Drake's Instagram is: Drakeyreyes Here are the other videos with Drake: th-cam.com/video/iAzqb9AY0P4/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/AB5aWd49hb0/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/84MB5MzHiPY/w-d-xo.html
Good morning mam! Iwant to buy a physical book for improving my English. Could you please suggest me any book with modern language. I also watch your videos.
I am a native English speaker from Canada, but been living in Brazil for many years...the only one I wouldn't understand would be "bye, Felicia"...all the others were pretty common and usual to me ( I live here but watch mostly American TV). I always teach slangs to my students and they love it. Using slangs is a GREAT way to connect with younger people.
I was very much not around in the 50s but I believe the difference now is that ‘shook’ is able to stand on its own. If he wanted to express the same feeling now he could just say ‘I’m shook’ instead of ‘i’m shook up.’ It’s also used pretty regularly in a way it wasn’t before. For example after seeing a surprising performance by a performer you could say ‘I’m so shook.’ Which wouldn’t really have made sense in the same casual way 70 yrs ago. Language evolves but it doesn’t just appear out of nowhere
Dear Coach Lisa, there are no words to thank for your efforts to always be looking for new words, new expressions and even slang to help people, all over the world, to communicate better in English. My eternal gratitude!
Hi Lisa, it's funny to know that "shade" is not a really verb, sometimes i read the news about pop stars like Madonna or Poppy and other artists-singers, and media sometimes quotes on the internet "Katy Perry shaded Rihanna with her last outfit" and i didn't understand what was going on at first, but later, i don't remember if i looked it up on the dictionary or just understood the meaning, but i got the idea that it happens when somebody makes a "virtual" shadow over somebody, making her or him look at a "lower level", so i thought it as a real IDIOM, jejeje and now i see it's a slang. With the other one, "Chill", happened to me something similar, i AM used to LISTENING * to music while i work or study at home and put some channels of very different types of music, and there are some named "Chill out" music, i didn't know what it means, because i'm a musician but i had never heard or learnt that style before, but later i recognized it as a kind of happy and relaxing music for creating a comfortable atmosphere in the swimming pool, at holidays or a break , so i thought that meaning really existed , but now i see it's another slang or a very informal word. *I recognized that mistake with the am - ing grammar rule you explained on the other video of 11 common grammar mistakes, thank u very much for all the information and learning you give to us, i'm watching all your videos
lol - I just realized once or twice I heard "he's the goat" and I didn't understand because I couldn't see the relation between the person with the animal - lol - Now I'll flex this new slang every time! - lol - Thank you always! I love you!! Greetings from Brazil!
With all due respect it might be a good Idea to explain what AAVE is to the viewers instead of calling it slang. Especially since AAVE is now a recognized language in its own right with it own syntax and things. Because some people might become offended by hearing that their dialect of English is considered slang and thus having reduced importance since many people do speak almost exclusively in AAVE. Also these are Not new words they have been around the African American community for over 20 years.
Native speaker of English here, forty-one years old, but fairly well-versed in modern slang for a person of my age because I'm online a lot. "Bye, Felicia!" wouldn't be a good expression to use when you are complimenting someone. Just thought I'd throw that out there. That's usually intended as the opposite of a compliment, like "I'm tired of dealing with you." Based on the heart react, I take it that the admin of this page knew you didn't mean any harm by it, though. :) Well done on the other two slang expressions you used! "You slayed it!" and "You are the GOAT!" are good ways to compliment someone or tell them that they did a good job.
as a 2020 teen in hs in my opinion: chillin is vibing or hanging (out) low key, not really on fleek no one really says that lol but say it if you want, salty isn’t used a lot unless you’re using it as an adjective, throw shad is putting something or someone in a badish light, no one really uses lit that much anymore it’s more like “fire” or “bomb”, nope on nah that much, flexing is showing off (not your muscles lol), YESSS shook “i was shook(eth)” say shook or shooketh, never used i’m done with it, woke is aware, ghosting is cutting off all signs of communication in every way with one person, i’m dead “😭🤣🤣🤣” explained by emoji’s, “bye, Felicia!” just stop we’re not in the sixth grade anymore, not a lot of people say slayed it a lot but some people do i do every once in a while, umm GOAT isn’t something you hear a lot but you should know what it means if it’s said, cancelled is getting rid of the thought of something for yourself ig? sorry for the horrible grammar, but i was writing as i was watching 👌🏼👍🏼😁🙂 it was pretty accurate for the most part tho
Hi Lisa! Great video! I'm from Argentina and have heard most of the words but time goes by so fast that sometimes it's difficult to catch up with all the new slang words. Where I work at and American company and many people come from San Francisco to train us and they use the word "Ghost" as shadowing. So they explained us that they use this term when you need to learn from a peer's work, observe them in every day tasks.
