Hello, English learners.
And welcome to the last lesson of this five part series on slang words.
By now, you must be well aware that the actual meaning of slang
words is quite different from the words used to express something.
If you have not yet watched parts one to four in the series, here's
the link to these lessons, which you can watch first before today's.
You can also find links to these lessons down in the description box.
Are you ready to learn the last set of slang words in this series so that
you can not only understand natives when they speak, but also be able
to confidently converse with them?
Okay, come on.
Let's get going.
Our first slang word.
Antsy say it with me antsy.
No, this word has no meaning relating to ants.
Instead.
It means feeling nervous or being fidgety or impatient.
Imagine how do you feel before an interview or before getting
some important results?
Like your exam results.
For example, you'd feel nervous and impatient, wouldn't you, but in slang,
you wouldn't say I'm feeling nervous.
You'd say I'm feeling antsy.
I.
I'm feeling so antsy.
I'm gonna get my results this afternoon.
Antsy, do you use it next time?
Our next word is trashed.
Trashed.
Say it with me trashed.
And it's used when someone is completely and utterly drunk
enough that they can't even get up.
They're totally trashed.
I had too much wine last night and I completely got trashed.
I don't even know how I got.
. So if you wanna say that you or someone drunk a bit too much, what would you say?
You wouldn't say we got drunk.
You'd say we got trashed now.
Next up we have shut up.
Oh, no, no, no.
I'm not telling you to shut up my lovely English learners.
I won't do that.
So then what does shut up mean in slang then if native says shut up when you're
giving them some information or you're in conversation with them, they're
actually meaning that they are in total disbelief or are completely surprised to
hear the news that you're giving them.
And as a reaction to that news, that surprises or shocks
them, they would say shut up.
Here's an example.
Guess what Jack asked me out on a date tomorrow night and
you'd say no way shut up.
So it's a way to express surprise.
Do use it.
My boyfriend of five years finally proposed to me, I'm getting married.
What would you say really shot up fascinating way to express
being surprised or shocked.
Isn't.
Well, that's how slang words work.
You can never put a literal meaning to them.
Our next word is used for when we are extremely excited
or eager to do something.
And the word is.
Juice say it with me juice.
Imagine your favorite pop star is going to perform in your city, or for
example, you are about to celebrate your 18th birthday with a grand party.
What would you be?
You'd be really excited.
Wouldn't you?
That's exactly what juice means to be extremely excited about something.
Hey, I'm so juiced, I'm gonna watch Justin Bieber performing live tonight.
I've been juiced to go on this holiday to Australia for over a year.
Ugh.
I can't wait.
What's the word juiced now juice also has one more meaning,
which means to be very drunk.
I'm so juiced.
I don't know how I got home.
So depending on how you use the word juice, it can either mean to be excited.
Or drunk.
So be careful how you use this word so that you are not misunderstood.
Have you ever asked someone to do your favor?
There's a new way to say this in slang.
And what would you say you would say, could you do me a solid, a what?
A solid, yes.
You heard me correctly asking someone to do a solid for you means you are
asking them to simply do a favor for you.
Interesting.
Choice of word isn't.
I need to go to find a dress to wear at the wedding.
Could you do me a solid and come with me?
Hey, could you do me a solid and pick me up please?
So solid means a favor.
Repeat with me a solid, our next slang term is.
I feel you, and it's used to express that you understand what someone
is saying or feeling here's a conversation between two friends.
You know, I miss my family so much.
I can't wait to see them this Christmas.
Oh, I feel you see, it's a great way to say that you understand
what your friend is feeling so you can simply say, I feel you.
It's a great way to say I understand ISN.
Now sometimes we come across people who try too hard to be noticed,
or try too hard to impress others sometimes going over the top.
And in slang, we can call such a person as extra.
Say it with me, extra Frida was acting so extra in class today,
trying to impress the new teacher.
The word is extra.
Here's the next slang?
I'm dead.
You're not literally dead, but it's a way of saying that something has
made you laugh so much that you've literally fallen to the floor.
Your eyes are watering and you just can't stop laughing.
So if someone tells you a joke, that is just way beyond funny, instead of
saying, oh my God, that was so funny.
You could just say, oh my God, I'm dead.
Meaning that.
Can't stop laughing.
So do use it next time.
Now, if you enjoy someone's company, chances are that you probably want to
spend a lot of time with that person.
And in slang terms, we would say, you'd wanna hang out with them.
The word is, hang out.
I hang out with a new group of friends now that I've moved to a different college.
Hey, your great company.
Would you like to hang out together?
So, instead of saying, let's spend time together, you can
say, let's hang out together.
And our last and final word in this lesson and in this series
is Stan Stan, which means to be a devoted, a die hard fan of someone.
You know, almost to the extreme, especially of a
celebrity or a music group.
So if you idolize someone, a celebrity, you could say that you are there.
Stan, Michael Jackson still has millions of stands, who will
always remember him as a legend.
Are you a MJ fan?
If you are then what are you?
You are his stand.
Wasn't that a great end to the list of slang words in this series.
Now let's quickly recap the words we learned today.
Meaning nervous, fidgety or impatient.
I'm dead.
Meaning dying of laughter trashed, meaning completely drunk, shut
up, meaning to be in disbelief or surprised by something juice to be
very excited or eager to do something.
Do a solid, do a favor.
I feel you means I understand, agree or sympathize with.
Extra trying too hard or being over the top, hang out to
go out, spend time together.
And lastly, stand a devoted fan of someone to the extreme.
There you go, guys, you have now learned 50 fantastic slang words and terms
used by natives in daily conversation.
So do try to learn and use them so that you can sound natural, fluent and
confident when you speak in English, especially with native speakers.
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