1:31 as a British person i am blown away by the fact and the frequency with which americans say awesome. that, to me, is the number one way to sound american (or canadian, too)
@@tomasgallegos3200 lol. You made a huge mistake trying to correct mine lol again. "A" is written like these "a" not in upper case as you wrote. Lol, sorry but I couldn't help it. Lol
Awesome lesson! I found it very useful. I'm having exams at college the next three weeks, so I might say that I've been cramming for them. Btw, I have an American friend who lives in Washington DC and she visited me last year. She taught me a very useful phrasal verb which is "to flake out on". We were talking about dates gone wrong and guys who would never show up for a date. Then she used this phrasal verb to say "Girl, I'll never flake out on you." She meant to say that she'd never disappoint me, she'd never fail to keep a promise, she'd always stick to her word, she'd never cancel plans with me at last minute or without previous notice. I was glad to know that because I'm kind of distrustful of people who make promises and never keep them.
Wow!!! I love these videos lessons about informal English! And I really like this method you use by showing us scenes from movies with many native speakers pronouncing the words you're teaching us! Thanks a million! Just keep it up!
Phrases using slang 1) this english class is cool 2) I'm cramming for the english class tonight 3) the history of the world is awesome 4) Jason Momoa is a man very ripped 5) learning other idioms is very lit
So be proud as you want to be American or not. You should've been supporter or motivator or no need to join us. So please let others get benefited. Thank you 😇so appreciate us as fresh leaners to you man.
Your lessons are awesome, I've been around hearing those words you just taught me the accurate meanings, because I only had a remote idea of what they meant. Thank you!!!
Learning slangs it´s very interesting and important to understand native speakers. There is one I Learned yesterday and want to share with you guys. You rock! It means that you are amazing.
Cool, Awesome (Lit), Babe, Bae, Dude 1.Ripped (strong, muscular) 2.Ripped = Wasted (to be very entoxicated) Lit (Awesome), Antsy (impatient, restless) Dis (disrespect), Bromance (nothing sexual) Gaydar (Gay+Radar=giving signal) Cram (alot of information in a short period of time) P.S. I've crammed this for you dudes ;-)
You're a great sir, and I and all those guys who want learning and speaking english are very thankful to you and hope we always get your awesome and helpful video of learning English. Thank you so much sir.
Nice. Thanks for commenting & sharing with us Pedro. We used to live in the Bay Area and would hear "hella" all the time. Hope you're enjoying Oakland. 😃👍
U R right..,Nisha I too don't like those boring grammar lessons. & U know, good thing is that, not cramming those lessons can't affect your speaking skills if U R in a touch with such Videos..🙂🙂
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Informal English is really helpful when compared to the formal one. This video is simply awesome!! :-) Please make more videos like this. This is really helpful...
Shocked. I always thought Bae was some sort of short for Babe. Awesome. Also, I believe Dude went on to be acceptable for all genders, females too. I think now it's essentially used for any platonic non romantic but close friendship.
sort of.. in my world of the east coast millennial, "dude" is never used to refer to a female, although sometimes it will be used before saying something for emphasis. E.g. "dude, that is so not cool" or "man, I couldn't believe they did that" could be directed at a female, but even then not that often. I wonder if it's different in Cali
In California, we can use dude for anything. A guy can be dude, a girl can be dude, hell your phone can be dude. There's a nuance there that I can't explain.
Californians are stupid. Explained it. Yes I’m a southerner, yes I hate California, yes I am a Republican, yes I hate Hollywood, yes I think California is fake as hell, yes you are right about using dude for anything.
@@Hhh-n6r lol, “let’s roll” means: it’s time to go now, usually my husband tell me that when we have to go somewhere and he is rushing me out because he wants to be on time.
American slang allows us to have a closer communication with people from all over the world, there we find expressions that are very particular to their language and expressions that can become strange when we are sharing with English speakers. For these cases there are a series of adjectives and verbs that we can use constantly or as the conversation progresses.
