African Slang Words Starting With "B"

Brincar na rua (Play on street)

Joga na rua (Jogar na rua) (Play in street)

Brinco (Earring)

بريوات، مثلثات (Triangular pastries)

Brick

Ventu levi di mar (Vento leve do mar) (Breeze)

Pedra miúda (Pedra miúda) (Gravel)

Ɗan'uwa, aboki (Brother, friend)

Kaka/ndugu (Bro/brother)

Murumuna cyangwa inshuti (Brother or friend)

Bro (Brother/friend)

ብሮ/ወንድም (Brother)

Brother/Male friend (Guy friend)

Kaka / Rafiki (Brother/friend)

Bro (Brother)

Irmão / amigo (Brother / friend)

Frère (Brother)

برو - Brother/Friend

How's it bro

Broke

Main street/Center (Broad Street)

Broadcast (Mass message)

Anvoy tou dimoun (Broadcast)

Mass message (Broadcast)

Kutuma kwa wengi (Send to many)

Kohereza ubutumwa ku bantu benshi (Send message to many people)

Adicción a difusiones (Broadcast addiction)

Umlayeto osakatiwe (Broadcast message)

Mass text/Multiple send (Bulk message)

Mass message (Mass message)

Broadcastinga (Broadcasting)

Inyama zokye ku mushyushye (Grilled meat on skewers)

Brochettes (Skewers)

Brochette man (Kebab seller)

Inyama zose hamwe (All meats together)

Kebab de mouton

Tsatsika hen'omby / Zébu skewer

Brochettes (Meat skewers)

Grillades de rue (Street corner skewers)

Brochure (Brochure)

Brother (Brother)

Errar, falhar (To mess up, to fail)

Broderie (Embroidery)

Qui fait la broderie (Embroiderer)

Skata nyus → Scatter news

Sibling conflict | Sibbe konflik

Teasing phrase when someone speaks a big English word.

Brofosɛm (White man's words) - Speaking English or foreign language

Baie warm (Very hot)

ብሮክ/ገንዘብ የለም (Broke)