African Slang Words Starting With "B"

Die groot vrou in die office (The big woman in the office)

Mara qawiya fi shogol (Strong woman at work)

Female boss/Leader (Female boss)

Presión de jefa (Boss lady pressure)

Omukulu gwetu (Our boss)

Executive position (Management)

وضع الرئيس (Boss mode)

بوص موف (Boss move)

Action de patron (Boss move)

حركات الرئيس (Boss moves)

Liketso tsa bohlale / Mekhoa ea katleho (Smart actions / Success methods)

Making boss moves (Making boss moves)

Baas besluite (Boss decisions)

Izenzo ezihlakaniphile / Ukwenza kahle (Smart actions / Doing well)

بوص موفز اونلي (Boss moves only)

بوس ميوزيك - موسيقى الزعيم (boss theme)

بوص اب (Boss up)

Become boss/Lead (Boss up)

Level up financially (Improve status)

Kuba umuyobozi (To become a boss)

Khula ube yi-boss (Grow to be boss)

Vin en boss (Become a boss)

Sir mudeer (Become boss)

ቦስ አፕ/መሻሻል (Boss up/level 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 ...

Músika suavi (Música suave) (Bossa nova)

Argot de Bossangoa (Bossangoa slang)

Bosser (To work hard)

Yin aiki tuƙuru (Working hard)

Miasa / Miezaka (Work / Try)

Travailler dur (Work hard)

Étudier intensément (Study intensely)

Travailler dur (Work hard)

Bosseur (Hard worker)

Term of respect for any man, like 'sir' or 'chief'.

Boss or friend (respectful address)

Rich person

Gutegeka abantu (To command people)

To be broke

Bosula (Laziness)

Bosupi (Testimony)

Boswa jwa ngwao (Cultural heritage)

Met up with; ran into (someone)

Ville du Centre (Central city)

Accent de Bouar (Bouar accent)

Boubou traditionnel (Traditional boubou)

Vêtement traditionnel (Traditional garment)