Browse African Slang

Está a postar (Is posting)

Está a poupar (Saving money)

Está a lutar/trabalhar duro (Hustling hard)

A creole-inflected 'está-se' meaning 'it's okay' or 'that's fine.' Similar to Mozambican tá-se, indicating agreement or ...

Sonhar contigo (Dream about you)

تقيل - Heavy/Annoying person

Literally “of the bus,” <a href="/word/slang" class="internal-link" title="View definition of Slang">slang</a> for a com...

تعب - Tiredness

تعادل - Draw

تعالى - تعال (Come)

تعارف - Getting to know each other

Tired

طعم البيت - Homely/Authentic

طعمية - Falafel

تعريفة (Tariff / fee)

تحليل - Analysis/Test

تحت - Down/Below

تحت الطابلة (Under the table / secretly)

تحويل - Transfer (money)

Taaba (Friend/companion - Mooré)

Barrage hydroélectrique (Hydroelectric dam)

Come (shortened from ta'al)

Taama (To walk - Dioula)

Taama ko, voyage affaire (Travel matter, travel issue)

Fɛn min ka kan ka kɔlɔsi, kabako (Something to observe, amazing thing)

أخوة وأخوات (Brothers and sisters)

Taarab (Swahili music)

Muziki wa Zanzibar (Zanzibar music)

Muziki wa kitamaduni (Traditional music)

Muziki wa Zanzibar (Zanzibar music)

Taare (To walk)

Government announcements

That means

That is/that means

Baba wa Kihaya (Haya father)

Father

Tab (Bar bill)

Traditional board game

Of course

Mercado da aldeia (Village market)

Genuine smile

Tabasco (Hot sauce)

Tabaski (Eid al-Adha)

Grande fête du mouton (Grand Tabaski)

Mouton de Tabaski

Tabia/mwenendo (Character/behavior)

Street vendor table

Table

طاولة كبار الشخصيات (VIP table)

Kuweka pesa pamoja (Group savings)