Caribbean Culture Vocabulary

noun a regional form of a language, especially one with a nonstandard pronunciation or vocabulary

• The linguist studied the unique patois spoken in the region.
• I love listening to the local patois when I visit my grandparents.
• The patois they speak in that neighborhood is so cool.
• His writing style is like a linguistic patois, blending different influences seamlessly.

noun a person of African descent living in or originating from the Caribbean region

adjective relating to or characteristic of people of African descent living in or originating from the Caribbean region

• The Afro-Caribbean community in the city has a rich cultural heritage.
• I love going to the Afro-Caribbean restaurant downtown for some delicious food.
• That new dancehall track has some serious Afro-Caribbean vibes.
• Her writing style is a fusion of Afro-Caribbean influences and modern storytelling techniques.

noun a person of African descent living in or coming from the Caribbean region

• The government has implemented programs to support the integration of afro-caribbeans into society.
• I have many afro-caribbean friends who are incredibly talented and hardworking.
• Some people mistakenly assume all afro-caribbeans are good at dancing and singing.
• The cultural influence of afro-caribbeans can be seen in various aspects of music and art.