Common British Slang Words That Mean 'Bad'.

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Slang! We love it in Britain. And sometimes we need words to express the horrible parts of life! Words to tell people we are sad, annoyed, angry and upset! So, here are those words. I have made a list of 11 useful slang words that real native speakers use in negative situations! Tell me your favourite in the comments!
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I use dodgy and rubbish here in the US. I picked it up the habit of using them when I was in the US Air Force stationed in England. I love English slang and the UK accents!!!

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Dodgy means negative thing also in Japanese. We call silly mistake dodgy. We call silly person dodgy. We pronounce it dodgy, and we spell it どじ or ドジ.

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So many words for bad! LOL

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what about word "bloody"? in Peaky Blinders they are used it everytime

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How about "That was perfectly vile" or "Good Lord, that was vile."

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