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Jamaican Proverbs on Love and Romance
Published Dec 23, 1997Do you know what the proverb "ole fiyah tick ezzi fi ketch " means? Learn it's meaning in our Jamaican Proverbs on " Love and Romance".
Ole fiyah tick ezzi fi ketch.
TRANSLATION: Old fire stick is easily ignited.
MEANINGS AND EXPLANATIONS: 1.Old relationship between lovers can be easily rekindled. 2. if a relationship has previously existed between two people, it is easier to rekindle the flames of love than to start a new relationship
Ebry ho ave 'im tick a bush.
TRANSLATION:For every hoe there is a stick in the bushes.
MEANINGS AND EXPLANATIONS: Everyone can find a love interest someplace
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