I heard a younger teacher used the word, 'ghost' last week while we were testing ELD students online. At the end of our first day of testing, she said, "Hopefully no more students ghost on me tomorrow." That was the first time I heard the word used as a verb. I kind of like it because I can visualize it very well.
Thank you for share this video lesson about slang words . I'm study English for along time but I don't still don't know a lot of slang words . I know only the common words .
DOUBLE hi TODAY you look like top and lovely .. you are the best for me ..well done ..we need more examples .you drive fast but we need slowly ..please , what do you say to yousif IRAQ ************ THANKS
Hi Lisa, I really enjoyed this video. I’ve been watching your TH-cam videos since I moved to the U.S three years ago from Cuba. I also live in Southern California. Stay safe. Greetings from Palm Springs.
Thanks Lisa, I'm 68. I knew maybe 2 of all the slang words in those videos. No family so no young people around. I am an American but I enjoy your videos. I wish someone like you would do this for French, Spanish, Italian, German and Hawaiian Pidgin. Blessings to you and yours.
This isn’t American culture but white culture. The fact that these 3 very white boys are doing this is appropriation and showing just shows these terms are mainstream. Also, I hear these terms at work routinely in the NYC lexicon. When you say it isn’t use in professional environment shows that it isn’t accepted in white America culture but in fashion, entertainment and music industry- these terms and others are more common than you say.
Wow!! What a great, funny and usefull video lesson!! Thank you! I love and enjoy it very much! Do much more like this one please! And how friendly are the guys! What a wonderfull idea you had! Thanks you very much again!
Hey everyone! I finally made a TH-cam channel lol. I think I was the only young person in the world without an account 😂. With quarentine going on, I might start making some videos of my own :) Lisa is so kind and such a great teacher, I’m honored to be apart of them! I’m glad so many of you enjoy these videos, I hope they can help. Don’t ever give up 💫
Thank you so much!!! It's really useful. I've been translating a book from Portuguese to English, written informally, with slangs and idioms that I'm struggling with. You are the best!! Kisses from Brazil
This dude has been on your videos a few times before,right?He is nice and cool.He's helping other people improve their english which is completely appreciative.
The way English is taught is fantastic. We learn while having fun, listening to people's stories and native speakers talking. What I also like is the tips you give for improved pronunciation...Thanks
Hahahaha I’m a millennial and some of these terms I don’t even know like when I heard the term “I’m weak” at least in some of my convos I thought it meant they were actually saying they were weak as in vulnerable
Wow there are a lot of slangs that I don't know. I only know chillin aware, and chill. I always hear goat but I don't know the meaning of it. I learned it's stay for greatest of all time. First time hearing on fleek,salty throw shade, lit, to flex, shook, I'm done with it, woke, weak, bye Felicia, to ghost someone, I'm dead, to slayed it, and cancelled. I have a lot to learn.
As I watch more interviews to drake he is becoming more interesting to hearing his accent and I love his chill demeanor. Thanks Lisa. I love what he admitted he ghosted someone on instagram, I should admitted too that I ghosted not just one but some of friends on social media..
I m using ... ghost, lit, good wibes....etc... Thanks for more modern slangs... You are a very nice teacher... I always like to listen you...n want to speak like you.
A lot of my slang wasn't mentioned, but some slang was. Some of the slang mentioned here is something I thought everybody should know already, like the word salty and chilin. Some.of the slang mention here, I've never heard before. I would use the word Hater "H8R” more then salty but I also grew up in the 90s - 2000s I would use the word Fire more then lit Anyhow great take, you killed it, anybody hating on this video can go down below:-)
Fantastic... great video.... thank you so much...I love to learn slangs because a lot of people talking like that and I don't understand that way of speak inglish 👍👍👍😉😉😁
Actually a non-English speaker should first learn the VULGAR language to understand some American movies better (unfortunately), as knowing slang language alone doesn't work when one watches the movie!
