Browse African Slang

Souvent (Often)

Sponsor (Financial backer)

Sport-études (Sports academy)

Spot (Place - English)

Squatter (To hang out)

Stage (Internship)

Stan (Obsessive fan)

Starfallah (God forgive - Arabic)

Station (Bus station)

Stock-fini (Out of stock)

Story (Social media story)

Stresser (To stress)

Studio (Recording studio)

Styliste (Fashion designer)

Stylé (Stylish)

Su (Night - Dioula)

Sugri (To descend)

Sugu (Market - Dioula)

Suka n pa tõ biiga (Sugar doesn't abandon child - sweetness stays)

Suku n tara yam (School has wisdom)

Suma (To rest - Dioula)

Sumaya (Cold - Dioula)

Supporter (Fan)

Sur mesure (Custom made)

Swag (Style)

Système D (Making do/improvising)

Sã-n-doogo (Father's place - paternal family)

Sã-paga (Father's wife - stepmother)

Sénoufo (Senufo person)

Série (TV series)

Sõng (To help - Mooré)

Sõng-bila (Goodness child - kind person)

Sõng-weogo (Good place - nice area)

Sõnge (To help)

Sõngo n viim yaaba (Help lives with troubles - helping in hard times matters)

Sõngre (Help/assistance - Mooré)

Sûr-sûr (Steady relationship)

Sûrement (Surely)

Sũ-me-yiiga (Anger caught me)

Sũnke (To smell)

Sɔrɔ (To find/get - Dioula)

Sɩd (To be true - Mooré)

Sẽn (This - Mooré)

Sẽn ka biis yelle (Who knows tomorrow's matters)