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In South African usage, this means "give me a ride" in a vehicle. A "lift" refers to transportation. It's commonly used ...

Give respect (Show honor)

Give take (Exchange)

Give thanks (Express gratitude)

Kubuyisela emuva (Returning back)

Frost

Fou (Nuts)

Giza/kitu kibaya (Darkness/something bad)

Night darkness

Glabre (Hairless)

Ice cream parlor

Glacière (Cooler)

Cooler

Estar contento (To be happy)

Charme sophistiqué (Sophisticated charm)

Ne rien faire (To do nothing)

Quartier Glass à Libreville (Glass neighborhood in Libreville)

غلاس كانون - قوي لكن هش (strong but fragile)

نضارة - Glasses

To call on the phone (onomatopoeic for a ringing sound).

Glenfiddich (Single malt)

Brique (Brick)

Landslide

Donner un pot-de-vin (To give a bribe)

Act out-of-character.

غليتشليس - بدون أخطاء (without glitches)

Brilho decorativo (Decorative sparkle)

Manerantany / Global

Béninois international (Global Beninese)

مواطن عالمي (Global citizen)

Conexión global débil (Weak global connection)

Conexiones globales creciendo (Growing global connections)

ڭلوبال لوكال - عالمي محلي (global local)

Mentalité internationale (Global mindset)

Earth heating (Global warming)

Globalização (Globalization)

Manerantany sy eto an-toerana / Glocal

Honneur divin (Glory to God)

Gloire perpétuelle à la Guinée (Eternal glory to Guinea)

Amanecer de gloria viniendo (Coming glory sunrise)

Brilho labial (Lip gloss)

App ya delivery (Delivery app)

ڭلوفو كويك - توصيل سريع (quick delivery)

Brilho natural (Natural shine)

Glow (Radiant skin)

Lama'an (Shine/radiance)

Éclat de peau africain (African glow)

Ntle le katleho / Beauty and success (Glow and progress)

Miposaka hafa / Glow different

توهج طبيعي (Natural glow)