Slang terms for british people
[DOC File]Peter Trudgill, The Dialects of England
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As drinking alcohol is central to the way most British people socialise there are many slang terms for being drunk – ask the Ambassadors to tell you some more! Author: Olivia Johnstone Created Date: 02/23/2015 05:06:00 Last modified by:
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Glossary of Terms: A Practitioners Guide to Understanding Sectarian language ... A slang term given to a fan of Rangers Football Club. Not generally considered to be offensive. ... The massive famine soured the already strained relations between many of the Irish people and the British Crown, heightening Irish republicanism, which eventually ...
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crump n British. sex, a sex act. In use among UK teenagers since 2000, the word might derive from the slang sense of crumpet, imitate the sound of pounding, or be an arbitrary invention. deep adj British. 1 unpleasant, inferior. 2 impressive, attractive. In both senses the word has been fashionable among black adolescents and their imitators ...
[DOCX File]VCE English Language 2016–2023
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(5) Slang term for the Germans. (6) ‘Hot’ and ‘warm’ are used as slang terms here, meaning the action was fierce or dangerous. (7) A psychologically traumatised state of nervous reaction caused by intense bombardment or fighting. (8) The Germans (9) A 5.9 inch explosive shell, also called a ‘crump’.
[DOCX File]Glossary of police slang
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[DOC File]Slang WORKSHEET A - Inside Out
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Always remember the importance of familiarity. Until the 1930s few people in Britain had heard an American accent. Now we take them for granted. The two dialects are also diverging grammatically, though very slowly. In contrast they are converging lexically: until the 1950s British people said wireless.
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Paddy Wagon: A slang term for a police wagon used to transport prisoners. Derives from the slang term for people of Irish descent. At the time that this expression was coined in the early 20th century in New York, the majority of the police officers were of Irish descent.
[DOC File]THE LATEST YOUTH SLANG –extracts from the Archive
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3. All the people Karolina works with are American. 4. Karolina sometimes finds her job tiring. 5. Mark doesn’t think he knows any Australian slang. 6. Karolina didn’t know that “zonked” is slang. 7. Karolina knew what “loaded” means. 8. Two of the people Karolina works with are also from the Czech Republic. 9.
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4- Securing its acceptance: acceptance by people in terms of attitude & prestige. * Linguists have played an important role at the micro level of language planning activates. Many of them work as members of communities with a lot of influence on language planning, and especially on the standardization or codification of a particular variety.
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