Browse African Slang

ሱክ/ፀጉር (Hair)

Makan bey'a wa shira (Market)

Go away / leave.

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

Sun k'a kɔn, jeûner (Fast on it, to fast)

Sukari/kitu kitamu (Sugar/sweet thing)

Sweet sugar

Dumuni duman, sucre (Sweet food, sugar)

ሱቅ ጣም/ሱቅ ጣም (Suketam) - street vendor

Means “sugar,” used to call someone sweet or to say something (like tea) is perfect.

Sucre (Sugar)

Suku n tara yam (School has wisdom)

École (School)

L'école (School)

Khodar akhdar (Green vegetables - Kenyan)

Comida tradicional de hojas (Traditional leafy dish)

Chef orgulloso de sukusuku (Proud sukusuku chef)

Sultan/traditional leader (Arabic)

Autorité du sultan

Suma (To rest - Dioula)

Sumaya (Cold - Dioula)

Sumbawanga/mji (Sumbawanga/city)

Natural do Sumbe (From Sumbe)

Desaparecer (To disappear)

Desaparecer completamente (Disappear completely)

سماري (Summary)

Lehlabula / Nako e chesang (Summer / Hot time)

Festival de verão na praia (Summer beach festival)

Buscador determinado de cumbres (Determined summit seeker)

Summons (Court summons)

Suco de fruta (Fruit juice)

Hot star/Daylight source (The sun)

Very sunny/Hot (Sun is scorching)

Sun dey pepper - Very hot sun

Sun di bite (Sun is scorching)

Sun di hot (The sun is hot)

Komisa ngelanga (Drying with sun)

Sun go shine (Things will improve)

Very sunny/Scorching (Hot weather)

Lilanga liphume (Sun is out)

Mejor ropa del domingo (Sunday best clothes)

صنداي تشيل - استرخاء الأحد (Sunday chill)

Sunday jollof - Sunday rice tradition

Rebelión del descanso dominical (Sunday rest rebellion)

Monday anxiety (Work week dread)

Relaxed Sunday feeling (Relaxed Sunday mood)

An evening drink (often alcoholic) taken around sunset.

Sungura (Zimbabwe music)

Coelho (Rabbit)

Sungura mjanja (Clever hare)