Browse African Slang

Pretend

Progresser (Make one's way)

Faire du théâtre (Make a scene)

Faire ce qu'on aime (Do one's thing)

Faire style (To act cool)

Faire une collaboration (Do a feature)

Diffuser en direct (Do a live)

Prendre une photo de soi (Take a selfie)

Faire des manières (To put on airs)

Annonce (Announcement)

Fairly fairly (Quite fair)

Luchador constante por equidad (Steady fairness fighter)

Sois prudent (Be careful)

Attention (Watch out)

Entrepreneur (Entrepreneur)

Togolese French for “to share equally” (literally “make two two”). Used when dividing things between two people.

Nouvelle locale (Local news)

እምነት/እምነት (Imnet) - faith

ፌይዝ ኮሚዩኒቲ - ሕብረተሰብ እምነት (Faith community)

إيمان عميق (Deep faith)

Faith doubt (Belief)

Fundación de fe construyendo (Building faith foundation)

Guardián fuerte de fe (Strong faith keeper)

Faith strong (Belief firm)

ፌይዝ ስትሮንግ - ጽኑዕ እምነት (Strong faith)

Go nna faithful (To be faithful)

Prière du matin (Morning prayer)

Apply pressure / push hard.

Taqlid/muqallad (Imitation)

Counterfeit

Fake (Counterfeit)

Falso / imitação (Fake / imitation)

Fake (Fake)

Marca falsa, imitação (Fake brand, imitation)

Counterfeit brands (Replica items)

Fake fake (Completely fake)

Metsoalle ea mabelu / False friends

A phrase for the lifestyle of pretending to be wealthy or living beyond one's means to impress others. Accusing someone ...

Fake life (Pretentious lifestyle)

Akhbar kadhib (False news)

False information

Notícias falsas (False news)

I think; I remember

Fruits

فخر - Pride

Fancy/high-class; showing off

فاخر - Luxurious

Pottery

Fakitire (Invoice/bill)

Fakoyɛ na, nakɔ jalanw (Okra sauce, slimy vegetables)