Browse African Slang

Oh God (frustration)

Corruption/Gâchis (Corruption/Waste)

Condition monitoring

Economic revival

Chicken rearing

Chicken rearing

Livestock keeping

Fish farming

Long beach

Rope weaving

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Artisanat (Craftsmanship)

Ufundi/ujuzi wa mikono (Craftsmanship/hand skills)

Ufundi wa mbao (Wood craftsmanship)

Shipcraft

Mat weaving

Traditional chief (Somali)

Staple food; cornmeal

Staple food; cornmeal

Pâte de maïs (Corn meal)

Ugali moto (Hot ugali)

Ugali na samaki (Ugali with fish)

Ugali na sukuma wiki (Ugali and kale)

Ugali wa mahindi (Maize ugali)

Ugali wa mtama (Millet ugali)

Médecine traditionnelle (Traditional healing)

Ancestral healing

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

Serikali ya majimbo (Devolution)

Food supply

Ugly (Ugly)

Ugly (Ugly)

Ugonjwa/hali mbaya (Sickness/bad condition)

At most

Finally/lastly

Finally/lastly

Finally/at last

At least

Chefe religioso Papel (Papel religious chief)

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

Uguhangana bibiri byica rimwe (Chasing two kills one - focus is important)

Ugupfa kw'umututsi akamenya uko bakura umurundi (Death teaches how to bury - experience teaches)

Ugushika aho bigenda ntibyuza amaboko (Reaching where things go doesn't wash hands - achieving goals requires effort)

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

Job scarcity

Food certainty

Non en Baoulé (No in Baoulé)