African Slang Words Starting With "B"

Bière de mil locale (Local millet beer)

Lucha de balance bilingüe (Bilingual balance struggle)

مرونة ثنائية اللغة (Bilingual flex)

Bili ya malipo (Payment bill)

I-account yekudla (Food account)

I-account yekudla (Food account)

ቢል/ቢል (Bill) - bill/check

Ifishi y'ibiciro (Payment receipt)

Struggles with bills

Rekening asseblief (Check please)

ሂሳብ እባክህ/ሂሳብ እባክህ (Hisab ebakeh) - bill please

Payment request (Check please)

Sikhumbuzo se-bill (Bill reminder)

Pay the bill

Act angry / sulk.

Billah (By God - Arabic)

Billiards

Sells billboard space

Jeu de billes (Marbles)

Marbles

Argent papier (Paper money)

Billet/ticket (Ticket)

Argent honnête (Clean money)

Asking for money (Asking for money)

أحلام المليردير (Billionaire dreams)

فواتير - Bills

Bili (Bills)

By God, used for emphasis or pleading.

Les affaires, les choses (The stuff, the things)

Choses, trucs (Things, stuff)

Choses anciennes/traditions (Ancient things/traditions)

Things of the world

Hojas comestibles locales (Local edible leaves)

Wild yams

Médicaments traditionnels (Traditional medicine)

Another crude slang for an older woman (like dried meat) in a youthful affair. Not polite, used among guys jokingly.

Dried, cured meat snack similar to beef jerky but with unique South African spices

Dried meat (jerky), a popular snack. Youth might use it in jokes or nicknames (e.g. calling someone biltong if they're t...

Biltong (Dried meat)

Money saved for dried meat | Geld gespaar vir droë vleis

Bima ya gari (Car insurance)

Parler de Bimbo (Bimbo speech)

Bimpi (Nonsense/Rubbish)

Nakɔfɛn caman bɔ, mauvaise herbe (Many weeds come out, weeds)

In Creole, 'Come eat (with us)'. It's an invitation to join a meal, showing hospitality. If you walk in on someone eatin...

Ho tantsha (To dance)

Building

Bina (Dance)

Ho bina hantle / To bina hantle

Danse avec moi (Dance with me)