Browse African Slang

Entraide en temps de crise (Crisis solidarity)

Entraide difficile (Crisis solidarity)

Entraide financière (Financial solidarity)

La solidarité gagne (Solidarity wins)

Solidarité pays complète (Total national solidarity)

Entraide de voisinage (Neighborhood solidarity)

Solidarité du peuple (People's solidarity)

Vraie solidarité (True solidarity)

Vraie solidarité

Solidarité vécue (Lived solidarity)

Solidarité perpétuelle authentique (True eternal solidarity)

Solidão (Loneliness)

Sacred soil

ሶሎ ትራቭል/ብቸኛ ጉዞ (Solo travel)

سولولو - Solution

Solution adaptée (Adapted solution)

Résolution à l'amiable (Amicable solution)

Solution cherchée (Solution sought)

Solution pérenne (Sustainable solution)

ሶሉሽን ፋይንደር - ረኻቢ ፍታሕ (Solution finder)

Solution locale (Local solution)

Réponse béninoise (Local solution)

Solution maison (Homemade solution)

Solution sociale (Social solution)

Solution improvisée (Improvised solution)

Solution créative (Creative solution)

Solution trouvée (Solution found)

Creative solution

Improvised solution

Solvabilité (Solvency) - French

Música / sistema de som (Music / sound system)

Música das periferias (Music from the suburbs)

Equipamento audiovisual (Audiovisual equipment)

Pirate sound system

Sistema de som (Sound system)

ሶማሌ/ሶማሌ (Somale) - Somali people/language

God Almighty expression.

Feuilles de manioc pilées (Pounded cassava leaves)

Means "some guy" or "a random dude." "Oke" (from Afrikaans "ou") is slang for a guy/bloke. When you say "some oke," you'...

Some place (Somewhere)

Somehow/Method (Some way)

Somehow (In a way)

In Liberian English, 'somehow' means 'a bit' or 'kind of.' E.g. 'I hungry somehow' = I'm kind of hungry.

Someone (A person)

Something (A thing)

Sometimes (Occasionally)

Somewhere (A place)

Total (Total)

Sommeil trouvé (Sleep found)

Used to indicate doing something “just because” or “for no real reason.”