How do you say come here in jamaican language?

In Jamaican Patois (also known as Jamaican Creole), there are a few different ways to say "come here". Here are some common phrases:

- "Come 'ere!" (pronounced "come ere")

- "Ova yasso!" (pronounced "over yasso")

- "Roun' 'ere!" (pronounced "round ere")

- "Roun' dis side!" (pronounced "round dis side")

- "Mek weh yuh deh an' come!" (pronounced "mek weh yuh deh an come")

All of these phrases mean "come here" and can be used in various informal situations.