10 British Slang words and Expressions You Need to Know

[@EnglishRightNow]

I hope you enjoy this one! Let me know what you'd like to see in future classes!

[@吳慧怡-n5d]

British slang.

[@sabrinabaldo5852]

Thank you Roy, some useful new expressions for me

[@chiarajosephinedavies2833]

Hi Roy, just watching this now with my student! ☺

[@NasraCabdi-ym5dw]

Thanks ❤

[@جمالالمزينيالعبيدي]

Nice ❤

[@sultanakhatun7548]

Thanks- when you say modern RP accent, what does the ‘RP’ stand for?

[@amiraratkovic2619]

Take the mick out of - the new one for me. I appreciate it dear Roy.

[@Flavum]

Better than most UK slang videos, but how about - Needs must Let’s be having you Pull a face Shift it (as in headache, lose weight) Jumper A cold beer would go down a treat Flatpack - unassembled furniture Look him out - find him Come through Go spare Sling my hook To have a “domestic” Bap - bread roll Cashpoint - ATM Not before time In the back of beyond Lose your rag - become so angry as to lose control Steady on - settle down Proper job What’s for you won’t go by you Hamper (picnic basket) Plaster (Band Aid) Bladdered/Munted - drunk Don’t get the hump!

[@davelarnder2589]

What about a cup of rosie

[@davelarnder2589]

What about "You daft hapath" short for "you daft half penny worth"

[@吳慧怡-n5d]

Smashing!

[@ВиталийСлонов-ч4ъ]

Bits and bobs/odds and ends/this and that We were going to have a picnic, but the weather broke and threw the spanner in the works [of our plans] OR ... put paid to it. We were absolutely gutted. Skive/bunk off school/work God bless.

[@chiarajosephinedavies2833]

...and drinking one at the mo

[@sultanakhatun7548]

Can you also pronounce ‘allegedly’ please.