Browse African Slang

Ir embora / terminar (Leave / break up)

Terminar relacionamento (To end a relationship)

Esforçar-se ao máximo (Give it all)

Arranjar solução criativa (Find creative solution)

Dar uma volta (Take a walk)

Fingir ser (Pretend to be)

Ajudar (To help)

Ver sem compromisso (Browse)

Passear de carro (Go for a ride)

Deixar de seguir (Stop following)

Apreciar (To value)

Literally “give a turn,” slang for to outsmart or evade (like get around rules).

Dara amul ci ñoom (There's nothing between them)

Daraba spécial (Special okra sauce)

درجة - Grade/Mark

درجة (Grade / degree)

Big bridge

Gendarme

Gendarmerie; rural police force that controls checkpoints - encounters range from helpful to harassment based on appeara...

Darasa/chumba cha masomo (Class/study room)

Arabic class

French class

Interpretation class

دارب (Expert / skilled)

High five

ضربة - Kick/Shot

Très vite (Very quickly)

Good feeling

Bad feeling

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Dari/juu ya nyumba (Roof/top of house)

Moroccan Arabic dialect

داريجا ليفينڭ - العيش بالدارجة (Darija living)

داريجا باور - قوة الدارجة (Darija power)

دارك أكاديميا - Dark academia

Storm approaching (Rain clouds)

Surprise contender (Unknown threat)

Nastys ape niggas

Mpenzi/mpendwa (Darling/beloved)

Père/Vieux

Père/Vieux

Père (Father - slang)

Daron de la street (Street father/OG)

Mère (Mother - slang)

Mère (Mother - slang)

Mère

Means “to hurt,” but youth use it as “to roast” or “burn” someone with a remark.

Mchezo wa mishale (Darts)

To dash someone money means to give a small amount of money as a gift or tip with no strings attached. It's commonly use...

A small gift or tip (sometimes a bribe)