Jamaican English

The duality of man’s nature makes them both fascinating and unpredictable. The constant struggle between their minds and their hearts lends itself to the indulgence in guilty addictions. Why should we blame ourselves just because we are all addicted to something? Should we deprive ourselves because others may frown at our indiscretions? For some people their addiction is drugs, ice cream, shopping, chocolate or watching television. What if you are addicted to the feeling that you get from your own brain? It’s one of life’s’ guilty pleasures.

Jamaican Patois: An Easy Guide to Patwah Words, Phrases, & Proverbs teaches you the language of Jamaica. It teaches Jamaican everyday Patois words, phrases, and proverbs.

Jerk Chicken, Hawaiian Meals. Welcome to the Tropics. The Easy Tropical Cooking is a collection of over 50 Authentic Tropical Recipes. Real Tropical Cooking is a mix of Tropical, Asian, and Caribbean cuisines. And you will learn them all in this cookbook! No one can dislike good Tropical food. Dishes like Caribbean rices, spicy chicken, fried fish, and savory stews are Tropical classics you will learn in this cookbook. The key to authentic Tropical cooking is in the preparation of your meals and the use of spices. This cookbook will teach you an effortless style of Tropical cooking that ...

"Speed Island: Unraveling Jamaica's Sprinting Dominance" - Discover the Secrets of the World's Fastest Athletes Embark on an exhilarating journey with "Speed Island," a captivating book that delves deep into the heart of Jamaica's sprinting success. This comprehensive exploration reveals the myriad factors that have catapulted this Caribbean nation to the pinnacle of global track and field. Perfect for sports enthusiasts, historians, and anyone intrigued by a remarkable story of triumph and perseverance, here's why "Speed Island" is a must-have: ✅ Rich Cultural Tapestry: Learn about the ...

Jerome is a slave. He must wake every morning to the knowledge that he is a piece of property belonging to Alfred Campbell, a plantation owner. But things are changing. There are rumblings in the slave community about abolition and Jerome begins to look forward to the day when he will be a free man. That day cannot come too soon as he has fallen in love with Anita, Alfred's daughter. Their love cannot remain a secret forever and is under increasing pressure from Jerome's relationship with Alice, another slave. As the drama moves to its inexorable conclusion, Jerome is faced with a host of ...

Tired of not having a place to land, twenty-year-old Akúa flies from Canada to her native Jamaica to reconnect with her estranged sister Tamika. Their brother Bryson has recently passed from sickle cell anemia—the same disease that took their mother ten years prior—and Akúa carries his remains in a wooden box with the hope of reassembling her family. Over the span of two fateful weeks, Akúa and Tamika visit significant places from their childhood, but time spent with her sister only clarifies how different they are, and how years of living abroad have distanced Akúa from her home culture.

Jamaican Green Smoothies: The Essential Guide to Transforming Your Life, One Cup At a Time, With the Leafy Greens & Fruits in Your Backyard will help you to: Learn what green smoothies are and how to make them. Discover the benefits of a green smoothie habit and be equipped to avoid the potential hazards of leafy greens. Explore over 30 recipes - a different Jamaican Green Smoothie for each day of the month - including recipes for a Daily Habit, Weekend Treats, a One-Week Detox, and a Meal Replacement Weight Loss Plan. 　　 The recipes that you will find in Jamaican Green Smoothies are ...

A very unlikely love story between a terrorist suicide bomber and a beautiful Jamaican girl, that plays itself out in New York City, even as the terrorists plan a deadly attack on the city, to mark the first anniversary of bin Laden’s death. When beautiful but rebellious American born Jamaican teenager, Chandra Clemens finally migrates to New York City, after living all her life in the slums of Kingston, Jamaica, she couldn’t have had the slightest idea just how much her life was going to change in just two short years. Chandra, in her wildest dreams could never have even imagined that ...

The audio begins with simple words for absolute beginners, and ends with advanced practice sentences. Just a few things to note... There is no official way to write Jamaican Patois. It is basically written the way it is pronounced, and pronunciation varies, depending on where in Jamaica you are from, or live. So this is my version of it. The 20 lessons are titled by topic, with the English words below, and the Patois version on top.

Have you wanted to cook some real Jamaican food but could not find the correct recipe? If you answered "yes" to that question then you came to the right place.For years I tried to find websites or cookbooks that give clear and precise instructions on how to really cook Jamaican comfort foods and that pushed me to write and compile this ebook. As quickly as I have learned and recreated these recipes I can assure you that you will be able to do the same. In as little time as an hour ( some recipes take less time) you can recreate scrumptious dishes that will give you the real taste of our ...