Well, I found ur share really interresting. As you've asked, here is a french slang you can use for fun without shy. Instead of "Merci" you can switch to "Cimer" (Seemair) French people use to swith words... Have fun & thanks for what you shared ;-)
awesome, dude ! these are some slang phrases i picked up in California " don't get it twisted "- to not misinterpret information A: I saw my girlfriend walking with another guy, I think she's cheating on me. B: Don't get it twisted, that's her brother. " hands down "-without any doubt; extremely sure about something; usually used to emphasize likes and dislikes This restaurant is way better than the one we went last time, hands down. This video is the best, hands down! A:- I saw him rob the girl's phone B:- Are you sure? A:- I know it was him, hands down
mary fi you are right that you said that god who brought other religion especially abrahamic religions is the god of islam i know that because im already a arabian muslim ,and i agree with you that we should use word God instead of allah esp with capital letter g
1.the Party was cool 2. Yesterday i fell playing Football and ripped the knees of My pants. 3. Sara was ted her money on that necklace. 4. The class is going to be awesome. 5. Let's go baby for the house
Hey dude. I'm Eduardo, from Colombia. Your videos have been an awesome tool for my class. I spent over 5 years in the States and I think it's not been enough for me to keep learning. About some idioms, I get this one. "A Jack for all trades". Best regards!
That’s very informative and so cool for me. I’m French and I’d love to be fluent in English. It’s exactly what I need to feel a little more like a native. Thank you so much !!! 🇺🇸🤩
Don't be offended, but I really need to improve my English with native speakers, especially pronunciation now. Good luck for your learning journey too. :)
And people from the south get offended if you call them Yankees or yankes because the Yankees were the Union soldiers. Southerners, people from the southern states of the US use Yankees to describe them. Normally we use our state to describe ourselves. I’m Californian-from California, or I’m a New Yorker- from New York, Floridian- Florida, Texan- from Texas etc.
Felling blue sad Creep a person who's behaving wierd and strange Faff wasting time Couch potato lazy person For real really seriously I'm in I'm included Down to earth a person who's humble and simple Wrap up let's finish Screw up made a mistake They are American slangs
Thank you so much, this was really useful! I don't know if it is slang, but I've heard BFF and bestie a lot in tv shows or sit com: BFF means best friend forever and bestie is short for it.
Conversational English Slang Words 1. What’s up? - Hey; what are you doing? 2. I feel you - I understand and empathize with you. Eg. “I feel you. That was really unfair.” 3. I get it - I understand. Eg. “I get it now! Thank you for explaining that.” 4. Same here - I agree. 5. My bad - My mistake. Eg. “My bad! I didn’t mean to do that.” 7. You bet - Certainly; you’re welcome. 8. No worries - That’s alright. Eg. “No worries about the mess. I’ll clean it up.” 9. No biggie - It’s not a problem. 10. No big deal - (Same usage as above). 11. No sweat - (Same usage as above). American English Slang Descriptors 1. Laid back - Relaxed or calm. Eg. “This weekend was very laid back.” 2. Chill - (Same as above). 3. Sweet - Fantastic. 4. Cool - (Same as above). 5. Lame - The opposite of cool or fantastic. Eg. “That’s so lame that you can’t go out tonight.” 6. Bomb - Really good. Eg. “That sandwich was bomb.” 7. Bummer - A disappointment. Eg. “That’s such a bummer. I’m sorry that happened.” 8. Shady - Questionable or suspicious. Eg. “I saw a shady guy in my neighborhood last night.” 9. Hot - Attractive. Eg. “He/she is hot.” 10. Beat - Tired. Eg. “I was so beat after that soccer game.” 11. Sick - Awesome. Eg. “Those shoes are sick!” 12. Epic - Grand or awesome. Eg. “That was an epic party last night.” 13. Ripped - Very physically fit. Eg. “Tom is ripped!” 14. Cheesy - Silly. Eg. “The romantic comedy we watched was very cheesy.” 15. Corny - (Same as above). 