PLEASE NOTE: there's a small mistake in the video text titles. At 6:12 the sentence says '...can't start smiling', while the correct text should be '...can't stop smiling', as the presenter says. Apologies!

In this lesson, you can learn about British slang.
If I told you I was feeling knackered today, would you know I meant? If I asked you to buy some bog roll on your way home, would you know what I wanted? Confused?
These are example of British slang, and they can be difficult for nonnative speakers to understand and use correctly. But don’t worry, we’re going to help.


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Contents:
1. Food Slang Phrases 1:06
2. Slang to Talk About People 3:23
3. Talking About Good/Bad Situations 6:24
4. Slang Phrases to Describe Emotions 9:48

This lesson will help you:
Understand the idea of British slang and what it is.
See sample conversations of how to use these British slang vocabulary words correctly.
Learn how to talk about situations involving food with food slang phrases.
Get useful phrases to use British slang to talk about people.
See how you can talk about good and bad situations using British slang.
Describe emotions using some British slang vocabulary.

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