

WHAT DOES THIS JAMAICAN PROVERB MEAN? Wah sweet nanny goat ago run him belly
Nanny goat is greedy
The food was not prepared properly
What seemed fine can hurt you later
WHAT DOES THIS JAMAICAN PROVERB MEAN?
Bucket wid hole a bottom nuh ave nuh business a riverside
Don't go where you are not welcomed
Don't go to the river if you can't swim
Don't criticise others when you have faults too
WHAT DOES THIS JAMAICAN PROVERB MEAN?
If yuh wah good yuh nose affi run
Good things happen when you have a cold
Success requires hard work
Your nose determines your success
"Every dawg has his day and every puss his 4 o'clock"
Today for me, tomorrow for you
Watch your mouth, it can get in the great trouble
The older a person is, the wise
"Every hoe have dem stik a bush"
There's someone out there for everyone
That that appear too good, can hurt you
Do think you won't need my help in the future? Never forget those who help you
Hog say, 'de first dutty water mi ketch, mi wash
Every little bit counts
Make use of the first opportunities that comes your way
Watch your mouth, it can get in the great trouble!
"De olda de moon, de brigther it shines"
Count your blessings and do not take what you have for granted- others may just be hoping they had what you have
Think before you speak
The older a person is, the wiser
"Chicken merry; hawk deh [is] near"
A statement is made, the guilty party will pick it up
Leaders must always lead by positive example as their actions will determine the direction of the followers
Be careful when things are going too good for you as its always possible that danger is around the corner
"Duppy know who fi frighten"
Watch your mouth, it can get in the great trouble!
Sometimes it is those whom we help who are the least grateful
Bullies pick on those who can defend themselves the least
"Yuh tink a one day monkey want wife?"
There's someone out there for everyone
Think before you speak
Watch your mouth, it can get in the great trouble!
Do think you won't need my help in the future? Never forget those who help you