African Slang Words Starting With "P"

Pocket money (School allowance)

Popular dance style (Poco lee moves)

Public transport (Public minibus)

Di bɔs ful → The bus is full

Ikiganiro kiri online (Online conversation)

Podcast (Podcast)

Podcast (Podcast)

ፖድካስት/ፖድካስት (Podcast)

بودكاست - Podcast

Émission audio (Audio show)

Barnamij soti (Voice program)

Mu ngi def podcast Wolof (He/she does a Wolof podcast)

Audio show (Digital radio)

Podcast (Podcast)

بودكاست (Podcast)

Audio show/Talk program (Digital radio)

Programa áudio (Programa áudio) (Podcast)

Umsindvo we-internet (Internet sound)

مدمن بودكاست (Podcast addict)

Intento local de podcast (Local podcast attempt)

Sehemu ya podcast (Podcast episode)

Podcast local (Guinean podcast)

مضيف بودكاست (Podcast host)

حياة البودكاست (Podcast life)

Podcast tchadien (Chadian podcast)

Kipindi cha sauti cha hapa (Local podcast)

Mwenye podcast (Podcast host)

Podcasteur local (Local podcaster)

Podcastinga (Podcasting)

Literally 'power,' but youth use poder to mean someone has swag or appeal

Female empowerment

Female power

Musical chairs power

Podi (Goat - stubborn)

Talvez (Talvez) (Maybe)

Podi ya tshegofatso (Blessing goat)

Estrade des gagnants (Winners' platform)

Omupumpi / idiot (Idiot / fool)

'n Dom persoon (A stupid person)

An idiot or foolish person (vulgar, literally “anus” in Afrikaans).

Very offensive term for genitalia; also used as a harsh insult.

Social media poet

ግጥም/ግጥም (Gitim) - poetry

الشعر حي (Poetry alive)

تجمعات شعرية (Poetry gatherings)

የግጥም ምሽት/የግጥም ምሽት (Yegitim mishet) - poetry night

Sware pwezi (Poetry night)

Usiku wa mashairi (Poetry night)

ليلة شعرية (Poetry night)

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