Cha’maican


the language of inner city youths. usually white. an abbreviation of chav and jamaican. usually spoken by lower – middle cl-ss white children as an attempt to be street/gangsta. not necessarily a white immitating a negro as many negroes of complete non jamaican decent also adopt this language. go to most cities and speak to a 15 year old.

tend to use phrases such as wha gwan, aiiiit, ting, me breddrins,
mother… edward i dont know why you persist in speaking in that silly accent. i did not bring you up to speak that way.

edward…. me name eddie, an dis is da voice of da street, yo show up nuff respeck. i is a proper bwoi.

mother… stop speaking that silly cha’maican. your not a negro/gangster your a middle cl-ss white boy who goes to a private school.

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