I don't care how yuh say it as long as it taste good rass

Don't waste your time. Just let them know they can't make it better than Guyanese.

Which item you have more, that word is first such rice and peas. As for the curry chicken, is the same as BBQ chicken, Fry chicken ,tanduri chicken, baked chicken and so on, it's all an adjective to describe the Chicken. So the Ja man is correct.

kp posted:

Which item you have more, that word is first such rice and peas. As for the curry chicken, is the same as BBQ chicken, Fry chicken ,tanduri chicken, baked chicken and so on, it's all an adjective to describe the Chicken. So the Ja man is correct.

CurrIED Chicken, BBQed, FriED.......come on man. As for Tandoori, that's  the oven the cooking is done in.

Whether you call it punani pyssy cat or salt fish is all the same to me rass

Amral posted:

Whether you call it punani pyssy cat or salt fish is all the same to me rass

Easy man call it whatever, once the cook shop understand your order.

kp posted:

Which item you have more, that word is first such rice and peas. As for the curry chicken, is the same as BBQ chicken, Fry chicken ,tanduri chicken, baked chicken and so on, it's all an adjective to describe the Chicken. So the Ja man is correct.

Maybe... but Guyanese seek to describe the curry, not the chicken. Hence chicken curry, potato curry, beef curry, mango curry.

Me had a primary school fren who read somewhere that according to science, you don't have any clothes on.

So one day he papa was coming home from the shovel gang and he mentioned this science to his father.

Afta de man slap he ass with as cutlass a few time and said, me come home tired and you saying dis stupid-ness.

He nevva mention science again.   

Amral posted:

Whether you call it punani pyssy cat or salt fish is all the same to me rass

HAHAAAA..tarasssss.

https://englisheasy1.wordpress...en-or-chicken-curry/

Whenever you shall have ever be finish it is still curry 

As long as it has massala and curry powder it works.  Don’t like Trini curry - tasteless. 😀

GTAngler posted:

Having this "discussion" with a couple of people here at work. The Jamaican says "Curry Chicken" and I am trying in vain to explain the difference between a noun and an adjective.

Funny, I met a Jamaican guy few days ago. When he heard I’m from Guyana, first question to me, do you say curry chicken or chicken curry?  I got confused and had to think.   Chicken curry!

I actually heard this debate on the radio station the other day (can't remember which one) and it's both correct. They are very similar but a bit different in spices used and the order it goes in pot. So no use fighting for titles...it's both right ....sssooo HA!!!

Cher Bear posted:

I actually heard this debate on the radio station the other day (can't remember which one) and it's both correct. They are very similar but a bit different in spices used and the order it goes in pot. So no use fighting for titles...it's both right ....sssooo HA!!!

No they are not. It's either Chicken Curry meaning a curry made from chicken or CurrIED Chicken meaning the way the chicken was prepared.

WHATEVER! 

As I am drinkin meh rum, meh rum is gettin drunk. 

suh hurry the curry or curry in ah hurry 

Cher Bear posted:

WHATEVER! 

Absolutely...WHATEVER!

Adjective comes before the noun. So Chicken Curry would be a curry with a hint of chicken...Curried chicken would be chicken cooked in a curry sauce. There was once a case in the UK where a guy sued a restaurant for giving him Duck stew with a tiny bit of duck. Judge ruled that it was a stew with duck flavour.

I hungry