Browse African Slang

Namibian patriotism (National honor)

Meat (food focus).

Nama (Meat)

Nama people (Ethnic group)

Nama traditional dance (Cultural step)

Distrito costeiro (Coastal district)

Namana / Sakaiza (Friend / Buddy)

Namane (Calf)

Namaqua (Wine)

Numéro un (Number one)

Première classe (First class)

نايم دروبر - مسقط أسماء (name dropper)

Naming ceremony (Baby naming)

Província desértica (Desert province)

Namibia the country (Nation)

Namibia is ours (Ownership)

Our Namibia (Our country)

Relaxed punctuality (Flexible timing)

Zona industrial de Nampula (Nampula industrial area)

نميمة (Gossip / rumors)

Tasmiya (Name giving)

Baby naming/Christening (Naming ceremony)

Naming ceremony (Naming ceremony)

Naming tradition (Naming customs)

Jinsi gani? (How?)

(Portuguese) To court or date. In Angola, estamos a namorar means 'we are dating.' Namorado/namorada is boyfriend/girlfr...

Referência ao norte e cultura Makua (Reference to north and Makua culture)

Centro urbano de Nampula (Nampula urban center)

Energia de Nampula (Nampula energy)

Pessoa de Nampula (Person from Nampula)

Bairro de Nampula (Nampula neighborhood)

Mãe em Papel (Mother in Papel)

Non (No)

Ana (I/me - in Bari)

Nana (Girl - French slang)

Vendeuse (Female vendor)

Fille/meuf (Girl/chick)

Grand-mère en Fang (Grandmother in Fang)

Nanaa/majani (Mint/herbs)

Nanasi/tunda (Pineapple/fruit)

Jeu de cartes local (Local card game)

Nandy/msanii wa kike (Nandy/female artist)

Kodi ife / Tifuna (What we / want)

Sea anchor

Distrito fronteiriço (Border district)

Chef de famille Baoulé (Baoulé family head)

Qui (Who) - Lingala

Qui est-ce? (Who is this?)

Rapetisser (To shrink)

Applications nano croissantes (Growing nanotechnology applications)