Browse African Slang

Application bien-être locale (Local wellness app)

Conciencia de bienestar creciendo (Growing wellness awareness)

Indawo yekuphila kahle (Living well place)

Creador de centro de bienestar (Wellness center creator)

Sueño de centro de bienestar (Wellness center dream)

Centre bien-être haut de gamme (Premium wellness center)

Bilan de santé (Wellness check)

ወልነስ ጃርኒ - ጉዕዞ ጥዕና (Wellness journey)

Rihlat afiya (Health journey)

I-package yekuphila kahle (Wellness package)

Poverty wellness

Programme de bien-être (Wellness program)

Promotor activo de bienestar (Active wellness promoter)

خلوة صحية - Wellness retreat

Iniciador de revolución de bienestar (Wellness revolution starter)

اتجاه العافية (Wellness trend)

Ou wat altyd gesond leef (Person who always lives healthy)

Ateliers bien-être (Wellness workshops)

Worry/anxiety

Planta do deserto (Desert plant)

Wémà (Livre/Book)

Facture (Invoice)

Where were you? (Arabic)

You (emphasis).

Wena fela (Only you)

ወንበዴ/ወንበዴ (Wenbede) - criminal

Wend na kõ ligdi (God give money - blessing)

Wend na kõ-b (God give you - Mooré greeting)

Wend-konta (God's will)

Wend-kuure (Old God/eternal)

Wend-naam (Divine power)

Wend-nonga (God loves)

Wend-paalga (God's strength)

Wend-panga (God's power)

Wend-songda (God helps)

Wende (God)

Wende ti (God's work)

Uko vizuri kwa Kipokot (You're fine in Pokot)

ወንድሜ/ወንድሜ (My brother)

Wendkouni (Gift from God - name)

Wendpanga (God's power)

Those with authority

ወንዝ/ወንዝ (Wenz) - river

What are you doing?

ورطة (Trouble / predicament)

ويرك - Work

Popular mall (Shopping center)

Salut familier (Casual hello)

An informal greeting or interjection meaning “hey” or used to start a question (literally “what’s up?”).

Wesh (What/hey - Arabic)