English slang words are an essential part of conversing in English.
Slang is quite useful in a wide variety of casual situations in English.
and English textbook will never teach you slang words, but we use a lot of
Slang words in our regular conversation is the English that's
spoken on the streets with friends and family, now slang words
refer to informal vocabulary, and they could have multiple
meanings.
So you have to pay close attention to the context in a
conversation in order to understand them correctly.
Now you'll see hear of plenty of slang words in movies, Web shows.
They help you understand the scene in a movie much, much better.
Today I have the most common 25 English
slang words that you hear among English
speakers.
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The number one is- I feel you.
I feel you, which means - I understand you well.
I empathise with you, Hey! just lost my job.
I feel you.
It means I feel your pain.
I feel you.
Bomb, Bomb Now
This is an informal way to say something is really good.
Bomb.
How's the burger?
The burger was bomb.
It means it was really, really tasty.
Bomb Bummer.
Bummer.
Now it's used to express disappointment.
It is when you're something and that disappoints you.
You express that using bomber.
I crashed my car last evening.
That's such a bummer.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Bummer. Shady.
Now I use it quite often when I find something
questionable or suspicious.
Shady. Last night I saw a shady guy entering the
building.
Shady. An I phone for $100.
That sounds a shady offer.
Of course you can get an iPhone $100 that's an shady offer.
Next of we have Beat. Now the literal meaning is too
hit someone or in slang sense, it means you are extremely
tired.
I was beat after last night's party. Beat
Sick, which means being unwell, but
it could mean- Bad for even Awesome.
Remember, I told you it depends on the context
in a conversation, it depends on how you say it, for example, The shoes
are sick or The shoes are
sick. Sick.
Epic, Epic. Something that is grand and awesome
is called Epic.
The New Year party was epic.
The selfie you uploaded on Instagram was epic. Epic.
But if you add fail after epic, that's epic fail.it means something is terrible or a flop show.
The New Year Party was epic Fail.
Your latest video on Instagram was an epic fail.
Epic Fail. Ripped, Ripped.
Now it means someone who's physically fit, you know, in the
right shape. Ripped. Eg - Your workout.
dedication is paying off, you look ripped.
Ripped. Rip Off , rip off now something
that's overpriced is a rip off
The iPhone cases are a complete rip off
Rip off.
Cheesy, Cheesy, Now, something that's silly is
called cheesy.
I find most Hindi romantic films, cheesy
cheesy.
Now there is one more way to see cheesy, and that's corny.
Corny, it means the same silly. Stop acting
Corny, you're a grown up adult.
Corny, Flakey, Flakey, I love this word
Flakey, now, someone who is indecisive
or possibly does not show up, or confused.
You could call them flakey.
William is so flakey, he never shows up when he
says 'he will'. Flakey.
Bail.
Now Bail means a temporary release of an accused person, but in slang
sense it means - to leave abruptly or suddenly.
He had to bail after the call.
It seemed a bit shady. Bail.
Next up is - same here.
Same here.
Which means - I agree with you.
I am in total agreement with you.
Same here.
I think they will break up soon.
Same here.
It means, even I feel they're gonna break up soon.
Same Here!
You bet!
Which means certainly.
Or it could also mean - you are welcome.
This could be used in response to a thank you.
Thanks for the ride John?
You bet, Aakash.
You bet.
No biggie.
Which means- it's not a problem.
No biggie. Thanks for your help.
It's No biggie.
That's also another way to say You're welcome or Do not mention it.
No biggie.
Now instead of
No biggie.
You could also say No sweat or No big deal.
Which means the same.
No problem.
Thanks for paying my bills.
No sweat.
Appreciate your help.
No big deal.
Laid back, Laid back.
It means just to relax.
Just doing nothing but relaxing.
How was your weekend?
The weekend was laid back.
I just watch some Netflix and chilled around
Laid back. Sweet.
Such a common word sweet, which means fantastic.
Fantastic.
I passed the driving test! Sweet, to hear that!
Now instead of sweet, you can also say Cool.
I got a promotion.
Cool.
Let's party Cool
Lame Lame. Now it's the exact
opposite of cool. That's so lame, the
Internet will be down for three hours.
How will I upload my video. Lame. Score, to
score. To get something that's desirable, which you
always wanted to.
I scored the best seat in the stadium.
I score the best deal on this phone.
To score it means to score some points to get best out of something
To ace.
Now Ace means to achieve great results.
I am sure you are going to Ace tomorrow's presentation.
Ace, I am sure you too will ace your spoken English and speak English
fluently and confident.
I hope this English lesson was epic and you have learnt so many
English slang words to up your English game.
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See, I used so many slang words . I'll see you soon with another English lesson.
Until then, keep learning English, keep practising English and take care.