African Slang Words Starting With "G"

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 si say → Go seaside

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 dae (Go there/Continue)

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 kech fish → Go catch fish

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)