16. Flakey - Indecisive. Eg. “John is so flakey. He never shows up when he says he will.” 17. It sucked - It was bad/poor quality. Eg. “That movie sucked.” English Slang for People & Relationships 1. Babe - Your significant other; an attractive individual. Eg. “Hey babe!” or “She’s a babe.” 2. Have a crush - Attracted to someone romantically. Eg. “I have a big crush on him.” 3. Dump - To end a romantic relationship with someone. Eg. “She dumped him last May.” 4. Ex - An old relationship or spouse. Eg. “That’s my ex girlfriend.” 5. A turn-off - Something that’s repulsive. Eg. “Bad cologne is a turn off.” 6. Party animal - One who loves parties. Eg. “Jerry is a party animal.” 7. Couch potato - A lazy person. Eg. “Don’t be a couch potato! Let’s go for a hike.” 8. Whiz - A really smart person. Eg. “Sally is a whiz at math.” 9. Chicken - Coward. Eg. “Don’t be a chicken! Go ice skating with me.” 10. Chick - A girl or young woman. Eg. “That chick is hilarious.” 11. Getting hitched - Getting married. Eg. “Tom and Sally are getting hitched.” 12. Tying the knot - (Same as above). 13. They got fired - They lost their job. Eg. “Did Jerry get fired?” American Slang for Social Events 1. Hang out - To spend time with others. Eg. “Want to hang out with us?” 2. I’m down - I’m able to join. Eg. “I’m down for ping pong.” 3. I’m game - (Same as above). 4. I’m in - (Same as above). 5. A blast - A very fun event. Eg. “Last night was a blast!” 6. Show up - Arrive at an event. Eg. “I can’t show up until 7.” 7. Flick - A movie. Eg. “Want to see a flick on Friday?” 8. Grub - Food. Eg. “Want to get some grub tonight?” 9. Wasted - Intoxicated. Eg. “She was wasted last night.” 10. Drunk - (Same as above). 11. Booze - Alcohol. Eg. “Will they have booze at the party?” American English Slang for Actions 1. Pig out - To eat a lot. Eg. “I pigged out last night at McDonald’s.” 2. Crash - To fall asleep quickly. Eg. “After all those hours of studying I crashed.” 3. Lighten up - Relax. Eg. “Lighten up! It was an accident.” 4. Screw up - To make a mistake. Eg. “Sorry I screwed up and forgot our plans.” 5. Goof - (Same as above). 6. Score - To get something desirable. Eg. “I scored the best seats in the stadium!” 7. Wrap up - To finish something. Eg. “Let’s wrap up in five minutes.” 8. Ace - Pass a test with 100%. Eg. “I think I’m going to ace the exam.” 9. Cram - To study a lot before an exam. Eg. “Sorry I can’t go out. I have to cram tonight.” 10. Bail - To leave abruptly. Eg. “I’m sorry I had to bail last night.” 11. Ditch - To skip an event. Eg. “I’m going to ditch class tomorrow to go to the beach.” 12. Busted - Caught doing something wrong. Eg. “I got busted for turning in homework late.” Miscellaneous American Slang Words 1. Freebie - Something that is free. Eg. “The bumper sticker was a freebie.” 2. Lemon - A bad purchase. Eg. “That phone case was a lemon.” 3. Shades - Sunglasses. Eg. “I can’t find my shades.” 4. Shotgun - The front seat of a car. Eg. “Can I sit shotgun?” 5. In no time - Very soon. Eg. “We’ll have our homework done in no time.” 6. Buck - One dollar. Eg. “It only costs a buck.” 7. Rip-off - A purchase that was very overpriced. Eg. “That phone case was a rip-off.”
I'm a native American english speaker and use slang half of the time but I enjoyed watching this
1:31 as a British person i am blown away by the fact and the frequency with which americans say awesome. that, to me, is the number one way to sound american (or canadian, too)
Yeah from the 1980’s-2000’s
I'm an English teacher in Brazil and I definitely look up to you as teacher! Congrats.
Thanks for your comment. It's always great to hear from other teachers. Have a nice day. 👍
As A teacher.
@@tomasgallegos3200 lol. You made a huge mistake trying to correct mine lol again. "A" is written like these "a" not in upper case as you wrote. Lol, sorry but I couldn't help it. Lol
“In a nutshell “that means ,in summary or in few words
“Suck it up “accept something bad and deal with it well, controlling your emotions
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Thanx!
Interactive english is the best channel i loved it
Adrian Azuaje In a nutshell is an idiom. It's not slang.
