Browse African Slang

Partie gagnée (Game won)

Midterm exam

Examens semestriels (Semester exams)

Magoar sentimentalmente (To break someone's heart)

Arrasar / destruir positivamente (To rock everything)

Partly partly (Somewhat)

Partner (Friend/Associate)

Mischief companion (Adventure buddy)

Mischief friends (Adventure buddies)

Partnership (Partnership - from English)

فوائد الشراكة (Partnership benefits)

Partout (Everywhere)

Party (Party)

Sherehe/karamu (Party/celebration)

Party (Celebration)

Fêtard invétéré (Party animal)

Geld vir partytjies (Money for parties)

Political symbols/Group identity (Party identity)

Uninvited guest (Surprise attendee)

Festa festa (Party party)

Party hard (Celebrate intensely)

Mpangaji sherehe (Party planner)

Kuhlela iphathi (Planning party)

Fun spoiler (Celebration killer)

Party tonight

Party turn up - Great party attendance

Indawo yephathi (Party place)

Idiota, tolo (Idiot, fool)

Cheap/inexpensive

Sans intelligence (No brains)

Pas de problème (No problem)

Aucun réseau

لا مشكلة، لا قلق (No worries)

An expression meaning 'don't mess around' or 'don't cause trouble.' Djak implies mischief or a prank

Passaporte (Passport)

WASSCE exams (West African exams)

Pasco fever (Pass fever) - Desperation to pass exams

Pass / share access.

Paciência (Patience)

Pas difficile (Not difficult)

Difficulté de grandir (Difficulty of growing up)

Pasika (Easter)

Maafi/la (No/not - Zande)

“Watch out!” or “Be careful.”

Pass (More than)

Inherit/Transmit (Hand down)

Succeed in test (Pass exam)

Daraja najah (Success grade)

Pass mark (Exceed expectations)

Pass pass (Keep passing)