Common British English Slang Words

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Which is your favourite word from the video? :)

[@mbsham5483]

"Skint"

[@mdmohsin4727]

Dodgy

[@mdmohsin4727]

Emma you are absolutely gorgeous ❤️

[@marcoallegrini2943]

Surely cheeky!!!!

[@alaaah230]

Cheeky

[@englishwithmustafasaber5847]

You know what, I love the way you talk, you have a really beautiful accent which makes me shocked, so I share your videos with my students who I teach them.. keep moving, Emma

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Thank you for sharing my videos with your students :)

[@carlosdiaz2398]

Very British. Thanks a lot Emma for your videos. You’re an excellent teacher

[@ashikihsan1946]

Hello Emma, I couldn't comment for your previous lesson of Can and Can't, because KZbin has limited my comments sometimes. I got 2 out of 4 from your quiz.. Thank you. I will always support you

[@freddypineda.epicvlogger]

Gracias mi profesora Emma .x compartir con todos nosotros éstos lindos vídeos te mandó muchísimos besos...

[@AngelGarcia-yc8qf]

Hi Emma, I love your videos! Keep working that hard. You can't imagine how much you help us with these videos! ☺️

[@jorgeramirez-hu6rc]

grandioso ese carisma con el cual enseñas a todos los que vemos tus videos. gracias Emma 💯😊

[@mohdnoman6860]

Hi Emma , How are you ? I hope you'll doing well.. and again thank you for another Amazing video... Your all videos lessons are adorable and that's was also adorable thank you for a great video... Lesson... of common british English Slang.... 😊 Thank you so much 🥰 Have a great good afternoon and a week .... Bye..... Emma ☺️

[@luisricardoramirezmaldonad9702]

I really enjoy your videos Emma. Greetings from Mexico.

[@rodrigodamacenafigueiredo1451]

You are amazing, your tips always help us, smile, drink tea and never let sadness discourage you, God bless you 🙏🏻

[@braulioherrada659]

It’s been a quite interesting english class, appreciate it your help and advice

[@missrosirosya1459]

I've learnt some, such as loo and quid. Thanks for explaining them and giving more slang words. Hope you can give us more. Maybe Yorkshire accent, too, because I love it. 😁

[@dianatovar9204]

Thank you so much!

[@marcoallegrini2943]

This lesson was difficult for my english level, but i will arrive little by little, thanks EMMA

[@mugilanvelan1618]

I am really happy learn these words dear Emma and and thank you so much for your help...🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍

[@Shawaz11]

It very better and soft explanation this ppt 🤗🤗🤗 good mentor you. Thank you

[@jamaalmartaal2178]

Best teacher in the world thanks

[@omaralzawahry5398]

So helpful and I really like the video, please do more videos on slang words. Cheers

[@yarayosf8664]

Your videos are very useful! Thank you so much 🥰

[@raulofthehouses174]

Excellent , Emma💓

[@ShahidMalik-yr6ks]

Nice

[@potrisimo78]

Thank you for the video. 🙏🙏🙏

[@ZAINYUSUF-g5i]

Thank you, professor, for this great way of narrating lessons

[@hasiWills1021]

I love british English so much ❤ From srilanka 🇱🇰

[@Chris-dw9pz]

This is extremely useful thanks a lot !!!

[@josedosanjos2200]

It's a nice video ! Thank you.

[@stefaniechong9640]

All of these slang words are my favourite! I do enjoyed watching this video very much. It's pretty cool to learn these and refresh my memory. 👍💪💖

[@xelcusive2981]

Thanks, this vid immensly help a lot !!!

[@kiferfrank]

Thank youuu a lot Emmaa!

[@mnuzzul8904]

Love ya my teacher ❤️

[@literarypakhtoons1306]

Thanks for such help..

[@أبوحمزهالعتابي-ت5م]

Bravo Emma .. thank you miss .

[@Carlinyurv]

I knew my channel by our teacher and it's really great 💜💜

[@aminab128]

Good job Thank you Emma

[@alvercruz418]

I love your videos. Greetings from Colombia!

[@creciendoconlaspalabras]

I've learnt those during these years with my Londoner husband. Definitely our son is very cheeky! LOL

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Hi Emma, An interesting lesson. I appreciate your efforts. Thank you.