Awesome lesson! I found it very useful. I'm having exams at college the next three weeks, so I might say that I've been cramming for them. Btw, I have an American friend who lives in Washington DC and she visited me last year. She taught me a very useful phrasal verb which is "to flake out on". We were talking about dates gone wrong and guys who would never show up for a date. Then she used this phrasal verb to say "Girl, I'll never flake out on you." She meant to say that she'd never disappoint me, she'd never fail to keep a promise, she'd always stick to her word, she'd never cancel plans with me at last minute or without previous notice. I was glad to know that because I'm kind of distrustful of people who make promises and never keep them.
hi i'm from morocco can you practice with me english thanks
I dig that phrasal verb!" flake out on" i hate promising people but, i love flaking out on them.
Wow!!! I love these videos lessons about informal English! And I really like this method you use by showing us scenes from movies with many native speakers pronouncing the words you're teaching us! Thanks a million! Just keep it up!
Thanks so much for your comment Rodrigo. I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson & found it useful. Hope you have a wonderful day! 😊
Me too.
Yessss!
Siiii
Phrases using slang
1) this english class is cool
2) I'm cramming for the english class tonight
3) the history of the world is awesome
4) Jason Momoa is a man very ripped
5) learning other idioms is very lit
Thanks for commenting & sharing with us Lina. Great examples! 😃
Idk why I'm here. I'm American but I use "dude" for literally anyone haha guy or girl man or woman. Or just as an exclamation
So be proud as you want to be American or not. You should've been supporter or motivator or no need to join us. So please let others get benefited. Thank you 😇so appreciate us as fresh leaners to you man.
@Jonas Jamal ur right we don't give a crap:) now go away scammer
How about aliens
Same, i use it to emphasize something that really important; "duuuude, for reals, he drank himself to death"🤣
Are you from Cali?
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All the videos have a good quality. Thank you Wis for your good job. Those videos very useful for me.
Glad you like them! 😊
Your lessons are awesome, I've been around hearing those words you just taught me the accurate meanings, because I only had a remote idea of what they meant. Thank you!!!
Thanks Alejandro. Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Hope you have a great day. 😊
this is the second video about slang words, right? Hope you will make more videos like this. Interesting !!
Thanks so much for commenting! Yes, this is our second slang lesson & we plan to do more in the future. Hope you have a wonderful weekend! 😃👍
@@InteractiveEng
Are AMAZING and AWESOME the same thing ?
Lolol
@@nenemtiaof5016 I always use them interchangeably, so yes they should be understood that way... at least it's got my vote
I’ve never used the word ripped in my life lol. it sounds very frat house. only used the word “yoked”
Man I really enjoyed this lesson. The addition of little clips is super useful and makes is very fun! Keep up the good work ;)
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Hi dear
I had a blast watching this! You rock! i am amped for more videos like this...
Hello from Bali🖐
Awesome! So glad you enjoyed the lesson. We'll have more slang lessons in the future. 👍
Don't feel old at all. Thanks for sharing invaluable words .
Thanks! I appreciate it. 👍
Learning slangs it´s very interesting and important to understand native speakers. There is one I Learned yesterday and want to share with you guys.
You rock!
It means that you are amazing.
King 🏆
Cool, Awesome (Lit), Babe, Bae, Dude
1.Ripped (strong, muscular)
2.Ripped = Wasted (to be very entoxicated)
Lit (Awesome), Antsy (impatient, restless)
Dis (disrespect), Bromance (nothing sexual)
Gaydar (Gay+Radar=giving signal)
Cram (alot of information in a short period of time)
P.S. I've crammed this for you dudes ;-)
thanks dude it was really Nice of u
You saved my life!
Very well, Helen. Don"t forget that nowadays ripped is used only 4those who have a very good and muscular body.
This is helpful. Thx
Thanks more and more
The coolest TH-cam channel! This is awesome!!
Thanks so much for your comment Aline. I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson & hope you learned some new slang. Have a wonderful day! 😊
At last I have found you ))) I like exactly way to improve my English! thank you guys
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Wow I loved because I'm Basilian and some slags I had never listened before. Thanks a lot.. obrigada..👏
Slang is amazing . I feel that I am learning English for the first time
😂😂🌺✅
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Walk away from=irresponsibaly,abandon sb or sth
Mug away=cram
Get over=recover from some ailment experience.
