Other English speakers may hear this word and wonder why they’re being told to shut up but for Jamaicans, “hush” is an expression of empathy and/or sympathy. The word is useful in many different situations such as comforting someone who is sick or grieving, or empathizing with someone facing a problem at work.Click to see full answer. Thereof, what is the meaning of Mi Deh Yah? ‘Mi deh yah, yuh know’ Impress locals with this handy phrase which is often used in response to Wah Gwaan. The secret is in the pronunciation and the trick is to say it fast – almost as one word. While the literal translation is ‘I am here’, the implied meaning is ‘everything is ok’, or ‘I’m doing well’.One may also ask, what does Bomboclat mean in Jamaican? Bumbaclot is Jamaican slang equivalent to “douchebag” or “motherfucker,” often used as an interjection to express disgust or dismay. Also, how do you say bad words in Jamaican? Curse Words/Phrases in Jamaican Patois Bumbo-pussy-raasclaat. During an argument it is used to express feelings of anger or used when excited or wi Nanny raas. An expression of disgust. Bloodseed. Mild curse word used when one is frighten. Blousenawt. Wah di rass. Kiss mi rass. Rasshole. Bumborass. Why do Jamaicans say blood clot?What seems to be the most dominant curse is to refer to someone as a ‘Ras clot’ ‘bongo clot,’ or ‘bumba clot. ‘ In some contexts, the term ‘clot’ does mean cloth but, in this context, calling someone one of these words is like saying they came from a blood clot and not an ovum, from their mother’s womb.”
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