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1. Yeye wata (Noun)


English Translation

eye water


Definition

Jamaican expression used to describe tears


Example Sentences

Patois: Wah mek yu yeye full a yeye water?
English: Why is your eyes full of tears?


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posted by anonymous on July 5, 2013


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2. Yeye wata


English Translation

Eye Water


Definition

Means to shed tears/cry.


Example Sentences

(patois) Mama cry yeyewata
(english) Mama shed tears



posted by anonymous on April 25, 2013



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