Varieties of british slang презентация

phrases for more colorful or peculiar style of expression that is shared by the people in the same social subgroup, for example, computer slang, sports slang, military slang, musicians' slang, students' slang, underworld slang, etc.

many people consider it vulgar, though quite a few slang phrases have already come into standard usage. Slang contains many obscene and offensive words and phrases. It also has many expressions that are acceptable in informal communication. Slang is highly idiomatic.

the East End of London, replaces a word with a phrase which rhymes with the word.
For the first time the cockney rhymed slang was created in the XVII-th century and Londoners from East End were its first speakers. It was the Lover class of an English society - workers, sellers, ship builders– all who lived below the poverty line.

головой!) Adam and Eve = Believe(верить) Would you Adam and Eve it?(Ты бы поверил этому?) Britney Spears =Beers(Пиво) Let's go for a few Britney Spears!( Пойдем, пивка попьем!)

a bit of graft in the states, but wot a culture shock I ad wif the ole nosebag! ha can ya ‘ave your elevensies wifaht a nice cuppa rosy lea? and I was in a right two-and-eight wif me afters as well. No pudding, no custard, no scones, no clotted cream. … What a choker. But I've ad a right result, Ive sussed it aht ( ere, come ere ). If you and the old trouble and strife are aving ag wiv yer grub, do yerself a favour, click on ukgoods.com. They’ve got cotchells of all yahr British favourites

sometimes abbr to- me old china - or china ) = Mate or friend (напарник или друг) Graft = Hard Work States = USA Nosebag = Food ( from the bag horses used to wear around their neck containing oats etc. whilst working all day on London streets ) Elevensies = Tea break ( the approx time (11 o'clock) the British worker takes his mid-morning break ) Wifaht = without

rosie ) Two an eight = State Afters = Dessert ( as in - after the main course ) What a choker = That's a dissapointment A right result = Been lucky I've sussed it aht = I've figured it out Ere, come ere = Listen to me Trouble and strife = Wife Ag wiv yer grub = Difficulty ( ag = aggravation ) finding suitable food

written word is spoken phonemically backwards This type of slang was invented by street vendors

a bit of tobacco?” “vatch you a tib of occabot?”

lesbians in Britain and the United Kingdom, which has a history going back at least a hundred years.

Oooaaawwh! He’s got all the Palare, ain’t he? Julian: [archly] I wonder where he picks it up? Хорни: Должен ли я увидеть кого-нибудь из них, как вы думаете? Сенди: Ааааа! Ты это слышал?! Он говорит на полари! Джулиан (насмешливо): Интересно мне, у кого это он такого набрался?