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What is slang?

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telly (n.)

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cheesy (adj.)

  • e.g. a cheesy song; a cheesy movie
  • Overdramatic, excessively emotional or clichéd
  • e.g. a cheesy song; a cheesy movie
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salty (adj.)

  upset, indignant or offended

kiki (v.)

  • A gathering of friends for the purpose of gossiping and chit-chat.
  • e.g. It didn't mean anything, we were just kiki-ing around!
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slay (v.)

  • to be awesome at something; to kill
  • e.g. Miley's new album slayed
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lit, dope (adj.)

  • Excellent, fantastic
  • We ordered pizza and we're going to stay up all night. It's going to be lit.
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troll (n.)

  • Someone who deliberatly pisses people off online to get a reaction
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Discussion

  • Why slangs can make it difficult to understand English speakers in real life?
  • What slangs can you think of in your own language? When and why do you use them?
  • Why English speakers enjoy using slangs in the speech?
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