Browse African Slang

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)

Go green (Environmental friendly)

Environmental program

Go hutsafala (To be sad)

Go ikakanyeditse (To be worried)

Go ikama (To milk for oneself)

Go ikanyega (To doubt)

Go ikemiseditse (To be determined)

Go iketla (To relax)

Go iketleeleditse (To be at ease)

Go ikgantsha (To boast/show off)

Go ikgapha (To invite oneself)

Go ikgata (To step on oneself/make mistake)

Go ikgathatsa (To trouble oneself)

Go ikgatholola (To cool oneself)

Go ikgatholosa (To rest)

Go ikgogela (To be proud)

Go ikgolaganya (To distance oneself)

Go ikgweetsa (To scratch oneself)

Go ikhutsa (To rest)

Go ikisa (To take oneself)

Go ikitaya (To tickle oneself)

Go ikitshidila (To shade oneself)