Significados de english slang en inglés

At dinner, over soy sausages, we explain some English slang to Norma.

It's English slang, and in England at the present the flapper is very popular.

The story shows the Emperor's acquaintance with English slang as well as his geniality.

It was remarked that his acquaintance with colloquial English slang, for a foreigner, was quite unusual.

That's a bit of English slang he'll understand.

The Professor had picked up a number of English slang words with which he interlarded his conversation.

And last year she took her coach over to England, and so she's got all the English slang.

The English slang for money is a pleasant thing: thick'uns and thin'uns; two quid, five bob; tanners and coppers.

In that it generally differs from English slang, which- Iregretto say-isusually founded on some silly catch word.

Mr. Owain Wythan, in the name of the Cambrian chivalry, assured him of their comprehension and appreciation of English slang.

They also felt that publicity would tend toward the swagger which in English slang was "swank" and toward a deterioration in discipline.

Very well, then it is quite possible, we see, to be "all fed up," as they say in England, with English slang.

"I always thought that the gypsies only talked a kind of English slang, and this sounds like a foreign tongue."