[@osonhodeleon]

Thank you for this video.

[@alaaah230]

Welcome back Emma

[@BlueRoad_Vietnguyen]

Great Job maam .Thanks so much 👌

[@mohammedjawdat]

I'm interested in this kind of words plz post more

[@martinrodrigotorrestorress8540]

Pint we use to drink a little after work here in Colombia, thanks for your videos.

[@hyoguavidaloca]

this my favorite is the word dodge. but I'm learning with you i did not see that before in my life, I don't know these words. thanks my teacher

[@risaliz]

Hi Emma! Thanks for the video. I already knew "loo" and "quid" is my favorite one. :-):-)

[@susycasteya8145]

Hello dear Emma!!!! "CHEEKY" this is which I like the most !!!

[@senbe1973]

Hi there! Very interesting and fun video! My favourite word is cheeky. In Chile thre is a female comedian named "chiqui" Aguayo who's irreverent and absolutely not polite, haha. In Chile we have some eqwuivalent words: Quid= Luca (1.000 clp), it has plural: Lucas (equal as the name). Loo= "Wate" from "water"...is used in a very informal way. Dodgy= Peludo/a (furry) Used in others situations like an academic exam (El examen estuvo peludo). Skint: Pato (duck) Estoy pato (i've got no money). Cheeky: I'm not sure if the next expression can be equivalent: "De pasada": Fui al centro y de pasada compré unos cosas (I went to downtown and i made a cheeke buy). Saludos!

[@inesperroud9058]

Hi Emma, Where's the loo? I need to go to the loo. I love this word. Thanks for this video

[@jardelsilveira7688]

Hello Emma, What's the most usual spelling in Britain: curb or kerb? Also I'd like to know when should I use queue and line in Britain. I heard both are used but in different situations. Thanks for the videos.

[@lumineux1427]

All those words are new for me.by the way the strangest one is the LOO.😀 thank you so much EMMA. 👍

[@tuesterchmarak2111]

Thank you from India

[@alok6752]

Hey, Thanks for the nice lesson.. cute Emma!! :)

[@mauriciob5757]

Thank you very much

[@zakirhussain6166]

I'm learning from you. I wish you a happy life.

[@jonglyloly4375]

i love your idea

[@mhdredaakramalnshiwati2103]

All words . Thanks

[@shreyashibanerjee3913]

Wonderful video

[@sachinsawant8733]

I like cheeky I am going to use that

[@anelejusaya9195]

Good afternoon my dear Emma, Thank you for being such a wonderful and lovely person. To me you are a "True Angel", I truly adore you and your sweet accent with all of my heart ❤ Thank you so much for such a lovely lesson, I really enjoy all of your video lessons. Most of these adorable words were either totally new to me, or I didn't know their meaning. You just gave me a reason to start using them. Since you asked for it, my personal favorite will be "Dodgy". I really love the way you pronounce it with your beautiful British accent. Please do enjoy the rest of your week "my beautiful angel" 😘😘

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Thank you :)

[@anelejusaya9195]

@@Pronunciationwithemma you're most welcome 😉

[@jubas-kx4hz]

Oh boy, never thought such a small word could mean such a nuanced pile of layers haha Very nice!

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Weird, isn’t it? 😂

[@elietrinidad6633]

I knew Loo and Skint I'have never used it. My favourite was Tenner

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

That's a good one! And used a lot too :) Like fiver!

[@vilaskadam8874]

I have heard that words first time 😊

[@sorariendemoi5804]

Good job, cheeky is not easy to explain (I had to search the translation). Loo is not to rude, too familiar, when you search one?

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Loo isn't rude at all. Everyone uses it.

[@JesusMartinez-xj1nb]

You look awesome Emma !

[@caothao6119]

A massive thank from Vietnam

[@Krishna-ok5eo]

Why 'p' is silent in Coup? Could you help in that Emma 😊

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Because it’s French

[@kevinsalvatierra9342]

Could you make a storytime playlist?

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Good idea:)

[@rodrigodamacenafigueiredo1451]

👏🏻👏🏻 Thank You I can't travel this vacation, I'm Skint

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

excellent example :)

[@Ivejustwatchedit]

a new one for me was "a self-indulgent way".

