Browse African Slang

To leave a place. Originated from the Afrikaans language, translates to 'go'.

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

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

An Australian colloquialism meaning to skip or cut class.

In African slang, Wag'n'bietjie refers to a concept or object specific to local culture.

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

A Nigerian/West African term for trouble or problem.

Wakkerstroom is a colloquial term used in African communities.

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

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

An African term starting with the prefix 'wa', which commonly indicates a noun class in Bantu languages. The root 'qofib...

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.

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

An African term starting with the prefix 'we', which commonly indicates a noun class in Bantu languages. The root 'jaqol...

Wena is a chilean way to say "Hi", it's used in a extremely informal language.

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