Because some things just don’t sound the same in English… 1: “Ah deh ya.” Translation: I’m ..
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Ah, Guyanese slang—a melodic mash-up of English, Creolese, African, Indian, Portuguese, and a splash ..
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The Guyanese Diaspora: A Tapestry of Nostalgia and Cultural Pride Guyana, officially the Co-operative ..
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Denzel Southwell, against all odds, has made a remarkable achievement by becoming the first ever Guyanese ..
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Sarah Sarjoo is a prime example of someone who turned the tides of adversity into stepping stones for success. ..
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As the clock strikes midnight, ushering in the promise of a new year, Guyanese from all walks of life ..
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In a world where challenges often serve as roadblocks, there exist individuals whose journeys become ..
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Guyanese are a very happy, peaceful, and loving bunch of people. However, don’t get a Guyanese ..
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