Popular American Relationship Slang, Phrasal Verbs & Expressions | English SLANG Lesson

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[@ellamavoni1186]

Wow so helpful! Thank you! I had heard many of these words in Americans series that I watch. I will try to use some of those words.

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Oh what an excellent video! Very helpful to understand some dialogues on TV shows and celebrities interviews . I should pay attention if I need to use "hoop up" and "Netflix and Chill" I have never imagined the could have these meaning. I am getting old.

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Hi Natanael! I'm so glad you learned from this video! Haha I know slang is very challenging to keep up with! It make us all feel old.

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Funny how American English pervades other languages: ghost and crush have recently made their way into French...

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Very true! Many of my students tell me that they hear these expressions in the shows and movies they watch!