Gwarn Edit Meaning

1.

Gwarn = Jamaican slang for go on! It is the message that Pato Banton brings to the world in song.

Pato gives an easy and inspiring explanation, he explains that, as a child, his mother would open the door and say “gwarn” (go on), leaving him to make his own way to school, “for those of you who don’t have someone holding your hand through this life, telling you exactly what you need to be doing, don’t fret, gwarn and do it!”

See jamaican, slang, go, on

2.

Gwarn = Jamaican slang for 'going on'. Often used as part of an inquiry into the general well being of a friend or acquaintance

Safe G, what's gwarn? You coo?

See gwarn, going, on, safe

3.

Jamaican for go on.

'Gwarn dat ting rudeboi'

'May I have a puff of that cannabis cigarette good sir?'

See gwarn, go, on, jamaican, ting, bush, herb