I'm learning these slang to can understand , native speakers!!! Cheers from Dom.Rep.
I love this
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Thanks so much! Awesome lesson!! Look forward to learning more
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Learning everyday dude. Thank you so much, your videos are so cool, awesome and educational.
Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Hope you learned some new slang. 😊
You're a great sir, and I and all those guys who want learning and speaking english are very thankful to you and hope we always get your awesome and helpful video of learning English.
Thank you so much sir.
Thanks Deepak.Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Hope you learned some new slang. 👍
"hella" means "really" in Oakland CA, I learned this slang here. Thanks for teaching us these slang words.
Nice. Thanks for commenting & sharing with us Pedro. We used to live in the Bay Area and would hear "hella" all the time. Hope you're enjoying Oakland. 😃👍
Lol yup, it's part of my vocab
My cousin is hella cute
This video is really awesome!!!!! Thank you so much!!!
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Im getting ansty when such actual slang appears it makes me cram it at the moment. Exellent samples!
Hello Wes. Thanks for your awesome videos. Super cool classes. My favorite ones. Keep up the good work.
Hi Carlos. Thanks for so much for your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson. Hope you have a great day. 😊
I like the way you blend some movie clips into your video, very nice dude! oh, i subscribed!
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I love that channel! Greetings from Brazil.
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Great video. Slang is very useful.
Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Thanks for your comment Greg. 😊
I love how you put examples
I love this type of videos
I don't like to learn grammar but this is great fun and useful too
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U R right..,Nisha
I too don't like those boring grammar lessons.
& U know, good thing is that, not cramming those lessons can't affect your speaking skills if U R in a touch with such Videos..🙂🙂
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hey can u elaborate about "couch potato"? one of my friends often uses it to call me. what does it mean?
"LEGIT", which means "awesome".
And thank you x 1000 for these new slang words I've been waiting for !!!
Devendra Rawat which means someone is lazy and always used to simply sit in front of TV
@Devendra Thanks for commenting. A "couch potato" refers to someone who is somewhat inactive and perhaps sits on the couch and watches TV all day.
guys thnk u so much. god bless u
I remember when I learned "looking good" watching Big Bang the theory, Sheldon said "looking good" and I... Woooow I understand.
Nice. Thanks so much for sharing with us Neto. Looking good! 👍
lmaooooo
For you to know sir Wess, you brought many lessons for your online students like me, i have learned much form you, No more words left for me to oraise your very effort, God bless you and Mam Loana, loving english teachets
Recentlly, i learned some slang words like dude or freind, bae, cram, cool, many others, its wonderful to learn more slang
Cheers=thank u
Wheels=car
I'm off=byebye
Bummer=A disappointment
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Informal English is really helpful when compared to the formal one.
This video is simply awesome!! :-)
Please make more videos like this.
This is really helpful...
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This is awesome, thanks for sharing those slang words
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Mmmmm these quintessential verbs I really like them .. good job sir😁😁😁
I m cramming all the time ! Lessons like this ! Thanks ! You so cool !
Glad you like them! 👍
Shocked. I always thought Bae was some sort of short for Babe. Awesome.
Also, I believe Dude went on to be acceptable for all genders, females too. I think now it's essentially used for any platonic non romantic but close friendship.
sort of.. in my world of the east coast millennial, "dude" is never used to refer to a female, although sometimes it will be used before saying something for emphasis. E.g. "dude, that is so not cool" or "man, I couldn't believe they did that" could be directed at a female, but even then not that often. I wonder if it's different in Cali
Dope=cute
Fam:group of friends
On fleek =fashionable cool
To flex =to show off
Couch potato =person who sits on the couch and does nothing
I’ve started using this word after I moved to Texas. It’s a southern slang y’all! 😊
Bummer = Not cool or disappointing.
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Cool video , as always great teaching.
Thanks so much.
Glad you enjoyed it
awesome stuff, gonna cram it, dude!
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In California, we can use dude for anything. A guy can be dude, a girl can be dude, hell your phone can be dude. There's a nuance there that I can't explain.
Gentoo true dat
Yeah dude
There is even a song dedicated to it!
