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Next came the jerk-spiked hummus doused in a garlic, onion and coriander lime oil dressing, which confirmed Patois' adaptation of Jamaican taste in recipes that boldly appeal to its audience's taste buds.

With, as language consultant, Harvard University doctoral student Patois instructor Khytie Brown

In his autobiography, written in the decade following the final 1938 issue of transition but not published until 1998, Jolas characterizes "Revolution," and thus the theory of language that would emerge from this treatise, as an extension of his patois experiences in the Franco-German borderlands, "melting-pot" America, and expatriate Paris.

The 'wholly false' 'Jamaican patois' that he referred to in his Newsnight rant is certainly part of the story, at least.

But the show was backed by poet Benjamin Zephaniah, who defended the characters' use of Jamaican patois.

A spokesperson for the BBC said Mr De Souza's books are written in "Afro-Caribbean patois rhyme" and this has been transferred to the TV series to retain its "heart, integrity and distinctive quality".

into the patois & sucking so much joy from the tail spin

If we are unable to understand your peculiar patois, your

However it is also full of the local patois which made me wonder to what extent young Australian readers would persevere with the story.

Her dual Jamaican and British heritage is also tackled with aplomb, with many verses written in patois that will be challenging and enjoyable to any young reader.

Much fun ensues as Philippe settles in, learns the local patois and joins in the social life.