A fork of Rural Dictionary
Blessed love is a warm and loving greeting you would hear from the Rastafarians living in the beautiful Island of Jamaica it can be use as a greeting when you meet people or it can be use when you are leaving its a classy word that can be use anywhere anytime it fits in just right for hello and goodby
Natty said to his bredren and sistren blessed love as he leave the room Ras Hugo said blessed love to his bredren and sistren as he arrived in Africa at the Airport
Gwaan is a way of speech used by true Jamaican which really mean go on it is also used in St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Kerry said to wayne gwaan a yuh yard before mi mada come catch yuh inna har house and start a fuss In Jamaica they would say children gwaan a skool and learn the golden rule Andrea said to her best friend wah gwaan yuh did deh a di dance last nite