Browse African Slang

Go apola (To undress)

Go araba (To answer)

Go atlega (To succeed)

Go baakanya (To fix/repair)

Go batla (To want/look for)

Go baya (To put)

It will be alright; things will work out (“go be” = it will become).

Go beela (To put/keep)

Go bereka (To work)

Go besa (To roast)

Go betsa (To hit)

Go bina (To dance)

Go bitsa (To call)

Go boela (To return)

Go boifa (To be scared)

Go boloka (To save/keep)

Go bona (To see)

Go breakeven (Break even)

Go bua (To speak/talk)

Go buelela (To answer back)

Go buisana (To converse)

Go bula (To open)

A joking insult telling someone to get lost (go burn the bush).

Go diega (To be late)

Go dira (To do/make)

Go dira ka natla (Work hard)

Go duela (To pay)

Go dumalana (To agree)

Go dumela (To greet/agree)

Go ema (To stand/stop)

Go emisa (To stop)

Go fa (To give)

Go farologana (To be different)

Go feta (To pass/exceed)

Go fetsa (To finish)

Go fitlha (To arrive)

Go fitlhela (To find)

Go fola (To get better/heal)

Go fologa (To get off/alight)

Mandehana! / Go for it

Go fosa (To make a mistake)

Go gakgamatsa (To surprise)

Go galefa (To be angry)

Go ganetsana (To disagree)

Go go (Keep going)

Go gogela (To pull)

Go gola (To grow)

Go gopola (To remember)

Go gotsa (To light fire)

Sir akhdar (Become green)