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**Gometesstem** · 08-05-2011, 12:58 AM

This one, especially since such mixes are not rare in the more populated areas. Same for me, too.

Jamaicans and Puerto Ricans have told me I look like a mix of Jamaican/PR or Jamaican/DR

Jamaicans have also perceived me as Trini and Guyanese A LOT. I am often thought to be Trini by Spanish speaking people and English speaking Caribbean people. I went to Miami Carnival, a SOCA carnival like they do in T and T and I was amazed at how many Trinis are my complexion.

08-05-2011, 12:58 AM	#36
Gometesstem Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 505 Senior Member	This one, especially since such mixes are not rare in the more populated areas. Same for me, too. Jamaicans and Puerto Ricans have told me I look like a mix of Jamaican/PR or Jamaican/DR Jamaicans have also perceived me as Trini and Guyanese A LOT. I am often thought to be Trini by Spanish speaking people and English speaking Caribbean people. I went to Miami Carnival, a SOCA carnival like they do in T and T and I was amazed at how many Trinis are my complexion.
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