"One love" is a well-known Jamaican phrase that expresses unity, peace, and universal respect. It was popularized globally by Bob Marley and the Rastafarian movement, where it reflects the belief in one heart, one people, one destiny. It is a call for togetherness and harmony among all people, regardless of race or background. In everyday use, it can be a greeting, farewell, or simply a way of showing respect and good vibes. The phrase captures the spirit of love, solidarity, and the hope for a better, more united world.
Patois: Tanks fi di support. One love every time
English: Thank you for the support. Much love and respect always
One Drop , One Love , No woman no cry , Patan ,
Ever since I was a child, I must say that the message of One Love is one that has always intrigued me. In a world that is often divided by conflict and strife, this simple phrase carries a powerful message of unity, empathy, and hope.
Read more »An expression of unity, 'One Love' refers to universal love and respect for all people, regardless of race, social status, or any other defining characteristics.
Patois: Likkle more, one love
English: See you later, One Love.
Babylon , Ball head , Blessed , Bobo dread ,
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