12 American Slang Words You Need for 2023 | American Slang Lesson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, I'm teaching you 12 SUPER POPULAR new American slang words that you need to know for 2023 and beyond. Many of these slang words have been popularized by social media and normalized by Americans.
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Have you ever noticed that the English you learn in school doesn't seem to match the English you hear on the street or in the media? Most textbooks don't teach you practical English to use in your daily life. In this video, I'll teach you English you can use when speaking to native speakers.
0:00 Intro
2:12 Ate that/Killed it
3:00 No cap
3:18 Spill the tea
3:52 Ghosting
4:20 Fits
4:45 This slaps
5:12 to ship
5:50 A snack
6:05 Bet
6:30 It's giving
7:30 A situationship
8:10 Sending me
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I can confirm that I use 10/12 of these. Perfectly used.
Glad to hear that! Thank you
Gabby, the textbooks are designed by linguist experts who divided the levels into A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2 so that the student has a study of graduated topics and they teach the general and formal language. No book is designed to teach Slang. I am a Spanish speaker and not even the books we study at school teach slang and that does not mean that the books are bad as you want to make them out to be. The slang is learned by living in the country and on the street or thanks to you natives who teach us through this means, but do not discourage people from using books because even you in school used grammar books, we Spanish speakers also had the subject of Spanish with books. Your videos are great but those of us who already have a B1 B2 C1 level are the ones who are already more prepared to learn Slang
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I started to listen to your poodcast on Spotify and here I'm on TH-cam following you too. Amazing lessons! I love your pronunciation. I'd like to take classes with you!!!
Very well explained, you killed it Gabby !
Thanks so much! Great use of slang 🙂
@@EnglishwithGabby 😍
Thank you for this lesson and I really like your accent, it's definitely easier to listen than most of native speakers found on TH-cam!
Hi Vinh! Thank you so much. I'm from NYC but try to have a neutral accent so that I can be understood easily. Thanks for watching 🙂
I really love the way you teach I didn't know those ones, I'm an English learner and for me Slangs are a fun and interesting part of the English language. You just ate it and left no crumbs with that lessons.
What a clear speaker are you . Keep it up
Thanks so much 🙂
this is the first time that i came across your channel and im lovin' it. i hope you tackle more American slangs, idioms, advanced vocabs and phrases . thank you!
A lot of these slangs are very old that I've personally used for over 15years like bet,cap,ghost,fit,ate that up & references to women as a snack. I was born & raised in the hood though so slang was just how we spoke to one another and people that weren't from here didn't start understanding what we be saying until now since everyone is using it now our slang now. We really are some trendsetters in Atlanta got the whole world stealing our lingo trying to make it their own.
You're right, Atlanta is very much ahead since most of these only appeared on social media in the past 5 years and most adults still don't know them 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That slaps
Thank you so much for sharing, keeping us updated.
We wish to hear & learn more from you. Good morning.
Hi Roxan! Thanks so much! I'll definitely be putting out new videos soon.
Hey sweet Gabby I got your whole presentation about slang lessons and I would like to say that it's amazing because your pronunciation is very clear 👌 Thanks and keep doing 😉💐
Thanks so much for these kind words🙂
Hi you are doing great job
Thank you 🙂
Cool, very interesting,thanks
Thanks❤️
Killed it/ ate that and left no crumbs
No cap/ no lie
Gimme the tea/spill the tea/ tell the gossip
To ghost somoeone/stop communication
Fits/clothes, outfits
This slaps/ amazing
To ship/to matchmake
A snack/cute , sexy
Bet/to agree
It's giving/ the vibe
Situationship/more than friends less than couple
Sending me/ really funny
I'm a 35 year old man who has lived in America for all of but 3 years of my memory span and I have only heard of killing it, Ghosted, and Sutiationship. The other ones I have NEVER heard of in my memory here in the United States. Number ten has been around for a while within the German language as ZeitGeist or "Spirt of The Moment". I would assume "no cap" would mean no emphasis as in no capitalization when writing something down along the lines of "no biggie" in older American Slang.
Time in Munich Germany: January 1st of year 2020 - August 28th 2023.
Awesome ❤
Eccellent. Your sound is good.
Thank you for the video. it's amazing ❤
Thank you so much!
Long time, no see! Welcome back😍😊
HI! Yes, my first video in 2 months. I’ll be posting more regularly now. I also post a lot of TH-cam shorts too. I’m most active on Instagram :-)
Thank you for these beautiful accent
I've just discovered your channel and I like your videos. Thank you
Welcome 🙂
I came across this video, I think your amazing!!! I just learned ❤
Awww thank you
So I enjoy the way you talk and to the best of my nowlege you are nice teacher thank you for the lessons
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Aww thank you so much! Your name looks Portuguese, are you Brazilian?
