You hove a lot of bad luck
If you've ever chatted with Jamaicans, you might have come across the term "bun." It's a word with a lot of layers, and depending on the context, it can mean very different things. Let's explore the various meanings of "bun" in Jamaican Patois and see how this versatile term is used in everyday life.
Read more »You are very bad lucky, I am so sorry for you or things are just not going your way. “Mi Salt” is used when the person speaking is the one experiencing the bad luck.
Patois: Yuh salt, dem always blame yuh even doe yuh neva dideh
English: You are very bad lucky, they always blame you even though you weren’t there
All fruits ripe , Babylon , Bad like yaz , Bashy ,
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