25 BRITISH SLANG WORDS | How to understand British people

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[@JakeWeston-b5t]

I swear I'm British and I didn't know fancy was slang

[@AhmedMohammed-yg3cf]

can you tell me about podcast British to learn

[@martinmraz1255]

Thank you Aga. I was chuffed with the lesson as usual, no dodgy stuff, you are not faffing around.

[@english_with_aga]

Haha, great example ✅👏😅

[@keithdenyer3937]

The exception is 'quids in'. Meaning rich.😊

[@nilo413]

All are new words for me. I got the answers right after your explanations.
Liked blimey !

[@english_with_aga]

Amazing, well done!

[@Flavum]

How about some of these? I'm an American who picked these up watching just a few episodes of British television -
Needs must
Let’s be having you
Pull a face
Shift it
Jumper
A cold beer would go down a treat
Flatpack
Look him out
Come through
Go spare
Sling my hook
To have a “domestic”
Bap
Cashpoint
Not before time
In the back of beyond
Lose your rag
Steady on
Proper job
What’s for you won’t go by you
Hamper (picnic basket)
Plaster
Bladdered/Munted
Don’t get the hump!
That’s me off
Chance would be a fine thing
Pudding trolley

[@omarorahuliosoto2887]

Thank you Aga, I am always captivated by your explanation on English

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you so much for your kind message

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[@SoltanMoradTaghiZadeh]

Hi good teacher . Thank you for your nice teaching . Have less times .❤❤❤

[@soltan861]

You’re really great teacher I wish I could have a lesson with you 🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@faaidyusuf1695]

The way you teaching as good as hope full❤ Thank you so much

[@faaidyusuf1695]

Thank you realy your,e my best teacher

[@iwonad6453]

Thank you, that was really great 🤍

[@arabindasen3]

Very good lesson, look forward to more like this. What about the word wicked for ' very good '.

[@isabelmartin40]

Great! Ta! I am loving this!😍

[@english_with_aga]

Amazing, thanks for watching

[@abdurofs]

Thank you so much Aga this amazing video. Love from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@english_with_aga]

You’re welcome! 😊

[@C.S.Cooper]

Thank you!♥️

[@moniquetruong-c1d]

Hi from France!
Thanks for your all your lessons dear Aga.
Always very clear and helpful.

[@fabiocarvalho7254]

Hi Aga!!! Firstly i would like to say thank you a lot!!! I got a job in France last month, and i am realy thankful to you. I know, in France peolple spoke France , however my boss is an english man, so i a using the english that i have been learning with your channel to communication with him. Thanks for help people around the word like me. I speak Portuguese from Brazil, but i always loved english language...thanks for all

[@english_with_aga]

You’re very welcome and congratulations on your new job. Good luck!

[@Michael-ve1ro]

I'll have to watch it again

[@alendolicanin4771]

The best part of my day is when my favorite teacher gives a lecture. I pay my attention.❤❤❤

[@english_with_aga]

What a lovely comment - thank you! Have a nice day

[@Modemorph]

great explainations enjoyed hearing some of the words that I grew up with,
Lurgy Is a conjunctiion for lethargic you would using more when explaing how you are feeling whilst sick as in "I feel a bit Lergy"
very nostagic for me so thank you

[@VendettaX-dx5mw]

Hello Aga can you please tell me, does someone use such a sentence in english slang: Don't let yourself hangin'. Like as a motivation to keep your head up?

[@PauloCesarDietrich]

Thank you, dear Aga, for teaching these useful slangs. It's difficult to choose one, but I would choose 'fancy' as my favorite. I like this word. I didn't know it was a slang word. ❤

[@english_with_aga]

Great 😊

[@jaisonphilip7179]

Super , very useful.
What is an ideal reply for the question “alright” ?

[@wanouwir66]

i had the same question I think it must be alright

[@DRLUCKSANAREE168]

Thanks , I am chuffed with your video ❤

[@василиванов-р6ю]

Dear madam (Дорогая Агнешка), if you ever could get some extra time, prepare some lectures and tests on inversions and cleft sentences, please !!! Yours very truly (Vasil) (PS. By the way, your lesson today is incredibly useful as usual!!!)

[@jeangermain4391]

I got 4 out of 4. My favorite Britsh slang is" faff".For example: It was a real faff for me to clean the windows! Thank you for your lesson.

[@english_with_aga]

Great example!

[@bithieusufzai2140]

❤Chuffed, Dodgy, Fancy, Knackered, Wicked, Brolly,
Gutted, Loo,
Rubish, Skint,
Ta, Telly,
Bangers and Mash, Cuppa,
a Fiver, a Tenner,
Quid, Peckish, Faff, to Nick, Bonkers, a Pint, a Chippy,
Lurgy, Blimey.

[@reumeylmangimbulude9673]

Aga, i love the way u teach. It was easy to follow. I also love a few quiz in the end of the lesson..👍👍

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you so much! Good luck!

[@bithieusufzai2140]

☔
Brolly is my favorite! You are a very good teacher!
😂😅😊 Ta

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you!

[@ChristophAffeldt]

I liked ´ta´.I would never expect thank you beyond that two letters, but interesting .

