Browse African Slang

Means “easy” or piece of cake. Used when something is effortlessly done.

Playful way to say “very easy” (doubling “sahl” for emphasis). Usage: This level in the game is sahlomsahl, I beat it bl...

سهم - Share/Stock

Night out / gathering.

Sahy / Tsy matahotra (Brave / Not afraid)

To chill or hang out leisurely.

Sair à noite (Go out at night)

Sair fora/Emigrar (Go abroad)

Roupa feminina inferior (Skirt)

السعيدية بيتش - شاطئ السعيدية (Saidia beach)

Summer

Rare (cooking - French)

Saint Augustin / Baie Saint Augustin

ቅዱስ ጊዮርጊስ/ቅዱስ ጊዮርጊስ (Kidus Giorgis) - football club

Holy Spirit

Sainte Marie / Nosy Boraha

Deixar a casa (To leave)

Literally “leave the neighborhood,” slang for thinking outside the box or leaving comfort zone.

Ter desvantagem (To lose out)

Saisie (Seizure) - French

Période TV (Season)

Season

La saison change (Season changes)

Période chaleur (Hot season)

Saison chaude (Hot season)

Saison des pluies (Rainy season)

Période pluvieuse (Rainy season)

Saison pluvieuse (Rainy season)

Période fraîche

Forte saison des pluies (Intense rainy season)

Saison sèche (Dry season)

Saison sèche (Dry season)

Saison sèche (Dry season)

Prayer mat

Sak (Bag/sack)

Sak-sida (Truth)

Bag / secure.

Cassava leaves with beans

Cuisine malgache / Malagasy cuisine

Teny sakalava / Sakalava language

Sakalava avaratra / Northern Sakalava

Sakay / Sakamalao (Hot pepper / Chili)

Feuilles de manioc pilées (Pounded cassava leaves)

Ville du Centre (Central city)

Internet fraud or scammers (originally refers to the practice of online fraud with spiritual rituals).

We build (Zulu).

Hot

Quiet; shut up

Sàkpàtá (Divinité de la terre/Earth deity)

Sakse (To wash)