Browse African Slang

S'inquiéter (To worry)

Pua/kiungo cha kunusa (Nose/smelling organ)

Publicité (Advertisement) - French

Public post

Audience (Audience)

Arte pública (Public art)

Open affection

مرافق عامة (Public facilities)

بابليك فاونتن - نافورة عمومية (public fountain)

Tempilo yemmango (Public health)

Campaigns for public health

Umtsetfo wetempilo yemmango (Public health law)

Santé publique forte (Strong public health)

Public holiday (National holiday)

Maximizes holidays

Umtapo wemmango (Community library)

Public proposal - Public marriage proposal

Innovation espaces publics (Public space innovation)

بابلك سبيكنق (Public speaking)

Community bathroom/Shared latrine (Public restroom)

Public toilet wahala - Public restroom issues

Tithuthi temmango (Public transport)

النقل العام (Public transport)

Defensor del transporte público (Public transport advocate)

I-app yemakhombi (Kombi app)

Reforma de transporte público (Public transport reform)

Indlela yetithuthi temmango (Public transport way)

Suivi des transports publics (Public transport tracking)

Amélioration transport public (Public transport upgrade)

Confiance publique maximale (Maximum public trust)

Imisebenti yemmango (Public works)

Publicité (Advertising)

Publicly publicly (Very public)

Song ownership (Music control)

Puce (Flea/tiny)

Puff-puff (Fried dough balls)

Person who farts in the bath and then counts the bubbles

Pug-bila (Daughter)

Pug-neere (Beautiful woman)

Pug-sablega (Black stomach/evil)

Pug-yure (Good heart)

Pugla (Young woman - Mooré)

Regional power

Well

Puits creusé (Well dug)

Puits foré (Well drilled)

Pukparga (Young woman)

Pula e a na (It's raining)

Pula e nesa (Rain nourishes)

Pula (Rain/Blessing/Currency)