Browse African Slang

Festival mondial (International festival)

Programme festival incroyable (Amazing festival lineup)

فيستيفال مود - مزاج المهرجان (festival mood)

مهرجان وطني (National festival)

Msimu wa tamasha (Festival season)

Festival culturel (Cultural festival)

فيستيفال فايبز - أجواء المهرجان (festival atmosphere)

Nako ea mokete / Keresemese (Celebration time / Christmas)

Maikutlo a mokete / Holiday feeling (Festive feeling)

Festive season (December holidays)

Festivité (Festivity)

Feta (Greek cheese)

Become popular / take off.

Get water/Draw water (Collect water)

Layered pastry; slang for something rich.

ፈተና/ፈተና (Exam)

ፈጢራ/ፈጢራ (Pancake)

Moins cher (Cheaper)

Cape Coast festival (Coastal celebration)

Signal d'arrêt (Stop signal)

Ravinkazo / Leaf

Feuj (Jewish - verlan)

Incendies savane (Bush fires)

Fever (Fever/malaria)

Fever grass (Medicinal plant)

Perte (Loss)

فزان (Fezzan region)

فهمتي ولا لا؟ - فهمت أم لا؟ (did you understand or not?)

Means being in a tough spot or big trouble. (Origin: Sudanese Arabic, lit. "in the mess")

في امان الله (In God's protection)

Take care (in God's protection)

في أمان الله - في أمان الله (in God's safety)

Fi ha kɔ (Get out of here) - Leave this place

Borrowed from English “La La Land,” used to describe someone daydreaming or out of touch. Usage: I called your name thre...

On time

What's up; what's happening

Paix à toi / Peace to you

Comprar a crédito (Buy on credit)

Fiado (Credit)

Bonheur (Happiness)

Fiainana / Life

Nouvelle vie / New life

Avy Fianarantsoa / Betsileo (From Fianarantsoa / Betsileo)

Se fiancer (To get engaged)

Engaged

Fiancé(e) (Engaged person)

Fianambadiana / Voafehy (Engagement / Promise)

Fiaraha-miasa / Collaboration

ፊያት ላቭ - ፍቕሪ ፊያት መኪና (Fiat love - Love for Fiat cars)

ألياف بصرية (Fiber optic)