| Bajan meals emphasize fish, chicken, pork, and other foods common in West Africa, such as rice, okra, and Scotch bonnet peppers. |
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| Today I wanted to talk about Bajan as a dialect or language or patois or whatever you wish to call it. |
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| In addition, I catch up on the latest Bajan music and now that Crop Over is around the corner, I'm getting the latest riddims. |
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| The local Bajan culture encompasses a very helping attitude which speaks volumes about the goodwill of Barbadians. |
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| But we're assured dolphin is a kind of Bajan fish not dissimilar to tuna. |
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| The local dialect is called Bajan, also the colloquial name for the people of Barbados. |
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| It was also in Montreal that he first discovered the work of Bajan artist Goodridge Roberts, and the simplicity of his brush strokes. |
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| In ordinary social settings, Bajans prefer to speak Bajan, but when the occasion warrants it, they slip into a language that is more nearly standard English. |
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| The number of native Bajan speakers has declined in recent decades. |
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| Also, Aston Villa striker Marlon Harewood, Tom Soares and Paul Ifill of Crystal Palace and Mark McCammon of Doncaster Rovers are just some of the English brigade eligible to play for the Bajan Braves. |
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| Richard Pacquette began the scoring for the hosts after 20 minutes and Rashida Williams drew level for the Bajan Braves three minutes before the half. |
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| A Bajan speaker may be completely unintelligible to an English speaker from another country. |
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| Bajan cuisine is a mixture of African, Indian, Irish, Creole and British influences. |
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| What brought about this curious state of affairs is my recent marriage to a Barbadian, or Bajan as 'we' like to call ourselves. |
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| Send the Barbadian or Bajan flag to a friend! |
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| Obviously, as one who is proud to be a 'hyphenated-Canadian' the sense that-I celebrate my West Indianism, my Bajan roots, I think that's what makes me. |
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| The degree of intelligibility between Bajan and general English, for the general English speaker, depends on the level of creolised vocabulary and idioms. |
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| Obviously, as someone who is proud to be a hyphenated-Canadian in the sense that I celebrate my West Indianism, my Bajan roots, I think that's what makes me. |
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| Obviously, as one who is proud to be a 'hyphenated-Canadian' in the sensethat I celebrate my West Indianism, my Bajan roots, I think that's what makes me. |
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