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(Original post by Nikov)
Hey, I'm from Brazil and I want to learn some slang.
Hey, I'm from Brazil and I want to learn some slang.
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That's dead slang. If u want to learn slang op just reply to me cuh I know bare slang.
Heres just a few:
Long; as in "let's go to the cinema"
"Nah that's long man"
This word can be used to describe something to be unnecessary or time consuming.
Shotty; as in "Shotty long bro"
Referring to a shotgun but I doubt you'll ever need to use that
Bare; as in "that's bare long man"
Bare can mean ' A lot of, in excess of'. It can also mean the opposite but in slang terms it means to have a lot of something such as bare money or bare girls ( alot of money, a lot of girls)
Heres just a few:
Long; as in "let's go to the cinema"
"Nah that's long man"
This word can be used to describe something to be unnecessary or time consuming.
Shotty; as in "Shotty long bro"
Referring to a shotgun but I doubt you'll ever need to use that
Bare; as in "that's bare long man"
Bare can mean ' A lot of, in excess of'. It can also mean the opposite but in slang terms it means to have a lot of something such as bare money or bare girls ( alot of money, a lot of girls)
(Original post by thestudent33)
Wag1 get out of my endz or I'll chef you
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Wag1 get out of my endz or I'll chef you
Note to mods: Please don't punish me because the OP wanted to know some slang so I'm telling them some slang. None of this is meant to be rude or cause offence or harm to anybody in any way
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That's dead slang. If u want to learn slang op just reply to me cuh I know bare slang.
Heres just a few:
Long; as in "let's go to the cinema"
"Nah that's long man"
This word can be used to describe something to be unnecessary or time consuming.
Shotty; as in "Shotty long bro"
Referring to a shotgun but I doubt you'll ever need to use that
Bare; as in "that's bare long man"
Bare can mean ' A lot of, in excess of'. It can also mean the opposite but in slang terms it means to have a lot of something such as bare money or bare girls ( alot of money, a lot of girls)
That's dead slang. If u want to learn slang op just reply to me cuh I know bare slang.
Heres just a few:
Long; as in "let's go to the cinema"
"Nah that's long man"
This word can be used to describe something to be unnecessary or time consuming.
Shotty; as in "Shotty long bro"
Referring to a shotgun but I doubt you'll ever need to use that
Bare; as in "that's bare long man"
Bare can mean ' A lot of, in excess of'. It can also mean the opposite but in slang terms it means to have a lot of something such as bare money or bare girls ( alot of money, a lot of girls)
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Wot the fok did ye just say 2 me m8? i dropped out of newcastle primary skool im the sickest bloke ull ever meet & ive nicked ova 300 chocolate globbernaughts frum tha corner shop. im trained in street fitin' & im the strongest foker in tha entire newcastle gym. yer nothin to me but a cheeky lil ******* w/ a fit mum & fakebling. ill waste u and smash a fokin bottle oer yer head bruv, i swer 2 christ. ya think u can fokin run ya gabber at me whilst sittin on yer arse behind a lil screen? think again wanka. im callin me homeboys rite now preparin for a proper scrap. A roomble thatll make ur nan sore jus hearin about it. yer a waste bruv. me crew be all over tha place & ill beat ya to a proper fokin pulp with me fists wanka. if i aint satisfied w/ that ill borrow me m8s cricket paddle & see if that gets u the fok out o' newcastle ya daft ****. if ye had seen this bloody fokin mess commin ye might a' kept ya gabber from runnin. but it seems yea stupid lil ****, innit? ima ****e fury & ull drown in it m8. ur ina proper mess knob.
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(Original post by thestudent33)
What's dead slang, slang is slang
What's dead slang, slang is slang
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(Original post by Kilam_Namoan)
He means the slang is essentially out of date and has evolved. No one really uses "wagwan" anymore in London as far as I have seen. Chef is another term I haven't heard too much when it comes to 'shanking' people. Interestingly enough- the term "dead" itself is slang- and in this scenario it just means the slang is expired and not used much.
He means the slang is essentially out of date and has evolved. No one really uses "wagwan" anymore in London as far as I have seen. Chef is another term I haven't heard too much when it comes to 'shanking' people. Interestingly enough- the term "dead" itself is slang- and in this scenario it just means the slang is expired and not used much.
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(Original post by Obolinda)
London slang? General British(maybe more so English) colloquialisms?
London slang? General British(maybe more so English) colloquialisms?
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Pattern up = fix up
fam = friend (find this word cringe personally)
bruv (this is also cringe)
mandem = group of boys (if u aboy say this)
gyaldem = gyal squad
my fav line is:
Its a bit of a sticky one stilllllllllll
fam = friend (find this word cringe personally)
bruv (this is also cringe)
mandem = group of boys (if u aboy say this)
gyaldem = gyal squad
my fav line is:
Its a bit of a sticky one stilllllllllll
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hey OP !
when you go to London you will find that most people there speak in "rhyming slang". they love to go to the "leaky tub" for a glass of "laugh and titter". then they gather round the "George Melly" to watch Eastenders. they like to chat about how much the value of their "rat and mouse" has increased since breakfast. if it has gone up by less than a "bag of sand" they feel "Auntie Glad" and may give their partner a good "West Riding".
hope that helps.
the "Apple and Pear"
when you go to London you will find that most people there speak in "rhyming slang". they love to go to the "leaky tub" for a glass of "laugh and titter". then they gather round the "George Melly" to watch Eastenders. they like to chat about how much the value of their "rat and mouse" has increased since breakfast. if it has gone up by less than a "bag of sand" they feel "Auntie Glad" and may give their partner a good "West Riding".
hope that helps.
the "Apple and Pear"
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(Original post by realistorange)
London slang is actually just Jamaican mixed with English tbh.
London slang is actually just Jamaican mixed with English tbh.
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I doubt he will be interacting with people who speak like that. When he said slang he means urban slang not cockney loooool.
You're washed mate fully dun out here
You're washed mate fully dun out here
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hey OP !
when you go to London you will find that most people there speak in "rhyming slang". they love to go to the "leaky tub" for a glass of "laugh and titter". then they gather round the "George Melly" to watch Eastenders. they like to chat about how much the value of their "rat and mouse" has increased since breakfast. if it has gone up by less than a "bag of sand" they feel "Auntie Glad" and may give their partner a good "West Riding".
hope that helps.
the "Apple and Pear"
hey OP !
when you go to London you will find that most people there speak in "rhyming slang". they love to go to the "leaky tub" for a glass of "laugh and titter". then they gather round the "George Melly" to watch Eastenders. they like to chat about how much the value of their "rat and mouse" has increased since breakfast. if it has gone up by less than a "bag of sand" they feel "Auntie Glad" and may give their partner a good "West Riding".
hope that helps.
the "Apple and Pear"
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at lunchtime the Londoners like nothing more than a jellied "Andrew Neill" with some tasty "Pirate's tache".
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