Teach me British slang
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Original post by Conservationofmass
Nyet=no
**** off=go away
******=insult
banter=humour
ignore innit fam or anything like that, it's not English.
**** off=go away
******=insult
banter=humour
ignore innit fam or anything like that, it's not English.
no. it's slang. she asked for BRITISH slang. not ENGLISH slang. even though it's used in ENGLAND. and you didn't put slang, you just put swear words. bumclot.
too many moist yout hyping getting me vexed !!
who got you man gasssd?? was it skeppy??
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who got you man gasssd?? was it skeppy??
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Original post by Man.bear.pig
no. it's slang. she asked for BRITISH slang. not ENGLISH slang. even though it's used in ENGLAND. and you didn't put slang, you just put swear words. bumclot.
Innit fam isn't of the English language, still isn't British either.
I did forget about tsr not allowing swear words, but I couldn't think of anything so stfu,innit bruv. Jk I would never use "innit" or "bruv" in real life as I'd feel like a right little illiterate chav.
jheeze man is on a high horse & still gets no tail
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Original post by Conservationofmass
Nyet=no
Do you also say "droog"?
Original post by Sabertooth
Do you also say "droog"?
Never heard of it, csgo taught me nyet.
Original post by Conservationofmass
Never heard of it, csgo taught me nyet.
It means friend in Russian. I thought of A Clockwork Orange - putting random Russian words into English.
Original post by Sabertooth
It means friend in Russian. I thought of A Clockwork Orange - putting random Russian words into English.
XD I must watch that at some point.
Original post by Conservationofmass
Innit fam isn't of the English language, still isn't British either.
I did forget about tsr not allowing swear words, but I couldn't think of anything so stfu,innit bruv. Jk I would never use "innit" or "bruv" in real life as I'd feel like a right little illiterate chav.
I did forget about tsr not allowing swear words, but I couldn't think of anything so stfu,innit bruv. Jk I would never use "innit" or "bruv" in real life as I'd feel like a right little illiterate chav.
we're havin a laff, man low it i BEG! lol
Original post by Id and Ego seek
shuuuut up bruv don make me bring armshouse to your mum's house and man aint chattin bout dalston ya get me ur gettin murked bruv watch
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man couldn't even walk thru shoreditch in broad daylight. pussclotdem shook innih. anyway i'm long off dis ting man. beg you chat man back. inabit peng a leng.
Original post by Sabertooth
It means friend in Russian. I thought of A Clockwork Orange - putting random Russian words into English.
why you blanked me (ignored me) for me bredda? kmt.
Original post by Man.bear.pig
we're havin a laff, man low it i BEG! lol
man couldn't even walk thru shoreditch in broad daylight. pussclotdem shook innih. anyway i'm long off dis ting man. beg you chat man back. inabit peng a leng.
man couldn't even walk thru shoreditch in broad daylight. pussclotdem shook innih. anyway i'm long off dis ting man. beg you chat man back. inabit peng a leng.
lel u wot m9
Original post by Conservationofmass
lel u wot m9
low it. bell the feds if you shook man. lol im knackered. nuff now. peace.
Original post by Conservationofmass
XD I must watch that at some point.
It's a great movie - highly recommend.
Original post by Man.bear.pig
why you blanked me (ignored me) for me bredda? kmt.
Because I had absolutely no idea if what you said was an insult or not
Original post by Sabertooth
Because I had absolutely no idea if what you said was an insult or not
Because I had absolutely no idea if what you said was an insult or not
i said i rate you! that means, that was good. ratings. like that was top. i dunno, im going bed. i'm blazed.
Original post by Man.bear.pig
i said i rate you! that means, that was good. ratings. like that was top. i dunno, im going bed. i'm blazed.
Oh......jolly good.
Original post by Man.bear.pig
we're havin a laff, man low it i BEG! lol
man couldn't even walk thru shoreditch in broad daylight. pussclotdem shook innih. anyway i'm long off dis ting man. beg you chat man back. inabit peng a leng.
man couldn't even walk thru shoreditch in broad daylight. pussclotdem shook innih. anyway i'm long off dis ting man. beg you chat man back. inabit peng a leng.
jheeze foul. re spect
I'm from West btw & we're lowkey Americanized. Deuces, my dude. Finna hit you up real soon b :*
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When British people say "you alright?", they're not saying it because you look sad/angry/other negative emotion: it basically just (from what I've deduced) means "hey".
Original post by Sabertooth
Oh......jolly good.
Original post by Id and Ego seek
jheeze foul. re spect
I'm from West btw & we're lowkey Americanized. Deuces, my dude. Finna hit you up real soon b :*
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I'm from West btw & we're lowkey Americanized. Deuces, my dude. Finna hit you up real soon b :*
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safe
"standard"-or "of course"
"simples"- or "easy/obviously"
"on it"-"I'll be there to assist you" lol
"safe"-or "cool"
"bless"-"God be with you" or "take care"
"simples"- or "easy/obviously"
"on it"-"I'll be there to assist you" lol
"safe"-or "cool"
"bless"-"God be with you" or "take care"
"this is long"-or "this is taking forever, and thus, boring"
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