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I do apologize, I am fluent in Jamaican Patois, so I added History about it to give others more knowledge on the language.
I also felt it was necessary to add this "When Jamaican Patois is written there's two ways in which it's written which is known as Prapa-Prapa and Chaka Chaka for example "How come mi neva see yuh ah church sunday is weh yuh did deh ? Yuh cyaan hide fram Jesus yuh nuh" that's an example of Chaka Chaka Patwa
Example of Prapa-Prapa Patwa "Ou kom mi neva si yu a choch sonde iz we yu did de? Yu kyaahn aide fram Jiizas yu no"
Chaka Chaka is Patois for unorganised
Prapa-Prapa is Patois for Proper.
In English "How comes I never saw you at church on Sunday where were you? You know you can't hide from Jesus"
Many Jamaicans when writing Patois use Chaka Chaka. Disorganised Patois as most Jamaicans cannot understand Proper Patois However the Jamaican New Testament Bible "Di Jamiekan Nyuu Testiment" is written in Proper Patois.".
I feel rather belittled that you took down all my work when I was just trying to help.
I deleted ":)" from the page. That is all. If you look in the "View history" tab, you can find the edits of various users. Of course, if the page is long and the edit is old, it may take you a few minutes. Click "prev" next to the edit you wish to see and it will come up with the previous edit for comparison. Donner60 (talk) 22:12, 28 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