[@SalehHayat20]

Sending love and Thanks ❤from Pakistan

[@rherrera921]

Very Lovely video.Greetings from Los Angeles CA.No class at all down here 😢😢😢

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What a great topic! A short break from grammar😊😊😊

[@english_with_aga]

I’ll be back with grammar next week 😁

[@SoltanMoradTaghiZadeh]

Have bless times ❤❤❤❤

[@ameennjar9744]

Thank you Aga for your lesson ❤

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HI AGa i like you and your teaching English Grammar

[@nilo413]

Nice episode. Thank you

[@miodragpopovic3301]

Hi Aga,
many tks for your video that I found very interesting. I look fwd to watching you in the future. Take care.

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you!

[@василиванов-р6ю]

Агнешка, спасибо!!!

[@MrMazda1955]

My favourite word is FANCY). Very useful video, thanks a lot🌹

[@Nati__1987]

I loved this video ❤.
It's fascinating and very interesting.
Greetings from Chile

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you for your nice feedback - I appreciate it :)

[@UmaChhetri-e6i]

I like Ta . It is very interesting for me

[@Kasiam016]

How can i say lurgy in AmE?

[@sharadpandey5587]

Cheers

[@SamanlathaBandara-kz1qy]

All ones are knew i firstly . Thanks thanks you beauty❤

[@ganen007]

I have noted down in my notebook. I am going teach them to the children in a school.And help them say loo replacing toilet

[@Michael-ve1ro]

Maybe that one

[@AmeraAlawer]

Thank you ,Aga,
Blimey is interesting .

[@Mike-rs8xr]

You have told me well I'm going to say you are going to half to just say what you mean or just walk away

[@anthelmel4639]

I like chippy. In french the homonym 'chipie' means little minx.

[@พันธุ์ศักดิ์ศิริเลิศ]

Thank you.

[@DeborahD1964Watches]

I fancy this channel!

[@imotepbangis]

I got them all right.

[@english_with_aga]

Well done!

[@ejlufpedersen742]

Faff is new to me, but I know and use the others. I'll stop faffing around now and crack on. No rest for wicked😊

[@Pankaj-Verma-]

Thanks.

[@emanmahmoud9439]

Very useful

[@mithun_743]

Interesting ❤🎉

[@cesarcampo2259]

Buenísimo

[@sherahmad5838]

I did all

[@MarikaSwat]

Blimey! All of them ;-)

[@aamirarizwan9837]

my score was two n my favourite word is quid🌹😂

[@Michael-ve1ro]

I mist two

[@JulieLevinge]

IE Dodgey Dave = Cameron👍

[@aaronsaunders6974]

you read fancy in edgar allan poe. it’s archaic

[@VodkaFisa]

I thank you.Aga🤝💐✍

[@Mike-rs8xr]

Chuffy

[@Hadera-od7jn]

Thank you!❤aga🎉

[@english_with_aga]

You’re welcome! 😊

[@FukeYu90]

I want to learn some dirty British slang words. Im a writer, working on a warped tale that is going to take place over on the other side of the pond.

[@olgaipek6498]

Dodgy is my favorite. Ta!

[@english_with_aga]

I love it too!

[@ozgurdemir8666]

✋

[@emilianarahankey8293]

2

[@ZaidHussein-q2o]

I got 4

[@Priyanka-zy9ln]

i searched up the meaning for wicked and it says that wicked is a word that is used for Morally wrong or bad and u say it is for saying something nice which one is right

[@marquezpaloma7360]

3:49 wicked as a British slang can mean very good or excellent yk but as well it can mean cruel or bad but depends of the situation

[@erival6329]

thanks

[@abdulwasaalhakimi1915]

The was trying to nick his wallet.
Thanks so much!

[@raisumit1006]

Chuffed😀

[@leoavecesentiendo]

Even though he was a bit peckish, he didn't tried that sandwich... There was something dodgy about it.

[@english_with_aga]

👏👏👏

[@leonelmarroquin7177]

So fetch =Gretchen winners.

[@CharanDass-suffring]

No it wasn't fine or toll , it's about someone who needs to feel finE

[@faaidyusuf1695]

Can you give a cuppa

[@Michael-ve1ro]

Chuffed

[@timstich1052]

Ta, for thank you? But it already means goodbye. Here's a new English word for you: dafuq?!

[@gorkemkiziloren]

wotah

[@faaidyusuf1695]

Can I said I am gutted with my friend

[@valparker3390]

I thought knackered meant drunk 😅

[@english_with_aga]

😅

[@alpyanil4644]

Have you money ?
Is correct or not

[@StevenAllan-lt9vu]

The phrase "no worries" doesn't fit slang but really irritates people when it's spoken.

[@CharanDass-suffring]

We are fools we won't understand any of these things make it in pure Hindi dig the ears 🤕

[@abdelmajidmajid2114]

You are jewish. What do you think about What is happening in Gaza?

[@emilianarahankey8293]

Dodgy, Telly, rubbish

[@karlyoung1713]

Give us real slang. Its still a little bit slangily.

[@VLADIMIR-ve6fl]

EXCUSE ME WHERE "S D SHITHOUSE ! JAJAJAJA