(Jamaican Proverb)
T'ief no love fi si t'ief carry long bag.
(Jamaican Proverb)
When Jackass back strong, dem overload 'im hamper.
(Jamaican Proverb)
When you point your finger at someone, look where the other fingers point.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Scratch an old woman's back and she will let you taste her pepper pot.
(Jamaican Proverb)
If "How are you?" cost a cent, few would hear it.
(Jamaican Proverb)
When you go to a donkey's house, don't talk about ears.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Prayer only from the mouth is no prayer.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Going to bed without dinner is better than waking up in debt.
(Jamaican Proverb)
When you buy beef, you buy bones; when you buy land, you buy rocks.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Not everything you hear is good for conversation.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Eat with the devil but give him a long spoon.
(Jamaican Proverb)
When the affected lady is doing well she eats her peas with a pin.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Not everything that is good to eat is good to talk about.
(Jamaican Proverb)
Behind the dog it is "dog," in front of it, it's "mister dog."
(Jamaican Proverb)
When a dog has money, he buys cheese.
(Jamaican Proverb)
No call alligator long mouth till you pass him.
(Jamaican Proverb)
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