It funny to see that American slang has pervaded other cultures and languages so quickly... In France, the kids now use "ghoster/se faire ghoster" (to ghost/to be ghosted) or "on fleek" too
Nice. I knew most of them. I can think of two more which are Hella and YOLO. Hella is a Northern California word that means a lot or extremely. And YOLO means You Only Live Once.
Probably, the difference of the slang from 15-20 years erstwhile, would be to build a form of surreptitious savvy slang language inherent for the juveniles (young people) or just to abbreviate and make typing more efficient, whilst degenerating the language. It is commendable, and sometimes necessary to learn as much as possible so that one can listen and understand the youth to avoid misunderstandings and misinterpretations. A dignified, sophisticated mature man may want to keep his identity by not using silly slang.
MAM I have lots of problem in my English, first don't understand, second doesn't atmosphere, third we don't talk to anyone, so get me solution, I am speaking Hindi language better, but that's not my solution, if you talk to any language, first you understand that language necessary
Interesting stuff. But what people need more, as witnessed by the comments below, is your commentary on grammar. When I receive such an email or text etc., which is so poorly written, I move directly to the delete key (and don’t even finish reading) Just read the comments below. Brutal. I try to believe that much of the problem is ‘no proof reading” prior to hitting “send”. And yes, English is a nasty language to learn, so thanks to those who have so much patience educating others.
Is it you the elite of English slang words ? I don't know Slang words in English, only in French but i will not learn slang words in English because i don't know whether i will have opportunities to use them with British people ? Well, if we can avoid to learn them, it is OK ...
I think in Chile, to flex = enchular. For example, "enchulé mi auto". And to ghost = ningunear (no eres ninguno, no eres nada): "mi jefe me ningunea permanentemente".
I am from India, mam, most of the people's speaking national language Hindi, I was studies in Hindi medium, can't understand, if you are telling me, read books, books is out of reach in my mind there vocabulary, because I am studies book but not understanding, not atmosphere in my area, my city so what do I am, for the practice, when even learning anything, so first understand, but not understanding very big problem, what I do
Ohhhhh,you have a fit TH-cam channel ,madam😍 I really like it , Grammar English ,I done with it 😅😅. Thank you so much madam I will follow your TH-cam channel,in sha Allah❤ (with the God❤ willing)
So instead of calling it "African American vernacular English", they just group everything as "slang"? Man this society loves taking everything it can from black people (including their dialogue) and try to rebrand it as their own 😂 Clowns. We know we inspire you folks even though you'll never admit it 👍🏿
everything new to me aside from chill and Im done with it. Thats just a whole carload of new expressions here. Please make more of this ;D You slayed this episode!!!!
I knew some bit of american culture nicely,it will guide to practice for prounciation with initiate to native speak style and also learned grammer word,in this lession l learned for gost(verb,nown).thank lots.
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Drake's Instagram is: Drakeyreyes
Here are the other videos with Drake:
th-cam.com/video/iAzqb9AY0P4/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/AB5aWd49hb0/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/84MB5MzHiPY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you very much, I really like your job and I´ve been learning too many things such as grammar and slangs with you
Could you please do a lesson on when to use the two pronunciations of ' the’,. Thank you.
I made a detailed video on that topic already.
@@AccurateEnglishThank you for your response, could you please post the link here?
I found it! Thank you for that lesson on'the’.
Hello thank you for this video. Do have any live classes now?
Best teacher ever seem
Good morning mam!
Iwant to buy a physical book for improving my English.
Could you please suggest me any book with modern language. I also watch your videos.
Please give reply mam
I learned a lot from this great lady which I didn't in school!. May GOD bless her and all her family
Thanks for a the video this guy should be a english teacher
I'm already old but I will try this slang words that use in every young generation. So i can feel young again. Lol
I love and learn a lot with this program but I am in my eighties and do not have so much money to pay for it
You’re 90?! 😳
When I was 16 I thought 20 was soooo old !!!😅😂
You're are cool 😍
Drake really has this adorable character that makes me me want to hang out with him
In the end of this video I learnt other slang I think. You said thank you so much and the guy said definitely! I love your lessons Lisa.
