Trending African Slang Words

Sjoe; exclamation, shock, almost the same as 'sigh' but more meaningful... Sounds like; shu

A Mshunu is a common slang term used in various African regions.

An emoji incorrectly used by Millennial twats to represent an ass. It actually represents the pussy and was made relevant by Castor Troy in Face/Off who represented it as the simile to the labia, the groove of the fruit being the space between the labial lips.

A Iskhathi is a common slang term used in various African regions.

In African slang, Steak en kidney refers to a concept or object specific to local culture.

By far one of the most stunning and beautiful of all people, you will always be lucky to meet one.Nat is a funny, kind fun loving person who could wipe the floor with you if she try's. Don't mess with Nat.Even though she can break your arm she's very easy to fall for, she practically has guys dropping at her feet. If your lucky to meet one, your lucky to take Nat's heart.Also found shooting flames from her mouth while riding a dinosaur.

South african slang for; give, share or bring

South Africa slang for condom.

Afrikaans word which, when used as slang, means "thick" as in "stupid".

Is the better thing you could be. your best try and your will to be the best.

Kaalgat is a colloquial term used in African communities.

South African, Durban, Indian slang terminologyTo like or enjoy something

In African slang, Mageu refers to a concept or object specific to local culture.

In African slang, Geselsie refers to a concept or object specific to local culture.

Add non acholic beverage to a shot for better taste.

A random person with a tight naught

A women's undergarment used to make a girl look sexy and turn on men

KWAITO is essentially South Africas take on hip hop for the multiculturalism.Since South African culture is widely different from Western culture kwaito has been classified as a sub-genre, a misunderstanding between the people who think they are "in charge" of the hip hop genreKwaito and hip hop share the same attributes once you remove the lyrics and saturated samples.Once you add lyrics and unique samples, sub-genres are created.This was proven by South Africa's top hip hop kwaito specialists Okmalumkoolkat and the late HHPAnd for America or Canada it's DrakeOther artists who have collaborated and have a successful track together are Dj Drama and Cassper Nyovest on the the track Ghetto from Cassper's 2014 album Tsholofelo.Kwaito and hip hop ultimately have the same sub-genres.