PPT-Jamaican Culture

Omar Robertson Steel Drums Are used for entertainment Are made from fiftyfive gallon drums that formerly contained oil Are recycled instruments Saltfish Is the Jamaican national dish Saltfish. to clean body Medical use of plants to treat parasites Medical use of plants to treat parasites and infections and infections brPage 5br Interpretations Interpretations Interpretations Interpretations Some behaviors did not exist for Some behaviors rhythms. in Jamaican Creole speech and reggae music. Project’s long term goals. We chose to compare the . rhythmic patterns of Jamaican Creole speech to Jamaican reggae . music, and to contrast . these rhythmic characteristics to those of African American English and jazz music (one of the most genuinely “American” musical genres).. Getting Used to . American Culture. Education System. Weather. Time. Dress. Greetings. Informality. Individuality. Personal Space. Medical . Care/Insurance. Dating. Smoking. Pets. Telephone. Helping. Megan Hines. Kirabo . Chestnut-Brooks. Period 6. Bank of Jamaica. Units (USD − JMD). $ 1 USD − $86.45 JMD. $5 USD − $432.26 JMD. $10 USD − $864.51 JMD. $20 USD − $1729.03 JMD. $50 USD − $4322.57 JMD. New migrations of people of African descent into Nova Scotia. Who, why, when, where, how. Legacy of these migrations. Purposes of Black Cultural Center. Black Loyalist descendants: . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrIzqGp9MVw. Youssef. SOUINI . The Jamaican accent adopts words and structure from Jamaican Patois, a language that combines words from English, Patois and several West African languages. The language does not differentiate between a subject and object and it does not have a subject-verb agreement. It is an accent that is commonly heard in reggae and Creole music and is ubiquitous across the isle of Jamaica.. JAMAICAN ACCENT Youssef SOUINI ” The Jamaican accent adopts words and structure from Jamaican Patois, a language that combines words from English, Patois and several West African languages. Bristol’s First and Finest Art Gallery…. England’s only regional Academy of Art – a space where art is both made and displayed. Showcases the best of . B. ritish . a. rt, past and present. Supported by, and supporting the work of its Academician artist members. Fairfield University School of Nursing. Jamaican Culture. Supported by DHHS/HRSA/BHPR/Division of Nursing Grant#D62HP06858. Jamaican Culture. Objectives: Upon completion of this session, the participants will be able to ….. “a loss of a sense of security when encountering the unfamiliar at every turn”. What differences do you expect to encounter? . Physical . -. Social . -. Worldview: values, assumptions, goals . The Jamaican accent adopts words and structure from Jamaican Patois, a language that combines words from English, Patois and several West African languages. The language does not differentiate between a subject and object and it does not have a subject-verb agreement. It is an accent that is commonly heard in reggae and Creole music and is ubiquitous across the isle of Jamaica.. How to Play Ludo JAMAICAN RULES (Local vernacular = Ludi This gameis played by 2, 3, or 4 players’, with a game board, 4 markers or pieces per player, and a set of two dice. Ludo is played Authe Culture—set of rules that guide our behavior. Made up of our beliefs, history, knowledge, language, moral principles, skills, et cetera. Society-. large number of people who . 1. live in the same area. Plant . Tissue Culture is the process of growing isolated plant cells or organs in an artificial nutrient media outside the parent organism. In other words, it is an in vitro culture of plant cells or tissues on an artificial nutrient media under aseptic conditions, in glass containers..