Go On
To continue or proceed with an action or event, often used to encourage and motivate
Patois: Gwaan, mek we gwaan dance and enjoy di vibes
English: Go ahead, let's continue to dance and enjoy the vibes
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A term used to mean go on or proceed, often used as a greeting or acknowledgment of someone's actions or plans
Patois: Mi see yuh, gwaan do yuh ting
English: I see you, go ahead and do your thing
Go on
To continue or proceed
Patois: Mi a gwaan a di party
English: I am going on to the party
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(patois) Gwaan weh yu ago
(english) Go on where you are going
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