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Jamaican slang for greeting someone: English- "Whats going on?". Increasingly popular in London, New York, Florida and Canada.

John: yow man! waa-gwaan? Ezra: nuttin much, tell mi nuh. (John: hey man! whats going on? Ezra: Nothing much, you tell me.)

just another term for "whats going on?"

meeting someone in the street...hey wa gwaan ?

Patois for "what's goin on"

Wha gwaan fi hype tonight? What's goin on tonight?

"What is going on?" in patois. Also see wha gwaan, wha gwaanin and gwaan.

"Eh bredren, what a' gwaan?" "Nuff tings mon."

Wa a Gwaan is the same thing as saying whats going on and it is used by most jamaicans or other islanders

Sheldon: Wa a Gwaan sah.. Al: Nuttin a gwaan...

Wassup

Eyyo wa gwaan fam

A greeting used by some Jamaican Muslims. Combining the Arabic “Salaam” meaning peace and the Jamaican “Wah Gwaan” meaning how are you. First utilised by Jamaican Muslim Djamil Ninsoo aka DouglaBwoy on TikTok

Salaam wah gwaan brothers and sisters?