Browse African Slang

A street kid or young beggar student (originally meaning student of Quranic school).

Snow

Have a conversation

Talk am out (Discuss it)

Actions over words (Words mean nothing)

Émission débat (Talk show)

Talk show (Discussion program)

Talk talk (Keep talking)

Be honest/Confess (Tell truth)

Equivalent to 'say your piece.' It can be an invitation to speak freely or a brush-off meaning 'whatever, say what you w...

Tambour parlant (Talking drum)

Talking drums - Traditional communication drums

Talking stage (Getting to know phase)

Marhala kalam (Conversation phase)

Pre-dating phase

Talking stage ghost - Someone who disappears during talking stage

Tall (Tall)

Bad advice (Somali)

طالون، كعب (Heel)

Talons hauts (High heels)

Pollution

Talse (Commoner)

Beignets de haricots (Bean fritters)

Tam-tam (Drums)

Le tam-tam bat (Drum beats)

مهرجان الطبول (Drum festival)

Tambour qui communique

In Libyan usage, 'okay/fine.' Often an answer to 'Shin al-jaw?' meaning all is good. Libyans use tamam to confirm someth...

In Libyan usage, 'okay/fine.' Often an answer to 'Shin al-jaw?' meaning all is good. Libyans use tamam to confirm someth...

Perfect; everything's good

Tamarin (Tamarind)

Jus de tamarin

Ntomi ji, ji kumalen (Tamarind juice, sour juice)

Tamarinde (Tamarind juice)

Tamarinier (Tamarind tree)

Tamasha/sherehe kubwa (Show/big celebration)

Annual festival

Drum festival

Cultural show

Avy Toamasina / Betsimisaraka (From Toamasina / Betsimisaraka)

تامازيغت سبيكر - متحدث الأمازيغية (Amazigh speaker)

Instrumento de percussão (Percussion instrument)

Royal drum

Marcher/aller (Walk/go)

Respect (Respect)

Woman in Berber

Semolina sweet

Sieve

All set / good to go.

Land/country in Berber