[@helena3990]

Dear Emma You are so sweet, I loves your video, Thank You for this lessons 😘

[@aichasais1450]

All of them are new to me.

[@marufjontoshboltaev7903]

thank you a lot

[@MdAbdullah-kb6mb]

thanks for this video?

[@Gmiricius]

My favourite word is "cheeky" as well. Especially cheeky money :)

[@Ricardo-xg6gx]

Hi Emma, without any doubt, my favourite slang word is "cheeky", it is a mixture of several meanings, but no one of them too rude, it seems something similar to "cunning", doesn't it?.

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Cunning a little different. Cheeky 1 - someone who's being rude and impolite but in a funny way. Cheeky 2 - something that's done in a quick and spontaneous way for fun/enjoyment Cunning - someone who plans things to try and manipulate people in order to get what they want (a little bit like "manipulative") :)

[@Ricardo-xg6gx]

@@Pronunciationwithemma THX 👍

[@blancaalberto3262]

Hi Emma! Thanks for this video of slang words. I like cheeky, sounds funny an informal word. Bye bye

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

All words here are informal, they’re slang :)

[@blancaalberto3262]

@@Pronunciationwithemma Yes, sorry, you're right. Thanks. Thanks Emma. My name is Bianca and I'm from Mar del Plata, Argentina.

[@carlosalfredo9010]

My favourite is loo !

[@armysmarin1111]

Hi!Emma.God bless you.I would like to go out tonight but unfortunately I´m skint.the word cheeky sounds funny.

[@marufjontoshboltaev7903]

hi Emma How can I practice IELTS speaking test ? Can you give me some advice ?please

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Maybe have some classes with a teacher or practise with a speaking partner. :)

[@zelvlogs2151]

Is cheeky the same with naughty?🤔

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Hmmm, kinda! Cheeky is more like something rude but you find it amusing BECAUSE it is rude. Naughty is just when you do something bad or misbehave.

[@zelvlogs2151]

@@Pronunciationwithemma Aha! I understand. Thank you Ms Emma.☺

[@atsuko1422]

I often pop down to my favourite cafe to have a cheeky coffee after works. That's makes be skint.

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Sounds like me before lockdown 😂

[@moh_313]

Cheeky is hard to understand,would you please explain it in other words?

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

used to describe something that you eat, drink, or do, especially when this is done quickly, without planning, or when you should not really do it

[@បងកុសល-ច7ជ]

Teacher , How to learn English language fluently?

[@Chobaaaani]

We say ghetto here in Southern California to describe a place considering dodgy

[@hrinthawngkanan5826]

I love British accent

[@superduperenglishidioms]

My favourite British slang word is "bloody" 🤣

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Good one!! 😂

[@stephenpitt6363]

Thanks I'm quids in

[@churusalmao]

I've never thought british had slangs. I see you as so serious people that I've never thought in that possibility lol

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Oh Jesus, wait until you hear that we actually use swear words! 😏

[@churusalmao]

@@Pronunciationwithemma I can't believe it 😱😱😱 lol

[@xarisathanasopoulos2896]

1/8 gallon is a pint?

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

It's 568.261ml apparently

[@MohammedOli-z3u]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@hyoguavidaloca]

Hu I remember see that word in animes the name duck dodgy

[@JGS713]

Nothing better than to practice a language with a cute teacher 😉

[@arthur2857-z8j]

Kinda pervy mate

[@EvilKidZombie]

Charva, mush, geet up... and by the way, any chance to relate somehow this video to BBCC - 450 song :)

[@guca2024]

You're cheeky jajaj... I´m kidding.

[@Carlinyurv]

💜💜💜💜

[@eddieed3647]

Loo and skint What does a cheeky man mean ?

[@fernando7517]

😍 😍

[@tomkay4881]

We're you James marriots teacher?

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

No. That was the other James in the video. I confirmed it in the comments of that video.

[@andrejoseph5543]

Hi

[@netheritecraftondrugs5126]

Emma does EVERYONE in the U.K. pint tea?

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

It’s a gallon, at least 😏

[@ljme7554]

I know loo and dodgy.. But i never know that is a slang... I just thought it is just an English word..