Browse African Slang

Week-end libre (Free weekend)

Fin de semaine étendue (Extended weekend)

Weekday (Monday to Friday)

Weekend special (Side chick/guy)

Weekend (Saturday Sunday)

Weekend (Weekend)

Weekend attendu (Awaited weekend)

Fin de semaine occupée (Busy weekend)

ዊከንድ ኢስከይፕ - ምምላጥ ቀዳመ-ሰንበት (Weekend escape)

Weekend getaway - Short vacation

Hurub nihayat usbu'a (Weekend escape)

Weekend approaching (Friday feeling)

Weekend de repos (Rest weekend)

Weekend special ke wena (You're my weekend special)

Escape del tráfico de fin de semana (Weekend traffic escape)

የሳምንት መጨረሻ ጉዞ/የሳምንት መጨረሻ ጉዞ (Yesamint mecheresa guzo) - weekend trip

ዊከንድ ቫይብስ - ሃዋህው ቀዳመ-ሰንበት (Weekend vibes)

Weekend vibes (Weekend feeling)

Activo solo fines de semana (Active only on weekends)

Circuito de bodas de fin de semana (Weekend wedding circuit)

ويكلي تشالينج - تحدي أسبوعي (weekly challenge)

Weetbix (Breakfast cereal)

Bonsoir en dendi (Good evening in Dendi)

Weh (Expression of surprise)

This one/This (This)

Wei deɛ (As for this one) - Emphasis on something specific

أوزان - Weights

Weights (Gym equipment)

Weights (Weight training)

Hadid tamarin (Iron exercise)

Where are you going? (Arabic)

Kuzikhukhumeza ngendlela lengakajwayeleki (Strange showing off)

እንኳን ደህና መጡ/እንኳን ደህና መጡ (Enkuan dehna metu) - welcome

እንኳን ደህና መጣህ/እንኳን ደህና መጣህ (Enkuan dehna metah) - welcome home

Espíritu cálido de bienvenida (Warm welcome spirit)

أهلاً بالأجواء (Welcome vibes)

Boy or son, used commonly in addressing young males.

Cousin

ولد عمي (Cousin - male)

ولد بلاد (Compatriot / local)

Literally “son of the country,” meaning a true local or patriot.

Your son (mild curse)

ብየዳ/ብየዳ (Biyeda) - welder

Wele-Nzas creciendo (Wele-Nzas growing)

ወለዶ/ልጅ (Child - Tigrinya)

Kikundi cha ustawi (Welfare group)

Moreover/furthermore

حفر الآبار (Well drilling)

Bien-être (Wellness)

Wellness (Wellness)