Datapoint Jamaican/Order of degree word and adjective

It appears that only predicative adjectives in Jamaican may be modified with a degree word. I have not yet come across an example of an adjective in attributive use co-occurring with a degree word.

There are some degree words, e.g. tuu (< Eng. too) which are only used in front of the predicate adjective, and others, e.g. bad (< Eng. bad) which only occur after the predicate adjective.

Values

Degree word precedes adjective Frequency: 50.0%

Example 8-9:
Di lili pikni tuu bad.
Di
det
lili
little
pikni
child
tuu
too
bad.
bad
The little child is too rude.
Confidence:
Very certain

Degree word follows adjective Frequency: 50.0%

Example 8-10:
Di fuud hat bad.
Di
det
fuud
food
hat
hot
bad.
bad
The food is very hot.
Confidence:
Very certain