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Ardy Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
"TELL ME SOME SLANG WORD'S,PLEASE..."
Hey guys...
i am an indonesian..
i am joining this site ,because i want to master english correctly both speaking and writing.
one of lesson's that i'd like to master is : "SLANG WORD"
could you please tell me some popular slang word's...included the sample of their sentence ??
i think it's pretty important for me to know.
good word's ,cool word's ,even bad word's...that doesn't matter! once ,it's for improving my english.
really thank's for your answer'...
regards,
ardy - indonesia
i am an indonesian..
i am joining this site ,because i want to master english correctly both speaking and writing.
one of lesson's that i'd like to master is : "SLANG WORD"
could you please tell me some popular slang word's...included the sample of their sentence ??
i think it's pretty important for me to know.
good word's ,cool word's ,even bad word's...that doesn't matter! once ,it's for improving my english.
really thank's for your answer'...
regards,
ardy - indonesia
Top answer
htm Remember that some of these are very offensive, and that even the non-offensive ones might be inappropriate in certain contexts, so exercise caution. com / , but keep in mind that this site has user-generated content and little quality control, so it contains a lot of dross.
- htm Remember that some of these are very offensive, and that even the non-offensive ones might be inappropriate in certain contexts, so exercise caution.
- com / , but keep in mind that this site has user-generated content and little quality control, so it contains a lot of dross.
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Here's some to get started with:
http://www.world-english.org/slang_world.htm
Remember that some of these are very offensive, and that even the non-offensive ones might be inappropriate in certain contexts, so exercise caution.
http://www.world-english.org/slang_world.htm
Remember that some of these are very offensive, and that even the non-offensive ones might be inappropriate in certain contexts, so exercise caution.
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And let me load on to Mr Wordy's caution my own opinion that slang is not a good thing for learners at all, unless they happen to be both very fluent and also living in an English-speaking community.
Most or all slang is specific to certain ages, regions and other demographies, and every learner I have met has the unusual ability to use slang in the wrong situations and to sound rather
Most or all slang is specific to certain ages, regions and other demographies, and every learner I have met has the unusual ability to use slang in the wrong situations and to sound rather
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A couple of simple things that aren't quite right with the English in your post:
You don't need an apostrophe in ordinary plural words. So, "lesson's", "word's" and "thank's" should be "lessons", "words" and "thanks". This is viewed as a bad error, so it's a good idea to get out of the habit of doing it as soon as possible.
When you use a comma, put one space after the comma and
You don't need an apostrophe in ordinary plural words. So, "lesson's", "word's" and "thank's" should be "lessons", "words" and "thanks". This is viewed as a bad error, so it's a good idea to get out of the habit of doing it as soon as possible.
When you use a comma, put one space after the comma and
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