English Lesson: British Slang 🇬🇧 Everyday Essential English Words & Phrases With Sentence Examples 📚

English Lesson: British Slang 🇬🇧 Everyday Essential English Words & Phrases With Sentence Examples

Hey English language learners! 📚

In this video, you'll discover everyday English words and phrases, bringing your English skills closer to those of a true Brit. Get ready for some fun as I explain and demonstrate the usage of these slang terms:

➡️ Blinder
➡️ Bloke
➡️ Badger
➡️ Bog standard
➡️ Botch job
➡️ Brolly
➡️ Butchers
➡️ Cack handed
➡️ Cheeky
➡️ Cheesed off

These words might sound a little funny at first, but trust me; they're essential if you want to sound like a local during your next trip to England or impress your British friends.

Got any questions about the terms in this video? Or do you have some more words you're curious about? Drop a comment below - I'm all ears! 🎧 I love hearing from you and engaging in interesting discussions.

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See you again in our next video. Until then, keep learning and keep having fun! 👋

🇬🇧 Teacher John @MainStreetEnglish

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[durgauttibajpai]

Thanks to your lessons, my English is improving day by day.

[radhikabir]

This video was a blinder, mate! Thanks for the lesson. 🇬🇧

[geetanjaliharjo]

These words have added a great twist to my English vocabulary. Looking forward to more.

[ujwalbrar]

Love your teaching style, John! It's really engaging and easy to understand.

[amolikabiyani]

I can't wait to try out these phrases with my English friends. They'll be so surprised.

[navamisehgal]

The examples you gave for each slang word were so helpful! Can you provide more examples in the next video?

[kirtibhalla]

I've been trying to understand the term 'botch job' for a while now. Thanks for clarifying, John.

[arvindkumer]

Could you also make a video on commonly used British phrases in business?

[alexmcfly]

I've been trying to understand the term 'botch job' for a while now

[АлександрМамошин-щю]

I can't wait to try out these phrases with my English friends. They'll be so surprised.