Browse African Slang

Ambositra / Tanàna mpanao zanatany

Neighborhood in Djibouti City

Chaleur ambrée (Amber warmth)

Ambroisie conjugale (Marital ambrosia)

Ambulance

Ambulance rapide (Fast ambulance)

Vendeur mobile (Mobile vendor)

Bataille d'Amdjarass

I/Me Kwangali (Self)

Population (Population)

Mauvaise personne (Bad person)

Trompeur (Deceiver)

A gossip; someone who likes to spread rumors.

Voisinage (Neighborhood)

How (Berber)

Who

أملن فالي - وادي أملن (Ameln valley)

Ho dumela / Ke nnete (To agree / It's true)

Ainsi soit-il (So be it)

Coin de prière (Prayer corner)

Amende (Fine)

Amende (Fine)

Amende (Fine)

Amefanikiwa / Amebahatika (He/she has made it / become successful or rich)

አሜሪካ/አሜሪካ (America)

فيزا أمريكا (America visa)

Means “to chill” or “relax” (from “amesa” meaning afternoon, like taking an afternoon rest). Usage: Let’s amesa at my pl...

“I’m thankful,” often said ironically among youth to mean “I’m good, no thanks.”

Tout le monde (Everyone)

Chakula kwa Kipokot (Food in Pokot)

Personne importante (Important person)

Compassion (Compassion)

Chat (Cat)

Eau (Water)

Friend (Facebook)

Friend how's it going (French)

Ami d'enfance (Childhood friend)

Ami d'école (School friend)

Amigo do homem (Man's friend)

Ami fidèle (Loyal friend)

Ami(e)-ami(e) (Just friends)

Amin'ny fisakaizana / Friendly

Amigo de infância (Childhood friend)

Amine (Amen)

Amitié approfondie (Friendship deepened)

Amitié cultivée (Cultivated friendship)

Amitié solide (Solid friendship)

Pâte de maïs rouge (Red corn paste)

Bouillie de maïs (Corn porridge)

Wake up