Browse African Slang

Dia (Day)

Lumière de ma vie (Light of my life)

Lumo bi tey la (The weekly market is today)

Feira semanal (Weekly market)

Lua cheia (Full moon)

Lunch (Lunch)

Protects their lunch

لانش برايك - استراحة الغداء (lunch break)

Descanso de almuerzo extendido (Extended lunch break)

Kukutana chakula (Lunch date)

Saa ya chakula (Lunch hour)

Hali ya saa ya chakula (Lunch hour vibes)

Lunch money (Food money)

Hora de almoço (Lunch time)

Midday meal time

Ou wat altyd lunch ure verdwyn (Person who always disappears at lunch)

Pessoa do grupo étnico Lunda (Person from Lunda ethnic group)

Alatsinainy / Monday

Déprime du lundi (Monday blues)

Ma lune (My moon)

Lune de miel (Honeymoon)

Voyage de noces local (Local honeymoon)

Verres (Glasses)

Lunettes (Glasses)

Lunettes (Glasses)

Sunglasses

Lunettes à la mode (Fashionable glasses)

Lunga (Talking drum)

Gossip; rumors

Tamasha la Kiluo (Luo Festival)

Flauta tradicional (Traditional flute)

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

Observing without engaging

Hangs around quietly (online/offline).

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

Rich/decadent look/feel.

Esforço, batalha (Effort, battle)

Constant fight

Online betting on cockfights

Daily fight

Luta continua (The struggle continues)

Fight until end

Lutte bi tang na (The wrestling match was intense)

Lutte quotidienne (Daily struggle)

Lutte traditionnelle

Lutte traditionnelle (Traditional wrestling)

Combat traditionnel (Traditional wrestling)

Lutte écologique (Ecological fight)

Lutteur (Wrestler)

Alcool local (Local alcohol)