Equatoguinean Spanish mixes humor with local flavor. “Estar cuadrado” (To be squared) means to be muscular or fit. “Pinchar” (To prick) can mean to dance or to work. And if someone tells you “No seas sáfiki” (Don’t be sáfiki), they’re telling you not to be lazy, using a word borrowed from Fang!
¡A Reír! Funny Equatoguinean Phrases & Sayings
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