Browse African Slang

Boss (Boss - English/French)

Chef du Sahel

Batalha com chefe (Boss battle)

Presión de jefa (Boss lady pressure)

Executive position (Management)

وضع الرئيس (Boss mode)

Decisão inteligente de carreira (Smart career decision)

Kwenta njenge-boss (Acting like a boss)

بوص موفز اونلي (Boss moves only)

بوس ميوزيك - موسيقى الزعيم (boss theme)

Miakatra / Boss up

Mkuu anayesumbua (Pressuring boss)

Femme dirigeante (Female boss)

Boss-man (Boss - employer)

Calling someone 'Boss' (or in Shona, pfesi meaning big man) on the street is acknowledging their high-roller status. In ...

Argot de Bossangoa (Bossangoa slang)

Bosser (To work hard)

Travailler dur (Work hard)

Étudier intensément (Study intensely)

Travailler dur (Work hard)

Bosseur (Hard worker)

Anyone who is the boss or person in charge

Rich person

To be broke

Bosula (Laziness)

Bosupi (Testimony)

Boswa jwa ngwao (Cultural heritage)

Met up with; ran into (someone)

Bateau/Pirogue (Boat/Canoe)

Passenger boat

Namibia (Liberia)

Ville du Centre (Central city)

Accent de Bouar (Bouar accent)

Vêtement traditionnel (Traditional garment)

Boubou traditionnel (Traditional boubou)

Boubou traditionnel (Traditional boubou)

Boubou décoré

بوبو أنيق (Chic boubou, traditional dress)

Always in traditional dress

Boubou élégant (Elegant boubou)

Bouc (Goatee)

Problème, bagarre (Problem, fight)

Vendeur de livres d'occasion (Used book seller)

Vava / Mouth

Qui parle trop (Talks too much)

فم حلو، كلام معسول (Sweet talker, smooth talker)

Bouche à oreille (Word of mouth)

Bouche à oreille (Word of mouth)

Bouche ouverte d'étonnement (Open-mouthed in amazement)

Remplaçant (Substitute)