What does "angowa" really mean? Is it even a word?
493891
It came from Tarzan movies and TV shows...that's where your dad more than likely got it from.  As to whether it's a real word, I cannot say, but if it is, I'd guess Swahili
455973
I know not one word of any African language. But after reading a couple of Natonal Geographic articles on Africa and then watching Hotel Rwanda, my best guess is this: its said like the Hanson song, Mmmbop. Really. Im not just being stupid. Its sounds like youre trying to sound the word out. em buh, or em boo. Like Mbutu. Its pronounced em-bootoo. Best guess.
1040678
Well for starters the grammar is not right. Second its obscene but not that obscene or in an offensive way. The closest actual translation that you can get to have the right meaning is :\n\nOh! youre such a bad@ss, your real good.\n\nAy = Oh!\n\ntu = you\n\nque = what, or in this sentence "such"\n\nestas = are, (in a state of, or doing)\n\nbien = good, well, fine\n\nthe key word here is Chingon wich is a derivative of a word that is equvalent to F*ck. the word F*ck  in the enlgish language is an incredible word can be used to describe many situations. Much in the same way the word "Chingar" can be used. \n\nChinga = f*ck\nchingon = is a bad@ss\nchingado = f*cked, or f-ing thing\nse chingo = he/she fked themselves, or it f-d up\nchingate = f-- yourself\nchinga tu = f--- your (whatever thing it is)\nah! chingado =  oh! fck\nah! chingon = oh! fcker!\nchingadazo= (a hard blow(physical hit))\nchingadera = f-ing thing\nchingao = f*ckin A!\nchingaquedito = fck slowly\nchingar = can be used for robbing, losing, or winning\nchingo = a great quantity of something\nchingomadral =  a super way of having a mass quantity\nchingoneria =  the contrary of something great or exellent \nchingonon =  and even bigger word for chingo\nchingonisimo = bigger yet still then chingo\n\nand so on and so on. hope this helps............ and for any self respecting mexican out there that is proud of their culture please dont report me cause i believe this is a big word in our culture and im just trying to educate someone on it.
575492
I speak fluent KiSwahili. It is " I don't know what you are saying. You are a very stupid/ignorant person. You are bugging me and I am/while I am trying to do my work, you go on making your food, make that bird food!
1020410
it means grammar\nbelow is a link to a tagalog (the philipino language) to english dictionary hope that helps.
969140
It is not a very good word, and there is no direct translation. It is something like f**k or s**t, and usually used when you drop something or do something wrong.
875335
This IS Macedonian and you cant quite translate it in english,it will just sound goofy,but it means that-Biljana(that is the woman's name)  was ...pretty much doing her laundry,because "platno" means fabric or sheet and "beleshe"  means that she was trying to make it whiter,to clean it.The song goes on about where she was doing it- on the Ochrid Lake !I hope I was help full!:)
652900
It means "a star"\nIt is the Lomwe dialect of Makua (from Mozambique)
641546
I applaud you for finally trying to replace the vulgar word, and with the right media, like yahoo, it could reach many in some time, but you have to be patient. On account of kids today and they're love for the N word, they will try to protect it, because Bushaka is not 'cool' yet, but you made a wise decision on spreading it in "Riker's" because most 'street/gangsta' trends came from there, so it could catch fire and blow up soon. And don't be put off, by the man who answered above me, unlike him, I read the whole article and I know that Bushaka is inclusive which means anyone can use it it actually unites better than any other word. BUSHAKA, lol
727291
It's a verb and it means HAD, but from that word you also know that is a femininity (imalA) and if it the verb would be talking about male would go: imaO. \n\nI hope that doesn't means she doesn't have it no more.. ;)\n\nCheers!
62276
I did a dictionary search and I dont think its a real word.
337732
It seems to be an element that means "place"\n\nfor example: "Gidgegannup is an Aboriginal word meaning 'place where spears are made'. 'Gidgie' is the word for spear."
674230
well it depends on were you come from.  I'm Dominican and ahorita to me means later\nluego means later too\nits not aguas it agua and it means water to me\ntenguidado means watch out not aguas
1157007
Ou pa konprann ti bagay sa? eh eh!\n\nKisa = What\nou ap = you are (or in this case: 'are you')\nfe= doing\n\nOr to smooth it all out: Wazzaaaaaaaap? or sak passe!
555869
No, it is another name for a type of vegetation found on mesas in the West.\n\nWell, I just checked the dictionary and we are all right, plus it is a word meaning the whole ecosystem of the dry, desert-like Western mesas that the road runner and shrubbery thrive in. Ha ha
695846
lol this sounds like you got it froma reggaeton song so going by that here it is:\n\napaga= turn off\ncastigala= punish her\nacaba= finish\nvoy= go\n\nit makes no sense like that but if you give me a sentence i can tell you exactly what it means.. they all have different meanings depending on how you use it
238666
I think you mean Bandajo instead of it - and it means something like Bumb or Bastard or Cheater or Scammer or even SOB depending on the situation.