Me too
I knew them all!! i´m so proud of me.
Jesús Gáfaro good job:))
Jesús Gáfaro me too
So good
YOU SLAYED IT!
I like the way Drake talks, I would like to learn from him in an other lesson
you doing a great job!
I am a native English speaker from Canada, but been living in Brazil for many years...the only one I wouldn't understand would be "bye, Felicia"...all the others were pretty common and usual to me ( I live here but watch mostly American TV). I always teach slangs to my students and they love it. Using slangs is a GREAT way to connect with younger people.
Hey...plz tell me about some slang
We have "I'm dead" (morri) and "you're canceled" (tá cancelado) with exactly the same meaning in Brazilian Portuguese too.
I was thinking about that!
"Shook" isn't new slang. Elvis Presley was "all shook up" in the 1950s.
I was very much not around in the 50s but I believe the difference now is that ‘shook’ is able to stand on its own. If he wanted to express the same feeling now he could just say ‘I’m shook’ instead of ‘i’m shook up.’ It’s also used pretty regularly in a way it wasn’t before. For example after seeing a surprising performance by a performer you could say ‘I’m so shook.’ Which wouldn’t really have made sense in the same casual way 70 yrs ago. Language evolves but it doesn’t just appear out of nowhere
Different meaning
"Salty " in Argentina we use "estar salado" with the same meaning
Dear Coach Lisa, there are no words to thank for your efforts to always be looking for new words, new expressions and even slang to help people, all over the world, to communicate better in English.
My eternal gratitude!
Thank you Afonso.
This guy seems like a really nice person he has such an easygoing demeanor and effervescent personality haha
Yes I do also think so.
How are you by the way
I totally agree!
Who t f uses them words at the presente, r u a poet?
Definitely yass. Same thought!
Noticed the same and watched till the end cuz of him 🤩
I didn't know any of it until I watched this video. Thank you for making such an interesting lesson.
Hi Lisa, it's funny to know that "shade" is not a really verb, sometimes i read the news about pop stars like Madonna or Poppy and other artists-singers, and media sometimes quotes on the internet "Katy Perry shaded Rihanna with her last outfit" and i didn't understand what was going on at first, but later, i don't remember if i looked it up on the dictionary or just understood the meaning, but i got the idea that it happens when somebody makes a "virtual" shadow over somebody, making her or him look at a "lower level", so i thought it as a real IDIOM, jejeje and now i see it's a slang.
With the other one, "Chill", happened to me something similar, i AM used to LISTENING * to music while i work or study at home and put some channels of very different types of music, and there are some named "Chill out" music, i didn't know what it means, because i'm a musician but i had never heard or learnt that style before, but later i recognized it as a kind of happy and relaxing music for creating a comfortable atmosphere in the swimming pool, at holidays or a break , so i thought that meaning really existed , but now i see it's another slang or a very informal word.
*I recognized that mistake with the am - ing grammar rule you explained on the other video of 11 common grammar mistakes, thank u very much for all the information and learning you give to us, i'm watching all your videos
Dear Lisa, I’d wish all Americans speak your language, then I could understand them much much better. Thank you.
That's right
You know that the best method of learning..is to work at as a waiter in An American Resturant. OMG you 'll be amazed.
@@SawsannUS Are you sure that
You understand her cause she speaks slooooow. Us natives speak much faster in conversation
They do speak the same language but faster :-))
Drake is such a cool guy
lol - I just realized once or twice I heard "he's the goat" and I didn't understand because I couldn't see the relation between the person with the animal - lol - Now I'll flex this new slang every time! - lol - Thank you always! I love you!! Greetings from Brazil!
With all due respect it might be a good Idea to explain what AAVE is to the viewers instead of calling it slang. Especially since AAVE is now a recognized language in its own right with it own syntax and things. Because some people might become offended by hearing that their dialect of English is considered slang and thus having reduced importance since many people do speak almost exclusively in AAVE. Also these are Not new words they have been around the African American community for over 20 years.
