Have you ever wanted to learn how to speak Jamaican Patois? Patois, or Patwa, is a creole language that originated from the mixture of English, African, and other languages spoken by the enslaved people brought to Jamaica. It is a rich and colorful language that reflects the history and culture of the Jamaican people.

Patois is not only a way of communicating, but also a way of expressing emotions, attitudes, and humor. One of the most common and fun ways to use Patois is to compliment someone's looks. Whether you want to flirt, praise, or tease, there are many words and phrases in Patois that can make someone feel good about their appearance.

In this lesson, you will learn how to compliment someone's looks in Patois. You will also discover some of the features and preferences that are valued in Jamaican culture. By the end of this post, you will be able to use Patois to make someone smile, blush, or laugh with your compliments. So, let's get started!


You've just learned how to compliment someone's looks in Jamaican Patois. Now you're ready to use your Patois skills to make someone feel good about their appearance, whether it's a friend, a crush, or a stranger.

But before you go, here are some tips to keep in mind when you compliment someone in Patois:
  • Be sincere and respectful. Don't say anything that might offend or embarrass the person you're complimenting.
  • Be mindful of the context and the relationship. Some compliments might be appropriate for a friend, but not for a stranger.
  • Have fun and be creative. Patois is a rich and colorful language that allows you to express yourself in many ways.

I hope you enjoyed this blog post and learned something new. If you did, please share it with your friends and leave a comment below. And if you want to learn more about Jamaican culture and language, check out these resources.

Bless up and walk good!