Californians are stupid. Explained it. Yes I’m a southerner, yes I hate California, yes I am a Republican, yes I hate Hollywood, yes I think California is fake as hell, yes you are right about using dude for anything.
This guy knows how to teach .I'll be on the front row as student
My husband is American and I was confused the first time he told me “let’s roll” 😂😂😂
LOL...Thanks for commenting & sharing with us. I imagine that may have been confusing. 😊
Along with... roll out
Does it means to have a romance?
@@Hhh-n6r lol, “let’s roll” means: it’s time to go now, usually my husband tell me that when we have to go somewhere and he is rushing me out because he wants to be on time.
@@ermopa7633 Now it's clear to me. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing examples. That is awesome¡
Glad you liked it!
Antsy, gaydar and dis, were new slang words for me. Today's session was interesting. Thank you
American slang allows us to have a closer communication with people from all over the world, there we find expressions that are very particular to their language and expressions that can become strange when we are sharing with English speakers. For these cases there are a series of adjectives and verbs that we can use constantly or as the conversation progresses.
Thanks for commenting & sharing with us Paolo. Have a great day! 😃👍
I learned a lot of from your videos thank you so much for sharing these with us . Keep going , you are doing a great job 💖😉
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Your photo at the gym 💪👨👍 just awesome hahah😄
LOL...thanks Junior. I've been spending countless hours in the gym to build those muscles. 😂 Hope you have a great day! 👍
@@InteractiveEng that image was photoshoped i observed that
You are absolutely awestruck!!! The best teacher ever
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Well,
I found ur share really interresting.
As you've asked, here is a french slang you can use for fun without shy.
Instead of "Merci" you can switch to "Cimer" (Seemair)
French people use to swith words...
Have fun & thanks for what you shared ;-)
Awesome video
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Awesome video
awesome, dude !
these are some slang phrases i picked up in California
" don't get it twisted "- to not misinterpret information
A: I saw my girlfriend walking with another guy, I think she's cheating on me.
B: Don't get it twisted, that's her brother.
" hands down "-without any doubt; extremely sure about something; usually used to emphasize likes and dislikes
This restaurant is way better than the one we went last time, hands down.
This video is the best, hands down!
A:- I saw him rob the girl's phone
B:- Are you sure?
A:- I know it was him, hands down
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Really awesome
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@@InteractiveEng thx sir😀glad to see u
It's lit ^^@
Awesome lesson dude! The slangs along with video examples were lit ;)
Happy to hear that! Thanks for your comment. 😊
Hi, I'm from Brazil. I'm enjoying your channel. This is the English that I need to. (conversations and slangs)
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
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I swear by Allah that your videos are very useful
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mary fi Because allah is the name of our god
mary fi you are right that you said that god who brought other religion especially abrahamic religions is the god of islam i know that because im already a arabian muslim ,and i agree with you that we should use word God instead of allah esp with capital letter g
mary fi btw are you a muslim ? i see from what you said that youare muslim
mary fi nice to meet you
1.the Party was cool
2. Yesterday i fell playing Football and ripped the knees of My pants.
3. Sara was ted her money on that necklace.
4. The class is going to be awesome.
5. Let's go baby for the house
Thanks for checking out the lesson Sandra. Hope you learned some new slang. 👍
Some time I wasted some time in parties 🥳
But I don’t trouble anyone
Hey dude. I'm Eduardo, from Colombia. Your videos have been an awesome tool for my class. I spent over 5 years in the States and I think it's not been enough for me to keep learning. About some idioms, I get this one. "A Jack for all trades". Best regards!
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Thank you for your lessons about slang
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You’re amazing dude👏
“knocked up = pregnant “
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Bitchin' vid.
Learning a ton.
Thanks.
Pretty please keep it on !
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When a American says un huh it’s not being rude sometimes but it means you’re welcome
Sir you are an awesome teacher
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That’s very informative and so cool for me. I’m French and I’d love to be fluent in English. It’s exactly what I need to feel a little more like a native. Thank you so much !!! 🇺🇸🤩
Peut-être qu'on peut pratiquer ensemble? What do you think?
