Browse African Slang

Quelque chose de bien (Something good)

Pleurnicher, se plaindre (To whine, complain)

Manger en Baoulé (To eat in Baoulé)

Savoir (To know)

Gnass (Girl/chick)

Gnass (Girl/chick)

Prostituée (Prostitute)

ڭناوة، موسيقى ڭناوية (Gnawa music)

ڭناوة تاون - مدينة ڭناوة (Gnawa music town)

ڭناوة ترانس - نشوة ڭناوة (Gnawa ecstasy)

ግንባር/ግንባር (Gnbar) - fog

Feuilles okok (Okok leaves)

Froid en Dioula (Cold in Dioula)

Tomate concentrée locale (Local tomato concentrate)

Dumuni tobi min bɛ kɛ ni shɔ ye (Cooked food made with beans)

Gnoxe (To flirt)

Dormir en Baoulé (To sleep in Baoulé)

Sale, malpropre (Dirty, unclean)

Bon, bien en Baoulé (Good, well in Baoulé)

A girl or young woman, often meaning ones girlfriend (Origin: Nouchi - Ivorian slang)

Go (Girl - slang)

Fille (Girl)

Petite amie (Girlfriend - slang)

Go adima (To borrow/lend)

Go aga (To build)

Go akanya (To think)

Go amogela thuso (To receive help)

Go apara (To wear/dress)

Go apaya (To cook)

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)