You’re the best ever!!!
Hi. My I do I conversion with u on Facebook to improve my pronunciation English .if you don't mind ?
Wow!!! That was fun!!! You slayed it!!! By Felicia. Your are a G.O.A.T.
Pls madam lìsa give me tips to gain çonfidene in Me and spèaking English well
@@maurinealouda829 keep going!
Native speaker of English here, forty-one years old, but fairly well-versed in modern slang for a person of my age because I'm online a lot.
"Bye, Felicia!" wouldn't be a good expression to use when you are complimenting someone. Just thought I'd throw that out there. That's usually intended as the opposite of a compliment, like "I'm tired of dealing with you."
Based on the heart react, I take it that the admin of this page knew you didn't mean any harm by it, though. :)
Well done on the other two slang expressions you used! "You slayed it!" and "You are the GOAT!" are good ways to compliment someone or tell them that they did a good job.
A wonderful job u have done for still better understanding by even common people of any language.Thaning You, May God Bless You ..
as a 2020 teen in hs in my opinion: chillin is vibing or hanging (out) low key, not really on fleek no one really says that lol but say it if you want, salty isn’t used a lot unless you’re using it as an adjective, throw shad is putting something or someone in a badish light, no one really uses lit that much anymore it’s more like “fire” or “bomb”, nope on nah that much, flexing is showing off (not your muscles lol), YESSS shook “i was shook(eth)” say shook or shooketh, never used i’m done with it, woke is aware, ghosting is cutting off all signs of communication in every way with one person, i’m dead “😭🤣🤣🤣” explained by emoji’s, “bye, Felicia!” just stop we’re not in the sixth grade anymore, not a lot of people say slayed it a lot but some people do i do every once in a while, umm GOAT isn’t something you hear a lot but you should know what it means if it’s said, cancelled is getting rid of the thought of something for yourself ig? sorry for the horrible grammar, but i was writing as i was watching 👌🏼👍🏼😁🙂 it was pretty accurate for the most part tho
Hi Lisa! Great video! I'm from Argentina and have heard most of the words but time goes by so fast that sometimes it's difficult to catch up with all the new slang words. Where I work at and American company and many people come from San Francisco to train us and they use the word "Ghost" as shadowing. So they explained us that they use this term when you need to learn from a peer's work, observe them in every day tasks.
he is so handsome with a warm smile and cheerful personality !!! more of him!
I heard a younger teacher used the word, 'ghost' last week while we were testing ELD students online. At the end of our first day of testing, she said, "Hopefully no more students ghost on me tomorrow." That was the first time I heard the word used as a verb. I kind of like it because I can visualize it very well.
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Thank you for share this video lesson about slang words . I'm study English for along time but I don't still don't know a lot of slang words . I know only the common words .
I am also learning English.
Do you practice English?
Yea I'm learning English for along time
DOUBLE hi TODAY you look like top and lovely .. you are the best for me ..well done ..we need more examples .you drive fast but we need slowly ..please , what do you say to yousif IRAQ ************ THANKS
Hi Lisa, I really enjoyed this video. I’ve been watching your TH-cam videos since I moved to the U.S three years ago from Cuba. I also live in Southern California. Stay safe. Greetings from Palm Springs.
Wow that's was lit 🔥
Since I have begun to learning English I've never heard 😅 most of those fascinating slang
Thanks 😘
You both Slayed it 🤔😂😍
Pretty cool... Thanks thousands of times and much more... Teacher!!!
" GOAT " to a Farmer means GOAT ! LOL!
I love u.
Thanks Lisa,
I'm 68. I knew maybe 2 of all the slang words in those videos. No family so no young people around.
I am an American but I enjoy your videos.
I wish someone like you would do this for French, Spanish, Italian, German and Hawaiian Pidgin.
Blessings to you and yours.
Ask that young man to appear more often in your videos!! 💕 He's easy on the eyes!!
