Browse African Slang

Dix (Ten)

Wo ani awu (You have no shame) - Shameless person

Wo de3 (As for you) - Singling someone out

Wo ho bɛtɔ wo (You'll suffer) - Warning of consequences

Wo ho te sɛn? (How are you?) - Common greeting

How are you? (Are you well?)

Where are you going? (Your destination?)

Wo maame (Your mother) - Often used in insults or jokes

Your mother's vagina (Vulgar insult)

Wo nim (You know) - Acknowledgment

Wo pɛ dɛn? (What do you want?) - Direct question

Where your money dey? (Where is your money?)

Wobble (Dance)

Maternity ward

energy

Market day

Welcome

Soir (Evening)

Wogdo (Money - Mooré)

Wogdog Malé (We've arrived - success)

Wogdog paanga (Arrival of strength)

ወይራ/ወይራ (Olive)

Pole! (Sorry!)

Wok (To work)

Ameamka (Conscious/aware)

Socially aware

Éveillé socialement (Woke)

Super consciente (Super aware)

ثقافة الوعي - Woke culture

Génération éveillée (Woke generation)

Enforces being woke

شباب واعي (Woke youth)

Beautiful; very pretty" (Chichewa)

Hold up / wait.

ወላይታ/ወላይታ (Wolayta) - Wolayta people

Province du nord (Northern province)

ወሎ ዳንስ/ወሎ ዳንስ (Wollo dance) - Wollo dance

Wolo (To give birth - Dioula)

Wolof distinction

Fluent in Wolof

Resists Wolof dominance

Expression of amazement or excitement.

Wolonfila (Seven - Dioula)

Femme aux formes généreuses (Curvy woman)

Female capability (Women can)

Constructora de poder femenino (Woman power builder)

Poder femenino ascendiendo (Rising woman power)

Fuerza femenina multiplicándose (Multiplying woman strength)

Matters concerning women/men (often private or sexual)

Womde (To vomit)