Ay3 (aye) beans - Meaning | DokesHub

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 Ay3 ( aye) beans  is  a Ghanaian jargon or expression widely used by the youth of Ghana especially on social media. Here is the meaning of the much used terms or jargon and some extra info about it.



Meaning 

It means wasn't successful or got spoilt or didn't go as planned.


Origin

Ay3 (aye) is from the Akan language which translates to - 'It has become'

Beans as we all know is a kind of cereal.


Synonyms

  • Unsuccessful
  • Didn't go as planned
  • Spoilt
  • Failed
  • Misfired

Location: Accra, Ghana

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