how do i say Surf or Die in jamaica?
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surf or die mon!!!  They speak english in Jamaica
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It depends on where it fits in the sentence.  If used as a subject, the correct one is "The King and I."  As in "The King and I were dancing."\n\nAs a subject, "Roger and Me," as in "He asked Roger and me."  When in doubt, mentally remove the proper noun and see if it sounds alright: I was dancing; He asked me.
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Spongebob Squarepants!\nAbsorbant and yellow and pourous is he!\nSpongebob Squarepants!\nIf nautical nonsense be something you wish,\nSpongebob Squarepants!\nThen drop on the deck and flub like a fish!\nSpongebob Squarepants!\nSpongebob Squarepants, Spongebob Squarepants,\nSpongebob Squarepants,\nSpongebob Squarepants!
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In reasonable Spanish it would be\n\nMi reloj se rompió cuando se cayó en la piscina. Sucedió la semana pasada y estoy pensando en comprarme otro hoy. Pues, ¿cual debería comprar? es que me parecen todos muy caros. \n\nBut since you want it EXACTLY as in word for word (it will be incredibly bad Spanish for the most part of course, since the grammar is all different.)\n\nMi reloj rompió cuando cayó dentro de la piscina. Eso pasó pasada semana, hoy yo estoy planificando en comprando otro uno. Ahora, cual uno debería yo comprar, ellos todos parecen ser tan costosos?
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Call out, "Here...Flipper! Come on, Flipper! Sic 'em!!!....Good boy!"\nLOL
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it's actually "smack" in english. the "sound" produced by kissing (not the torrid one though!). a kiss on the cheek perhaps. i know for sure cause i'm a filipino. and it's used often in SMS.
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I think this is the phrase you intended: "Aut vincere aut mori." This translates: "Either conquer or die."
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Die is your Radio Trivia Answer
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Dimaguiba    --- when it's said it literally means "cannot be destroyed"\n\nMadlangbayan --- mob's town\n\nDangeros     --- sounds like dangerous
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Speaking for SoCal, "yes", we do say it.\n\nBTW it is spelled "gnarley".\n\nAs in..."dude, that swell was totally gnarley", usually in reference to a wave approximately 2 feet high.\n\nWe also say things like:\ntotally\nfer sure\nwhoa\nduuuuude
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Jamaica.\n\nwww.silver-sands.com\n\nThats where I love to stay.
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Jamaican Song (Movin' On) by Mest\n\nLyrics:\nhttp://www.plyrics.com/lyrics/mest/jamaicansongmovinon.html
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http://www.surfourspace.net/index.php?template=mp3
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This language is called Creole (broken English) or the Jamaican Patwa.\n\nTranslation: Where are you going mam?\nIf you wanted to know, you would come with me.\nI'm going back to the country (countryside) to look for my mother.\n\n\nI'm not going back there, you can't make me!\nI like where I am, I didn't really like living in the country,you know!\nanyway, go on girl, take care, I will see you next time.\n\nalright, take care.\n\n\n(This is a conversation between two women)
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its spelt bumbaclot.both of those slangs are vile invectives used in jamaica.it mean motherfucker
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Check out th British Surfing Associations website:\n\nhttp://www.britsurf.co.uk\n\nThey'll give you all the info you need.
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save = 救 (jiu)\nlife = 命 (ming)\nsaved a life = 救了一命 (jiu le yi ming)