Thank you so much Miss, they are all new for me, thank you again for teaching us ❤
Hi Mohammed, thanks so much for your kind words and thanks so much for watching. Since this video is so popular, I'll post another one soon 🙂
@@EnglishwithGabbylove your opinion ❤
New sub !
What a great channel to learn English. Hats off
Thank you! 😃
Food doesn’t slap, music slaps. Food smacks! Bayslanguage
We say food slaps, it's bussin/bangin and a lot of other expressions
You must not be from Cali, or your from SoCal. There are origins to these words: music slaps because of the loud music/bass from your speakers in the trunk of your car, and food “smacks” bcuz of the sound you make when your eating something delicious. But who am I to give history lessons on slang words. To each his own. ✌🏽
@@ppoumele I’m a proud New Yorker. Thanks for letting me know how it’s used in Cali :-)
Thank you Gabby.... following from Kenya
Ooo Kenya! How beautiful ❤️
@@EnglishwithGabby you been here in Kenya
@@drnoahonchieku6732 not yet but I hope so! I have many Kenyan friends here in NYC
@@EnglishwithGabby travel and say hi
@@drnoahonchieku6732 I hope so!
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Ola querida gostaria de estudat com vc ,e possível
Bet😂 never ship anyone because if doesn't work you can be blamed 😂
For anyone 30 and older, please don’t say “no cap”
LOL. Millennials have comfortably adopted “no cap.”
@@EnglishwithGabbyExactly and I’m 31 😂
who else is here after getting roasted or called old.
Nah just here cause I noticed tons of people saying blud recently. Couldn't care less if I'm out of the loop, thats a good thing.
Situationship, manipulator and manipulatee reality!!! Going nowhere and one taking advantage of the other along all the way
Smh 🤦🏽♀️ I’m a 90’s baby man I’m getting old
How do you think I feel? I’m an 80s baby 🤣🤣
Slang is slang. Proper English is correct English. It's a shame that proper English gets "dummied down". We call that, slang.
Informal English is a natural part of every language. Many slang words eventually get added to the dictionary. The English we speak today was slang to previous generations. It’s the natural progression of language.
@@EnglishwithGabby Strange, because my grandparents, both, born in the late 1800's, as well as my parents spoke English the way I speak today. Yes, we used some slang, but not in place of correct English. Slang is not correct English and most employers would not hire individuals who used slang as their major form of "English."
@@pamelaryan4576 if you go through the decades of ENGLISH literature, you’ll notice the progression of English. This is the main reason why English vocabulary books are updated at schools often.
Example of the progression of idioms:
Baby boomers use caught red handed
Gen X/Millennials use caught in the act
Gen Z use caught in 4K
Other examples are words like selfie, janky and cringe being added to the dictionary. On average 100-200 words are added to the dictionary per month and many are informal/slang words. English is very much a living language. If people didn’t allow for the language to change we’d still be speaking like the founding fathers.
@@pamelaryan4576 also, slang is relative. It doesn’t mean the same thing to everyone because it’s regional, cultural and generational. Slang to me is not slang to my sons since many of the words will be added to the dictionary by the time they’re my age. The academic director at my university uses informal English. Presidents and politicians use slang. Of course, crude slang will never be accepted professional just as profanity won’t, but most slang is not crude.
@@EnglishwithGabby And would it be so bad if we spoke like the founding fathers? I'm certain today's society would be in a bit of a better shape than it is. Slang is okay used in certain situations, however, in my opinion, it will never replace or be an excuse for proper English. Like everything else, it has it's place.
Bro savanah is ded
I… am getting old. 😣
Getting old doesn't mean that you can't learn.
@@heyb12dude. You realize how many generations of slang I’m already using that doesn’t even cover the new stuff?
I’m a native English speaker and every year, I jump on one of these type of videos to see how the language has changed.
Long story short, I don’t know how ESL folks manage.
I mean, it’s wiggety-whack, cray-cray, off the chain, bad medicine, a bummer, a wet blanket, and it’s gobbledygook and nothing but booshwash!
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Many examples on gossip!!!! Cheap teachings!!!
Nice course Gabby , i learned more with you . what's your account on preply ? i would like to take courses with you
You should share more advance vocabulary, phrase and other tips. Take respect and love mam.😍