When twenty-six-year-old Zarah returns home in 2002, desperate to reconcile with the family she abandoned, their first night together revives memories of events that led to her abandonment and their hopes fizzle.

The Islands follows the lives of Jamaican women—immigrants or the descendants of immigrants—who have relocated all over the world to escape the ghosts of colonialism on what they call the Island. Set in the United States, Jamaica, and Europe, these international stories examine the lives of an uncertain and unsettled cast of characters. Set in locations and times ranging from 1950s London to 1960s Panama to modern-day New Jersey, Dionne Irving reveals the intricacies of immigration and assimilation in this debut, establishing a new and unforgettable voice in Caribbean-American literature.

Fettered Love is an anthology about life, love, and the ability of the human spirit to make courageous choices. Several themes thread through this collection of seven short stories: coming of age, infidelity and betrayal, innocence, prejudice and power, and (of course) the power of love. The stories are beautifully crafted, combining form and substance with intrigue and suspense. Some stories combine simplicity of setting, like a bus ride, with rich characters filled with raw, robust emotion. Other stories will take you on a cultural journey, teaching the old ways of England and the ...

"Jamaicanism: The Heartbeat of the Island" - Discover Jamaica Like Never Before Embark on an enthralling journey with "Jamaicanism: The Heartbeat of the Island," a book that peels back the layers of a land pulsating with life, culture, and history. This is not just a read; it's an experience that transports you to the vibrant heart of Jamaica. Feel the rhythm of the island through every page, as you uncover the essence of Jamaicanism. Why "Jamaicanism" is a Must-Read: Dive into the Rich Tapestry of Jamaican Culture: Explore the depths of Jamaican culture, from the soul-stirring beats of ...

Here's what you'll learn from this book about Jamaican Rum Recipes. 1. History and Heritage of Jamaican Rum Discover the rich and fascinating history of Jamaican rum, from its origins in the Caribbean to its global influence. Learn how historical events, cultural exchanges, and local traditions shaped the unique characteristics of Jamaican rum. 2. Types of Jamaican Rum Delve into the different types of Jamaican rum, including white rum, golden rum, and aged rum. L 3. Ingredients and Flavor Profiles Explore the diverse ingredients used in Jamaican rum recipes, from tropical fruits like mango...

Josephine’s Jamaican Journey—Book Two: Out and About—is a collection of short stories set in Jamaica's immediate post-independence years of the 1960s. In this instalment, our young protagonist bravely steps out from the safety of the Tenement Yard, off Spanish Town Road, where she was raised, and embarks on a journey of learning.

Robert Wedderburn (1762-1834/5) was one of the most charismatic, irascible, and radical intellectuals of the eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century Atlantic world. Born to an enslaved woman and a slavemaster in Jamaica, and moving in the radical working-class circles of London, Wedderburn made his name as a fiery political writer and orator—before dying, forgotten, in poverty. From award-winning scholar Ryan Hanley, this is the first full-length biography of a man increasingly recognized as central to Black radical political thought in the Revolutionary Atlantic.

What makes an entrepreneur? Dr. Glen Laman answers this question in his book, Jamaican Entrepreneurship, exploring the achievements of 15 outstanding Jamaicans and their divergent paths to success. The book shows what they did, how they did it, and why they did it. While most of these entrepreneurs were able to accomplish their dreams in Jamaica, others pursued success in the North American market by fulfilling the needs of the Diaspora.

Joan P. Hamilton's collection of short stories, Josephine's Jamaican Journey, Book One—In Di Yaad, takes us to 1960s Jamaica. Josephine is learning to orient herself in her community off Spanish Town Road, which is vast and overwhelming. Although she is still too young to go out alone, through her fascinating imagination, she shares her experiences about Jamaican culture and her favourite people, who live alongside her in the The Tenement Yaad.

In a music world that was rougher than rough, where men took monikers of royalty and machismo like Duke and King and Lord; where boastful ringleaders fired guns into the air after descending a throne carried by their legions of followers, bandoliers crisscrossing their chests, ermine on their shoulders; where violent gangs stormed dances to “mash up,” breaking sound system equipment and smashing bottles of beer on brick walls, how was a little girl with a sweet song in her soul to have a chance? Some Jamaican women found a way. They endured harassment and received little or no pay to ...