Take rest; a field that has rested gives a bountiful crop Our Kupumzika Féexal Yaram soft pillow comes in 3 different sizes and represented in Two languages on its front and back: KiSwahili and Wolof. Waxtu Féexal Yaram is a Wolof phrase that translates directly to “time to recover [the body]

Valentine’s is fast approaching! Get our Teddy Bear Plushies to remind your loved ones all year round that they’re always on your mind. M’akoma bɔ ma wo is Twi phrase that literally means “My heart beats for you” or more finely to “I can’t live without you” Wewe ni mwanga wangu, upendo wangu

You’re gonna need some tolerance as it gets chillier. Ndidi is an Igbo word that means “Patience” or “Perseverance”. Get these hoodies in different selected colors on our store at afronalia.com #afronalia #africanlanguages #Igbo #patience #fall

You wouldn’t believe how many African languages we found over the weeks that had some variant of “ananas” as the word for “Pineapple”. We bring you two languages that have purely native names for it: Xihenge and Àbàrbá for #XiTsonga and #Hausa respectively, on a soft multi-language pillow!

It’s summer! Check out some of your beautiful tank tops, designed with an African language expression. We love this project and hope you will too! #afronalia #africanlanguages #africanfashion #summeroutfits #tanktops