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Jamaican Proverbs on Jealousy
Published Dec 23, 1997Do you know what the proverb " Tief nuh like si nedah man wid bag" means? Learn it's meaning in our Jamaican Proverbs on " Jealousy".
Tief nuh like si nedah man wid bag.
TRANSLATION: A thief does not like to see another man with a bag.
MEANINGS AND EXPLANATIONS: Being jealous of someone equaling the same goal or accomplishment.
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