Don't be offended, but I really need to improve my English with native speakers, especially pronunciation now. Good luck for your learning journey too. :)
Anybody Indian here 😅
"Damnn" kinda impression from something
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So lit.
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Thank you Wes, you are awesome!
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Thanks a lot for your teaching. You are the best professor
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So cool seems like a brazilian bad word 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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What's a slang for amarican other than Yankee.
What's up Ahmed? Good question. In Europe, Americans may be referred to as "Yankees." In Latin America, Americans may be referred to as "Gringos." 👍
And people from the south get offended if you call them Yankees or yankes because the Yankees were the Union soldiers. Southerners, people from the southern states of the US use Yankees to describe them.
Normally we use our state to describe ourselves. I’m Californian-from California, or I’m a New Yorker- from New York, Floridian- Florida, Texan- from Texas etc.
Patriot. Freedom lover. Stars and Stripes boy. Yankee in American means something else compared to the rest of the world. It involves the civil warZ
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"Dude" does not just refer to a male any more. I personally say "dude" referring to females all the time and they do the same.
You mean dudette?
@@Davidz868 No, that's gay.
People in my area don’t call women dudes and women would probably take it as an insult . For example someone might say “that’s a dude.”
Yea, same here. Dude is a male term. Dudette is for females, but it's lame and rarely used.
Me too, dude is gender neutral and has been since I was a teen in the 90s. "Dude, did you hear what happened to Joe?" Like that. And I'm female.
Fantastic lesson.
Thanks a lot.
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Me Glad too.
i am Brazilian, and we use the slang VERY often: "gaydar" and "bromance". i love it
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Felling blue sad
Creep a person who's behaving wierd and strange
Faff wasting time
Couch potato lazy person
For real really seriously
I'm in I'm included
Down to earth a person who's humble and simple
Wrap up let's finish
Screw up made a mistake
They are American slangs
Thanx!
Faff? No one says that here. “Feeling blue” isn’t used often and younger people don’t tend to say it.
Hey dude
R u ready to come for jogging 🏃♀️?
i am a one hundred percent a gaydar...
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Cram is something like binge. Exactly I was looking for this word. I always used to say I'm binging on studies now onwards I'm cramming!!
Omg!! I love these videos coz u showing us the scenes from movie and makes me really understand. Thank you so much. Btw sorry for my error gramatical
I find babe and bae so cringey
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Love it!!! And the videos reinforce them incredibly 😃👍 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Teacher Wes. God bless You. ❤️🙏
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Thank you so much for your videos! They're lit dude 😄👌🏽
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Thank you so much, this was really useful!
I don't know if it is slang, but I've heard BFF and bestie a lot in tv shows or sit com: BFF means best friend forever and bestie is short for it.
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You're a great teacher!
