Browse African Slang

Ho sebetsa ka thata / Boikitlaetso (To work hard / Dedication)

Grind (Work hard)

Grind (Hard work)

Work hard

Working constantly

Works hard and succeeds

طحن يومي (Daily grind)

Boemo ba mosebetsi / Work mode

الكفاح لا يتوقف (Grind never stops)

قرايند تايم (Grind time)

Travailler sans relâche (To grind relentlessly)

መፍጨት/መፍጨት (Mefchet) - grinding

Imbokodvo (Grinding stone)

Mentalidade de trabalho duro (Hard work mentality)

Grins (Tea gathering)

Griot (Traditional praise singer)

حكواتي عصري (Modern griot)

Modern griot

Conteur contemporain (Contemporary storyteller)

Histoire du griot (Griot's tale)

Jeliw, tariku lakanabagaw (Griots, history keepers)

مغنية تقليدية نجمة (Star traditional singer)

Fried pastry

Danse populaire (Popular dance)

Très avare (Penny pincher)

Good traction/tight

Volom-batolalaka / Gray

Basi, yɛlɛmani fɛn (Amulet, protection thing)

Amulette protectrice

Gritar (Shout)

Falar alto (To shout)

Groceries (Food items)

ڭروسري ران - جولة البقالة (grocery run)

ግሮሰሪ/ግሮሰሪ (Grocery) - grocery store

Murmurer mécontentement (Grumble)

O hloekile / Clean

Kutilungisa (Fixing yourself)

Groom's friends/Male support (Groom's team)

Groot man (Big man/Boss)

Northern gateway (Regional hub)

Grootman (Big man/Respected person)

Grootman (Big man/Respected person)

Aura of seasoned authority.

Rythme entraînant (Catchy rhythm)

Groove (To party/enjoy)

Groove correct (Party well)

Party animal wat altyd uit gaan (Party animal who always goes out)

Epandulo lyokudanisa (Place to party)

Groove yang groove (Party hard)

Dancing/Partying (Dancing)