This isn’t American culture but white culture. The fact that these 3 very white boys are doing this is appropriation and showing just shows these terms are mainstream. Also, I hear these terms at work routinely in the NYC lexicon. When you say it isn’t use in professional environment shows that it isn’t accepted in white America culture but in fashion, entertainment and music industry- these terms and others are more common than you say.
zainnee a good example of “woke” 🤓
Last guy "slayed" the slang with his supersweet charm!!🥰 thanks Lisa for this useful and easy to learn lessons! 💝
Bye Felicia😃 Good to learn I think is better than saying other things.
Wow!! What a great, funny and usefull video lesson!! Thank you! I love and enjoy it very much! Do much more like this one please! And how friendly are the guys! What a wonderfull idea you had! Thanks you very much again!
Madam in the America there is a lockdown period right even your helping your students thank you very much
am from India
You are a remarkable teacher and I am learning everything from you.thankyou so much.
Hey everyone! I finally made a TH-cam channel lol. I think I was the only young person in the world without an account 😂. With quarentine going on, I might start making some videos of my own :) Lisa is so kind and such a great teacher, I’m honored to be apart of them! I’m glad so many of you enjoy these videos, I hope they can help. Don’t ever give up 💫
I learned so much from you teacher Lisa and Drake. You guys slayed it! Thank you and more power to your advocacy.
😆 I'm not young but surprisingly I knew all of them.
You know also this "buggun "?
@@azariawilliam3195 what is buggun?
That was pretty great, thank you so much and keep up the good work!!!
drake is a good conversationalist ' he has many words in mind
Lisa, thanks for your adorable lessons, so deeply involving, clear, cheering up!
9:19 ghost we using to the same mean in Brazil lol 🤔😂
I just found out from another comment that it's used in France too.
Why not making English new part of teaching through movies .
Thank you so much!!! It's really useful. I've been translating a book from Portuguese to English, written informally, with slangs and idioms that I'm struggling with. You are the best!! Kisses from Brazil
That good . do practice English for a long time ? If you need to improve your language English I can teach you in my Facebook
This dude has been on your videos a few times before,right?He is nice and cool.He's helping other people improve their english which is completely appreciative.
I think he's been in 3 videos.
How long have you been learning English?
The way English is taught is fantastic. We learn while having fun, listening to people's stories and native speakers talking. What I also like is the tips you give for improved pronunciation...Thanks
Hahahaha I’m a millennial and some of these terms I don’t even know like when I heard the term “I’m weak” at least in some of my convos I thought it meant they were actually saying they were weak as in vulnerable
Nice slang words like hanging out chillning
Thank you for a new amazing and interesting lesson.
Artistic approach to make learn.
Wow there are a lot of slangs that I don't know. I only know chillin aware, and chill. I always hear goat but I don't know the meaning of it. I learned it's stay for greatest of all time. First time hearing on fleek,salty throw shade, lit, to flex, shook, I'm done with it, woke, weak, bye Felicia, to ghost someone, I'm dead, to slayed it, and cancelled. I have a lot to learn.
Thanks. I like bye Felicia jjjj.
As I watch more interviews to drake he is becoming more interesting to hearing his accent and I love his chill demeanor. Thanks Lisa. I love what he admitted he ghosted someone on instagram, I should admitted too that I ghosted not just one but some of friends on social media..
Lisa we lav you so much than xx
I like this video very much
I m using ... ghost, lit, good wibes....etc...
Thanks for more modern slangs...
You are a very nice teacher... I always like to listen you...n want to speak like you.
I'm very thankful of your channel...it helps me a lot to learn modern slang words. Your subscriber from Philippines...🙂☺
Kicks
Kicks is defined as another word for shoes. An example of kicks is saying, “Nice kicks.” to compliment someone's very cool shoes. 😁😁
I love you and drake so much
Lisa the G.O.A.T
A lot of my slang wasn't mentioned, but some slang was. Some of the slang mentioned here is something I thought everybody should know already, like the word salty and chilin. Some.of the slang mention here, I've never heard before.
I would use the word Hater "H8R” more then salty but I also grew up in the 90s - 2000s
I would use the word Fire more then lit
Anyhow great take, you killed it, anybody hating on this video can go down below:-)
Sick = good ,cool or awesome.
