Browse African Slang

Push forward (Keep going)

Press/Promote (Push it)

بوش ليمتس (Push limits)

Push present (Birth gift)

Push pull (Effort)

Push push (Keep pushing)

Push through (Overcome)

Exceed boundaries (Go beyond)

Dafa'a ard (Ground push)

ፑሽ አፕ/ፑሽ አፕ (Push up) - push-ups

From the English "push," used in townships meaning to hustle or work hard for money. If someone says "we pusha hard," th...

Keeping it positive / player.

Puso (Government)

Puso ya batho (Democracy)

Expose publicly (Put on blast)

Damn (French) - strong expression

Exclamation forte (Strong exclamation)

Namorado / rapaz (Boyfriend / boy)

Pessoa bajuladora (Brown-noser)

Tambor tradicional (Traditional drum)

Idiom meaning two of a kind (especially partners in mischief).

Pwani/mahali pazuri (Coast/beautiful place)

Pwani ni tofauti (Coast is different)

Pwanini/kando ya bahari (By the ocean)

Pweza/mtu mwenye mikono mingi (Octopus/person with many hands)

Pygmy (Indigenous people)

Pyrethrum

Deixa disso (Stop that)

Feriado religioso importante (Important religious holiday)

Homeland embrace

Amor ao país (Love for country)

Homeland love

Homeland heart

Eternal heart homeland

Eternal homeland

Eternal homeland pride

Homeland life

Zona alagada (Wetland)

Base alimentaire (Food base)

Pâturage recherché (Pasture sought)

Peu de pâturage

Pessoa avarenta (Stingy person)

Prêtre catholique (Catholic priest)

Lycée catholique (Catholic high school)

Argent, monnaie (Money, currency)

Máxima velocidade (Maximum speed)

Foot transport

Foot-path

Péage routier (Toll road)

Pécho (To get/catch)