10 British English SECRETS Only Natives Know | Easy English 124
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It's unbelievable, how many words u have to describe a drunk person 😀
Thanks for another great episode!
I knew we had a lot, but I didn't realise it was THAT many...
Thanks for watching!
I think the UK has the most regional language differences of anywhere I've been ! Regional secrets!!
Veeery useful!
Thank you!
Thanks for your support Ivan ✅
All these words and expressions are very common in Australian English too!
Amazing… maybe you want to start the Auzzie English Channel 💪
Totally! :)
Great video Mitch! waiting for others. A video showing common UK gestures and body language would be very helpful too!
Thanks Sihem 🙌 that’s a great recommendation, we’ll defo get that episode done 🤩
I am an English speaker from the U.K. and even I love these videos - great job!
😆 Great news! Feels like I’m passing the taste test when other Brits verify and enjoy our videos
Thank you for your amazing videos ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you for watching them! 🙌🙌🙌
Thanks for sharing this video with us, amazing!
Ahh thanks mate 🙌🙌
Yes!!! A video!!! 🙌🏼
Woo!! A comment!! 🙌
@@EasyEnglishVideos 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🥰❤️👍
I mean 🫶🏻👌
Nice guy, thanks for these tips.
Cheers!
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In the US we call those X's and O's [ex's and oh's]. They have the same meaning: hugs and kisses to you.
They were quite popular in the early 2000's when texting via cell phones was kickstarting and maybe they would be sent after the message. Example:
I can't wait to see you later
xoxoxo
I can’t have tea anymore but, I have been doing a lemon water cleanse every morning. It works, I don’t feel gross and bloated! The salt water cleanse works great but the article said it’s hard on the kidneys to do it daily.
Can you do a video about phrasal verbs because that's what people struggle with alot. I hope it's noticed
We have one video if you look for phrasal verbs, its more of a story based video but there are many used in context 🙌
@@EasyEnglishVideos ok. Thanks. I'll have a look at it later.
Just a few?! That was endless but I did love learning more vocabulary regarding being drunk 💪💯🥃
I am an English speaker from the US, I think basically all of these are also used here. But "cheers" isn't used so often.
Okay, nevermind hahaha. We do not have that many words to indicate being drunk. We do use "wasted," "buzzed," and "hammered" to informally say one is drunken.
We use the word "canned," but that usually means someone has been "fired," as in no longer employed at a job.
Wasted is the word I associate with US. I remember it from all the American teen movies I used to watch.
@@EasyEnglishVideos As an American from the West Coast I've used (for alcohol intoxication): buzzed*, hammered, loaded, sauced, tanked, trashed, wasted, and I'd infer as much from pretty much anything that is synonymous with destruction. Not on your list I'd probably add blitzed, bombed, shitfaced, smashed, and blotto. Pickled and fried I'd associate with bar snacks (especially fried pickles… err gherkins) or long-term drug/alcohol abuse, zonked for tired, and canned (and never sacked) for involuntary separation from a job. And, of course, pissed which I've heard used almost exclusively to mean furious out here.
* Buzzed (e.g. a beer buzz from a few low ABV beers) is typically associated with mild alcohol intoxication and in fact there are billboards out here proclaiming "buzzed driving is drunk driving" to disabuse people from the notion that driving after consuming any amount of alcohol is safe or acceptable. Drink driving turned into drunk driving somewhere across the Atlantic.
👌lol😂 that was the best part of the video.
I once heared the ok gesture comes from
soldiers and means o- zero k- killed
1:32 we have it too in Turkiye! 😍
Oh yeah? Also to say something is expensive?
@@EasyEnglishVideos and we use the expression "too salty" which means very expensive... 😄🤍
@@seminanur No way! We also use salty, but as a way to describe someone who is jealous.
@@EasyEnglishVideos first time i heard it :)) thanks for the info🙏🏻💙
'Ere, ya left out "pissed/piss drunk" ya did, as some of those terms we use to describe someone who's had a few too many 😁...! Brilliant and well clever video this 👌 so cheers, thanks very much 😊...!! ~xoxox / ❤
Thanks Alexys! And thanks for the kiss/cuddle example at the end 😆
@@EasyEnglishVideos Oh cheers, mate; am too glad ya liked it actually 😊...! Btw, i would subscribe - although i must be over the top already subscribed to something in the neighbourhood of at least a dead z i l l i o n various "other channels"/already have quite that many subscriptions withstanding - but, as i myself am a Brit actually, it seems somehow almost a bit like "cheating" to commit to one such as yours here, if you might be able to reckon just how i mean that 🤔...? You are, and it is, truly absolutely lovely though, to say the very least 😁...! ~❤ / XOXO
*@Easy English* i do hope that what i'd "last" written there made at least some bit of sense ( i e, " ...might be able to *reckon* just how.... " 😕😆 ?! ) ? Truth is though, had been dead well knackered when i wrote it ( ...i'd not slept for ages at that point, yeah ) and so *I reckon* 😏 i mustn't have been thinking at all clearly at the time ( ...HADN'T at all been "pissed" though really; i barely/rarely - in the "Brit sense" of the words, that is - ever in fact actually do 😄... ). At any rate, i suppose i might as well just go on ahead and subscribe to yer lovely channel after all then 😁 ; there's really no proper good reason NOT to, yeah. So cheers, mate: am just gonna pop on board then, i am 😊.... ~XOX / ❤ ( Gawd, i'm a long-winded sort it would seem 🙄😂...! )
Here’s a challenge for native English speakers, find one word starting with each letter of the alphabet to describe someone who’s drunk… haven’t tried but sounds fun to try on a road trip or flight
That. Is. Brilliant. 🙌
Please Mr Mich . What does it mean te_ ra ??? You said it at the end of the vidéo ??
It's a colloquial way to say "goodbye". It's mostly used in the north of England.
You'll find other examples and definitions like this in our Patreon perks 😜
@@EasyEnglishVideos thanks a lot Mr Mich 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
ı don't know when will I can speak engilish fluentely ı started 9 month ego with beginer grade for understand my uni lesson because my branch is civil engineering with engilish so ı have to be least B2 level before startet my uni lesson it is very hard for me .how can ı do this .Guy there is anyone who give me recomend about how ı can learn and study engilish corectly .am ı silly or anything
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Did you try the ok gesture in Germany??? I heard it means something entirely different but I would check with ISI! 🤡
Yes, she just informed me. 😳
@@EasyEnglishVideos 😂🤣😂🤣
Alphabetical order. Easy peesy to memorize. 😵💫
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Hope you enjoyed!
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If you do the ok sign in Germany, you'll be in trouble. Here it means Asshole.
Sorry but if somebody use gonna or wanna he is primitiv for me.