Jamaican Places
This popular place houses our main Bus Terminus
What is Half Way Tree?
This popular dish is commonly eaten for breakfast in many Jamaican households. Paired with a dried cod fish and served with fried or boiled dumplin, breadfruit and banana
What is ackee & saltfish
This popular Jamaican Proverb speaks about the harsh realities involved with a "mawga dog"
What is "Sorry fi mawga dog, mawga dog tun roun and bite you"?
This popular household item is used to hold everything from the tv, to the radio, figurines and glasses
What is "watnot"?
This parish is located on the north eastern section of the island, commonly thought to be the "most beautiful parish" and home to a popular jerk centre
What is "Portland"?
This popular Jamaican dish is normally drenched in tomato sauce and paired with pepper
What is "dutty gyal" or "mackerel"?
This popular Jamaican saying alludes to the wearing of an article of clothing is quite too small for a grown man (woman)
What is "When chubble tek yu, pikney shut fit yu"?
This Jamaican item is commonly used to house hair and beauty products
What is "dresser"?
This popular Jamaican name is used to describe the weight of a person
What is "biggz/ fatty"?
This popular Jamaican tourist location attracts over 100 tourists each year, it is approximately 180 foot high and 600 foot long. Located in the Garden Parish you are missing out if you haven't been here
What is "Dunns river falls"?
This meal is a classic Jamaican dish made with a refined yellow staple and cooked in coconut milk, along with herbs and spices. Commonly served with fried or steam fish, Curry Chicken, Butter Beans & Saltfish
What is "tun cornmeal"
This Jamaican saying speaks about two extremes temperatures and includes a common household pest
What is "Fiyah deh a muss-muss (moos-moos) tail, in tink a cool breeze"?
This household item though laborious (takes many hours) is commonly used to "shine the floors"?
What is "coconut brush"
This commonly used Jamaican nickname is used to describe persons from a particular origin (outside of Jamaica)
Or is commonly used when ordering in wholesales
Who is "Mr/Miss Chin"?
This historic Jamaican site was built in 1880. Used to store weapons and gunpowder in its former days of glory but became quite the attraction after a massive earthquake in 1907
What is the "giddy house"?
This popular Jamaican desert is boiled to perfection and is ocassionaly called "tie-a-leaf"
What is "blue draws"?
This Jamaican saying speaks about the cleaning power of a commonly used household item
What is "New broom sweep clean, but owl broom noe dem cahna"?
This popular household item has traveled over seas and continents, round in shape and holds a variety of items
What is a "barrel"
This popular Jamaican nickname is given to individuals who have a more oval shaped head
What is "egg head" or "peas head"?
This Jamaican parish is located on the northwestern section of the island and is home to dolphins
What is "Hanover"?
This Jamaican drink is of particular importance to the male species. Including ingredients such as oats and nutmeg
What is "strong back"
This Jamaican saying has direct reference to a book of Wisdom in the Bible. It speaks about the praises which escape from one's llips.
What is "Self praise a no no recommendation"
This Jamaican household item houses pins, needles and threads but that ofcourse was not its initial function
What is "cookin tin" or "biscuit tin" from foreign?
This Jamaican nickname is given to individuals who have more protruding (sticking out/ poking out) eyes
What is "bulby" or "big eyes"?