Wow, thank you! 😊
Conversational English Slang Words
1. What’s up? - Hey; what are you doing?
2. I feel you - I understand and empathize with you. Eg. “I feel you. That was really unfair.”
3. I get it - I understand. Eg. “I get it now! Thank you for explaining that.”
4. Same here - I agree.
5. My bad - My mistake. Eg. “My bad! I didn’t mean to do that.”
7. You bet - Certainly; you’re welcome.
8. No worries - That’s alright. Eg. “No worries about the mess. I’ll clean it up.”
9. No biggie - It’s not a problem.
10. No big deal - (Same usage as above).
11. No sweat - (Same usage as above).
American English Slang Descriptors
1. Laid back - Relaxed or calm. Eg. “This weekend was very laid back.”
2. Chill - (Same as above).
3. Sweet - Fantastic.
4. Cool - (Same as above).
5. Lame - The opposite of cool or fantastic. Eg. “That’s so lame that you can’t go out tonight.”
6. Bomb - Really good. Eg. “That sandwich was bomb.”
7. Bummer - A disappointment. Eg. “That’s such a bummer. I’m sorry that happened.”
8. Shady - Questionable or suspicious. Eg. “I saw a shady guy in my neighborhood last night.”
9. Hot - Attractive. Eg. “He/she is hot.”
10. Beat - Tired. Eg. “I was so beat after that soccer game.”
11. Sick - Awesome. Eg. “Those shoes are sick!”
12. Epic - Grand or awesome. Eg. “That was an epic party last night.”
13. Ripped - Very physically fit. Eg. “Tom is ripped!”
14. Cheesy - Silly. Eg. “The romantic comedy we watched was very cheesy.”
15. Corny - (Same as above).
16. Flakey - Indecisive. Eg. “John is so flakey. He never shows up when he says he will.”
17. It sucked - It was bad/poor quality. Eg. “That movie sucked.”
English Slang for People & Relationships
1. Babe - Your significant other; an attractive individual. Eg. “Hey babe!” or “She’s a babe.”
2. Have a crush - Attracted to someone romantically. Eg. “I have a big crush on him.”
3. Dump - To end a romantic relationship with someone. Eg. “She dumped him last May.”
4. Ex - An old relationship or spouse. Eg. “That’s my ex girlfriend.”
5. A turn-off - Something that’s repulsive. Eg. “Bad cologne is a turn off.”
6. Party animal - One who loves parties. Eg. “Jerry is a party animal.”
7. Couch potato - A lazy person. Eg. “Don’t be a couch potato! Let’s go for a hike.”
8. Whiz - A really smart person. Eg. “Sally is a whiz at math.”
9. Chicken - Coward. Eg. “Don’t be a chicken! Go ice skating with me.”
10. Chick - A girl or young woman. Eg. “That chick is hilarious.”
11. Getting hitched - Getting married. Eg. “Tom and Sally are getting hitched.”
12. Tying the knot - (Same as above).
13. They got fired - They lost their job. Eg. “Did Jerry get fired?”
American Slang for Social Events
1. Hang out - To spend time with others. Eg. “Want to hang out with us?”
2. I’m down - I’m able to join. Eg. “I’m down for ping pong.”
3. I’m game - (Same as above).
4. I’m in - (Same as above).
5. A blast - A very fun event. Eg. “Last night was a blast!”
6. Show up - Arrive at an event. Eg. “I can’t show up until 7.”
7. Flick - A movie. Eg. “Want to see a flick on Friday?”
8. Grub - Food. Eg. “Want to get some grub tonight?”
9. Wasted - Intoxicated. Eg. “She was wasted last night.”
10. Drunk - (Same as above).
11. Booze - Alcohol. Eg. “Will they have booze at the party?”
American English Slang for Actions
1. Pig out - To eat a lot. Eg. “I pigged out last night at McDonald’s.”
2. Crash - To fall asleep quickly. Eg. “After all those hours of studying I crashed.”
3. Lighten up - Relax. Eg. “Lighten up! It was an accident.”
4. Screw up - To make a mistake. Eg. “Sorry I screwed up and forgot our plans.”
5. Goof - (Same as above).
6. Score - To get something desirable. Eg. “I scored the best seats in the stadium!”
7. Wrap up - To finish something. Eg. “Let’s wrap up in five minutes.”
8. Ace - Pass a test with 100%. Eg. “I think I’m going to ace the exam.”
9. Cram - To study a lot before an exam. Eg. “Sorry I can’t go out. I have to cram tonight.”
10. Bail - To leave abruptly. Eg. “I’m sorry I had to bail last night.”
11. Ditch - To skip an event. Eg. “I’m going to ditch class tomorrow to go to the beach.”
12. Busted - Caught doing something wrong. Eg. “I got busted for turning in homework late.”
Miscellaneous American Slang Words
1. Freebie - Something that is free. Eg. “The bumper sticker was a freebie.”
2. Lemon - A bad purchase. Eg. “That phone case was a lemon.”
3. Shades - Sunglasses. Eg. “I can’t find my shades.”
4. Shotgun - The front seat of a car. Eg. “Can I sit shotgun?”
5. In no time - Very soon. Eg. “We’ll have our homework done in no time.”
6. Buck - One dollar. Eg. “It only costs a buck.”
7. Rip-off - A purchase that was very overpriced. Eg. “That phone case was a rip-off.”
your illustrations are really cool!
Interactive english is really lit !!
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Thank you so much, I hope you will create new lessons about the slang, it's so useful and interesting. I am grateful for your efforts really
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The way of explanation was AWESOME
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I love all the example scenes you put in!! You just got one more subscriber! Thanks for your work!!😊
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