Trini Phrase: Boboli
A Boboli in Trinidad and Tobago is typically a person who allows another to beat him up, misuse him or make a fool of him.
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Trini Phrase: Maco
In Trinidad and Tobago, the term “maco” is widely recognized and refers to someone who is excessively curious and always meddling in other people’s affairs. As a result, it has become a cultural symbol representing both positive and negative aspects of Trinidadian society. This post delves into the term’s origin, its common usage, and the
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Trini Phrase: Under Bamboo
A Hindu couple were declared, in Trinidad and Tobago to be “married under bamboo“, and the union had no constitutional standing whatsoever.
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Trini Phrase: Chupid
Trinidad and Tobago’s vibrant dialect is filled with expressions that perfectly capture everyday attitudes and behaviours. Among the most entertaining and widely used are the terms “chupid,” “chupidee,” and “chupidness.” These words highlight foolishness, poor judgment, and reckless behaviour, often with a touch of humour and sharp Trinbagonian wit. Let’s explore these words, their meanings,
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Trini Phrase: Negre Jardin
With the exception of a few fights between rival bands or Negre Jardins…the masqueraders were, on the whole, more amusing than anything else.
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