Jamaican creole (known locally as " Patwa" , for patois) was one of the deepest in the Caribbean, partly because of the sheer numbers transported there, and the accent there is still so thick as to be almost undecipherable.

牙买加克里奥尔语（当地称为“Patwa”，意为土语）是加勒比海地区最深的克里奥尔语之一，部分原因是那里运送的人数众多，而且那里的口音仍然很重，几乎无法辨认。