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    When Them Fi Dan Baii Me Ah Know One Thing Buh Bruddah Come Nah Jan Nah Man Sa Mi Ah Haffi Do Som

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    This short passage appears to be in Jamaican patois and discusses an unnamed person knowing that their brother will come to help so they feel they must do something themselves. It is difficult to get more context from the passage as it is only a few words in Jamaican patois without additional context in standard English.

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    This short passage appears to be in Jamaican patois and discusses an unnamed person knowing that their brother will come to help so they feel they must do something themselves. It is difficult to get more context from the passage as it is only a few words in Jamaican patois without additional context in standard English.

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    Jesus

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    This short passage appears to be in Jamaican patois and discusses an unnamed person knowing that their brother will come to help so they feel they must do something themselves. It is difficult to get more context from the passage as it is only a few words in Jamaican patois without additional context in standard English.

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    When Them Fi Dan Baii Me Ah Know One Thing Buh Bruddah Come Nah Jan Nah Man Sa Mi Ah Haffi Do Som

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    This short passage appears to be in Jamaican patois and discusses an unnamed person knowing that their brother will come to help so they feel they must do something themselves. It is difficult to get more context from the passage as it is only a few words in Jamaican patois without additional context in standard English.

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    When them fi dan baii me ah know one thing buh bruddah come nah jan nah man

    sa mi ah haffi do som

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