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ENGLISH with James · engVid
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ENGLISH with James · engVidPublished at April 18, 2023 at 11:59 AM15:49
British English Slang: What does it mean???
3 years agoLong-tail
English grammargrammarlearn Englishvocabularynative speakerbritish english slang
Published time
April 18, 2023 at 11:59 AM
Duration
15:49
Video type
Education
Channel region
Canada
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Views
61.7K
Likes
2.1K
Comments
84
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Estimated Total Revenue
$59.23 - $345.53
RPM Range
$0.96 - $5.6
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Topic Cluster
English grammar
Video Description
Were you chuffed or miffed when your posh mate got pissed? Do you think my jacket looks naff? Fancy a snog? In this video, you’ll learn some British English slang, and find out what words have similar meanings in North American English. By the way, I was born in England. Now sod off! https://www.engvid.com/british-english-slang-what-does-it-mean/
More of my videos about English slang:
8 Common Slang Phrases in English https://youtu.be/jnJHFaIPjgs
English Vocabulary: Using names as nouns, verbs, adjectives... https://youtu.be/9jIna0huHmU
In this lesson:
00:00 British Slang: What does it mean?
01:55 bloke = guy/dude
02:13 mate = friend
02:33 bird = girl
03:25 fit = good-looking
04:30 chuffed = pleased
04:55 pissed = drunk
05:40 miffed = upset
06:39 bollocks = test...
07:24 posh = fancy
08:03 naff = tacky
09:09 – Test –
12:30 snog = messy kissing
13:10 CENSORED BY YOUTUBE
13:34 sod off = get lost
14:19 – Homework –
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