10 British Slang Words That Mean 'Good'!

[@yevgenkomissarov6992]

Laura is cracking! Lesson is the bee's knees! Music is ace!

[@christophneuschaeffer7489]

Though I am not a native speaker of English, I heard and read quite a few of these expressions in various contexts. In example, a board game can be sold in mint condition, meaning it is as good as new. A sound assumption or review is a reasonable assumption or a good and thorough review. Top notch is often used in the context of product or service quality. „Lush“ is actually the name of a British cosmetics retailer that has a shop even in Munich/Germany (that's where I live). I haven't heard of the Bee's Knees though. And that's why I love your videos, Laura. Even on a C1-C2 level there are always things that you can learn as a non-native speaker. And I have learnt a lot about the various British accents thanks to your sick (😉) videos. By order of the Peaky Blinders: I thank you honestly for the fun way of improving my English. Your are an ace for sure 🙂!

[@Mr3213215]

I've just watched some videos from your other channel. Interesting, I would say. You have a huge level of energy...Good luck for you.

[@hadiekai]

Other channel? What’s called?

[@ashikihsan1946]

Hello Laura, I really enjoyed your 10 British Slangs. Thank you Laura

[@jgbusquets]

"🎵 GooooooooOoOoOoOOOOOOd morning, good afternoon and good evening 🎶" Best video intro ever.

[@متعبمنذمدة]

wonderful video with a great explain ❤️

[@maryamakram246]

Girl i love your vibes ✋😌 you're ace

[@Mathelite-ii4hd]

you can also use: The dog's bollocks ;) any road, That was a mint lesson, i loved it:)

[@henrikharbin5521]

I was in high school in California in the 80s. Sick always meant really bad, like it was going to make you vomit. "Don't watch The Fly unless you have a really string stimach... That movie is SICK".

[@polmaclin3019]

I am reviewing your videos. You are doing a great job.❤️👍👏🌹

[@amilton1015]

Amazing lesson

[@stevew585]

What about the Cockney classic Blindin'!

[@christophergraves6725]

How about "top drawer"?

[@mepomihu18-10]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@amilton1015]

Your video/audio is the bee's knees.

[@anshumaaan]

Accidentally came to your channel But I found your teeth to be resembling to Freddie mercury. Your Pronunciation is impeccable and voice is adorable. Plus you move your 💋 lips very much.

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

Your videos sound good.

[@SajjadKhan-eu3nz]

Good Afternoon 😊

[@MansiR.2]

Beautiful 👍🏽

[@hanifazzuhri6103]

got a nice pair of .... shoes

[@lebanon6707]

Love you ❤️ and thank you so much I am a blinder

[@MrUnirob]

Red Wine and a Burger, seriously? But thank you for that lesson :D

[@otiagodornelas]

GOOOOOOOOOOD

[@najibsagrajos7590]

This video is really sick hehehe

[@krusriyad8267]

Very very very good

[@GodsJoseph13]

Top of the mornin

[@meerabzaidi9445]

Interestinggg

[@gaspanello]

Cool

[@johnwayne2922]

Can "Blimey" work??

[@RahulKumar-ci4by]

Noice vidiyow

[@НаталіяЯворська-й4о]

😊🎉🎉

[@lozimba1259]

Next time real Pubs tanks 😁🤙🍺🍺🍺🍺

[@fardinshah7357]

❤️

[@stefanbresug7497]

Smashing

[@devchawda9414]

Bonkers

[@diegocanale1124]

Awesome is the best word that mean something is very good!...i know, not very British!

[@christophneuschaeffer7489]

Awesome is one of these words that are used inflationary in the US. Not very British, indeed 😉.

[@FerozKhan-km6ql]

What is behind confusing people on Smashing English Channel with Laura when one is listening her speaking to her worldwide audience? Is it possible in this stylish posturing that is obviously impressive, otherwise? Yes sources say that the medium of instruction is beautiful method of teaching English language dancingly as such teaching is a great artistic experience for the video watchers who can't help engaging with the lecturer....

[@MarioVillamizar]

Another word is Criminal

[@evaldonegreiros5055]

...all the young dude...

[@19YurinaMatsui]

Your accent is just as beautiful as you marry me🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍

[@fazdlyaziz6614]

Scouser peeps say bosch.

[@maronek560]

you tasty

[@wandanielhasif7064]

Haha

[@tmill2001]

So American slang from the past? Lolz

[@luther1546]

Honestly, Beyonce's vocals are pretty aggressively terrible. They are definitely loud though.