Browse African Slang

Market faith

Unir (To unite)

Fée (Fairy)

Félicitations (Congratulations)

Objet magique (Magic object)

Fétiches (Traditional charms)

Songye fetishes

Febroary / February

Fêtard (Party animal)

Fête Gerewol (Gerewol celebration)

Fête communautaire (Community celebration)

Célébration de fiançailles (Engagement party)

Célébration locale (Neighborhood party)

Fête traditionnelle de purification (Traditional purification festival)

Fête nationale (National holiday)

Fête nationale (National day)

Célébration nationale animée (Vibrant national holiday)

Fête partagée (Shared celebration)

Fête du pays (Country party)

Fête nationale (National holiday)

Fête villageoise (Village celebration)

Birthday party

Fête-môgô (Party goer)

Fɔ cogo, accent (Speaking way, accent)

Dɔnkili da, miziki bɔ (Play music, make music)

Numu baarafɛn, nɛgɛso fɛn (Blacksmith tool, forge thing)

Waati fɔlɔ, tɛmɛsira (First time, before)

Se lever (Wake up)

Fɔ́nví (Aîné/Elder sibling)

Sɛnɛ ba, grand champ (Big field, large farm)

Semaine (Week)

Kosɛbɛ, kojugu (Very much, extremely)

Froid (Cold)

Foyi tɛ, ko si tɛ (Nothing, no problem)

“As you like” or “up to you” (literally “in your situation”). Usage: Tu veux rester? F’halek, moi je sors maintenant. (Y...

Boasting, showing pride

Corte degradê masculino (Men's fade cut)

Big sitting (gathering place)

Please brother

Pista de rodagem (Traffic lane)

Ausência (Absence)

Roupa temática (Costume)

Intensified emotion - aad u farax

Intensified emotion - darajada ugu farax

Intensified emotion - xad dhaaf farax

Pacote de roupas usadas (Bundle of used clothes)

Luz do carro (Headlight)

Joy and sadness together

Joy mixed with amazement

Education expression - baro fasalka