Ghana Slang Dictionary
Ghanaian slang mixes Ghanaian Pidgin English with Twi, Ga and other local languages into the everyday street talk of Accra, Kumasi and beyond. From university campuses to trotro rides, it's expressive, humorous and constantly evolving. Iconic words like chale, obroni, dumsor and eti sen capture Ghanaian warmth and wit. Browse the growing, community-built dictionary of Ghanaian slang below - and if you know a word that's missing, be the first to define it.
An expression asking pardon before saying something rude or vulgar.
Example
Sɛbe, the thing smell bad.
A local restaurant serving traditional Ghanaian food.
A strong local spirit distilled from palm wine, also called "apio".
Example
Akpeteshie be very strong oo.
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