Fantastic... great video.... thank you so much...I love to learn slangs because a lot of people talking like that and I don't understand that way of speak inglish 👍👍👍😉😉😁
I am 65 years old, and I know none of these words😂
THAT IS A GOOD THING
Actually a non-English speaker should first learn the VULGAR language to understand some American movies better (unfortunately), as knowing slang language alone doesn't work when one watches the movie!
People been saying "chillin" for at least 30 years...No Travis Scott did not make that word "lit" popular again that word been around for years too.
Drake is handsome
So I think I'd no need to go to schoolafter watching your review. Fc frm Thailand.
It funny to see that American slang has pervaded other cultures and languages so quickly... In France, the kids now use "ghoster/se faire ghoster" (to ghost/to be ghosted) or "on fleek" too
I already know and understand the slangs Chillin, lit, throw shade, on fleek, flex, ghost, woke and bye Felicia too.
It’s not English American slang
It’s AAVE which is a dialect spoken primarily by BLACK AMERICANS. Learn the origins and pay respect.
Drake the guy is good.
Nice. I knew most of them. I can think of two more which are Hella and YOLO. Hella is a Northern California word that means a lot or extremely. And YOLO means You Only Live Once.
Probably, the difference of the slang from 15-20 years erstwhile, would be to build a form of surreptitious savvy slang language inherent for the juveniles (young people) or just to abbreviate and make typing more efficient, whilst degenerating the language.
It is commendable, and sometimes necessary to learn as much as possible so that one can listen and understand the youth to avoid misunderstandings and misinterpretations. A dignified, sophisticated mature man may want to keep his identity by not using silly slang.
MAM I have lots of problem in my English, first don't understand, second doesn't atmosphere, third we don't talk to anyone, so get me solution, I am speaking Hindi language better, but that's not my solution, if you talk to any language, first you understand that language necessary
Being around so many people from other Nations, age groups & Religions is FUN , yet I have to be careful what I say and WHEN!
Interesting stuff. But what people need more, as witnessed by the comments below, is your commentary on grammar.
When I receive such an email or text etc., which is so poorly written, I move directly to the delete key (and don’t even finish reading)
Just read the comments below. Brutal. I try to believe that much of the problem is ‘no proof reading” prior to hitting “send”.
And yes, English is a nasty language to learn, so thanks to those who have so much patience educating others.
Is it you the elite of English slang words ?
I don't know Slang words in English, only in French but i will not learn slang words in English because i don't know whether i will have opportunities to use them with British people ?
Well, if we can avoid to learn them, it is OK ...
I think in Chile, to flex = enchular. For example, "enchulé mi auto". And to ghost = ningunear (no eres ninguno, no eres nada): "mi jefe me ningunea permanentemente".
I am from India, mam, most of the people's speaking national language Hindi, I was studies in Hindi medium, can't understand, if you are telling me, read books, books is out of reach in my mind there vocabulary, because I am studies book but not understanding, not atmosphere in my area, my city so what do I am, for the practice, when even learning anything, so first understand, but not understanding very big problem, what I do
Ohhhhh,you have a fit TH-cam channel ,madam😍
I really like it , Grammar English ,I done with it 😅😅.
Thank you so much madam
I will follow your TH-cam channel,in sha Allah❤ (with the God❤ willing)
This video is hands down on fleek.
What's that mean fleek
@@snly9715 On fleek is beautiful, awesome.
Thanks for on this video it's very wonderful I hope there is banch of videos about slang word
This is the BEST way to teach slang words ... here you make the learners FEEL slang words the way native speakers do ... hats off to you. :)
Hatts off to you! I love this one!
So instead of calling it "African American vernacular English", they just group everything as "slang"? Man this society loves taking everything it can from black people (including their dialogue) and try to rebrand it as their own 😂
Clowns.
We know we inspire you folks even though you'll never admit it 👍🏿
In Argentina, the verb to "ghost" is also used with that meaning and we use the English word.
Your channel is lit.
everything new to me aside from chill and Im done with it. Thats just a whole carload of new expressions here. Please make more of this ;D You slayed this episode!!!!
On god no cap
I knew some bit of american culture nicely,it will guide to practice for prounciation with initiate to native speak style and also learned grammer word,in this lession l learned for gost(verb,nown).thank lots.
Hello Lisa, i particularly like this Slang words used in American society. Cheers for sharing.