Browse African Slang

Patrimoine unique (Unique heritage)

Culture active (Living heritage)

Digital heritage

Future heritage

ፓትርዮት ሃርት - ልቢ ሃገራዊ (Patriot heart)

Corazón patriota latiendo (Beating patriot heart)

وطني حقيقي (True patriot)

Militant politique (Political activist)

Country lover (Patriotic citizen)

Apoiante financeiro (Financial supporter)

Employeur (Employer)

Patron (Premium tequila)

Patron (Boss/owner - from French)

Boss/owner

Patron (Boss)

Patron/chef (Boss)

Patrão/Chefe (Boss)

Patron (Boss/employer)

Chef d'entreprise (Boss)

Employeur chinois

How are you boss (French)

Chef qui met la pression (Boss who pressures)

Patron strict (Strict boss)

Chef agréable (Nice boss)

Femme respectée (Respected woman)

Ronde de nuit (Night patrol)

Chefe / empregador (Boss / employer)

Billet de 500 FC (500 Congolese franc bill) - slang

Indlela yekutfunga (Way of sewing)

Primeira romancista moçambicana (First Mozambican novelist)

Dinheiro em meticais (Money in meticais)

Parar / fazer pausa na festa (To stop / take a break at party)

Arrêt de travail (Break)

Coffee break

Longue pause midi (Long lunch break)

Pause déjeuner (Lunch break)

Pause thé (Tea break)

Pauvre (Poor person)

Combat contre la pauvreté (Fight against poverty)

Set the way / pioneer.

Sidewalk.

Umnotfo wase-pavement (Pavement economy)

A humorous term for a mutt or mixed-breed dog (implying it's the product of random street matings). It's like calling a ...

The popular spot; where it’s happening" (Chichewa slang)

A filler word that can mean “thing,” “stuff,” or just a vague placeholder; meaning depends on context.

Apaixonar-se intensamente (To fall deeply in love)

Pássaro madrugador (Early bird)

Paixão (Passion)

Salary/Wages (Payment)

Usuku lokuholelwa / Uma kuphuma imali (Salary day / When money comes out)