African Slang Words Starting With "F"

نوع الأبد (Forever type)

Vir altyd jong nasie (Forever young nation)

Foreign exchange trading (Foreign exchange trading)

Tabdil amlaat (Currency exchange)

Marché des changes (Foreign exchange)

Foreign currency

Foreign exchange

Currency exchange office (Money changer)

Mutengesi wemari (forex dealer)

Forex trader - Foreign exchange trader

Kutsenga nekuthengisa imali (Buying and selling money)

Gucuruza amadovizi (Currency trading)

Currency exchange trading (Foreign exchange)

Crédit internet (Internet credit)

Abonnement (Subscription)

Package data (Internet package)

Data plan

Forge traditionnelle (Traditional blacksmith)

Forge ancienne

Forgeron (Blacksmith)

Caste de forgeron

Le forgeron forge (Blacksmith forges)

Move on/Release (Let it go)

Don't remember (Forget it)

Pardon/Let go (Show mercy)

Pardon past (Let go)

Forgive forget (Pardon and move on)

Camino del perdón abriéndose (Opening forgiveness path)

ሹካ/ሹካ (Shuka) - fork

Hali / mtindo (State / style)

Perfect form (Perfect technique)

Form (To pretend)

Act important/Pretend (Put on airs)

To pretend (To act)

English “form” used to mean plans/what’s up. Asking “Form ni gani?” is like “What’s the plan?” among youths.

Exercise technique review (Movement verification)

Form five (Fifth year secondary)

Literally 'what's the form?' meaning 'what's the plan/what's up?' Often shortened to just Form? It inquires about what s...

Form one (First year secondary)

Moaparo o hlomphehang / Respectful clothes

Termina kursu (Terminar curso) (Graduate)

فورمات - Format

A scripted story or method for scamming someone. A format might include fake documents, photos, and sweet talk used to d...

Apagar tudo e reinstalar (Format)

Format

Formateur (Trainer)

Apprentissage (Training)

Team arrangement/Setup (Team structure)

Formation professionnelle (Professional training)

Mpangilio (Formation)