Weird British Slang Phrases!

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[michaelwinkler]

walked on oxford street mate, felt like a geezer, saw this bird, looked a bit barmy but dishy, thought "go have a chin wag, bog standard", must have been too lairy, cheesed her off.

[HAGrecords]

Lucy: practice my phrases
The Internet: Lucy is dishy

[saniyafatima]

Cheesed off:upset or annoyed
Bog standard :plain or normal
Barmy:mad or crazy
Dishy:attractive
Chin wag:chat
Geezer:great man
Lury:aggressive or loud

[adela]

Hello! I am an English speaker from Romania, and I didn't know these words, I found the video very șeful. ❤️

[paulburnett]

Many thanks for your material, Dishy Lucy, from an appreciative Geezer! x

[kseniabrit]

Just a random information. My name is Ksenia. And my surname is Brit. I was born in Siberia and I have Russian and ukrainian blood. It's so fin for me hearing how people say "Do you wanna sound like a Brit". And I be like Man, Im the most Brit person on the planet😂😂😂

[pandorazbox]

I think lairy usually implies alcohol is implied, or at least it does where i come from.
Beauty of britain
2 miles makes all the difference

[BNL]

This is interesting. And in the US, a geezer is an old man.

[lewisner]

In the North East we have a saying "sick as a chip" meaning to be fed up or distraught. Nobody knows where it originates.

[unknown_]

"Lairy"
Directioners : * Visible confusion *
(P.S : Larry)

[stephena]

I read that "dishy" comes from nice dish: a Polari phrase spoken by the Julian and Sandy characters from the popular old radio show Round the Horn.

[treefrog]

Funny! In America, a geezer is usually used for older people and depending on the context, it can be a negative word or positive word.

Examples:
Negative: "I want nothing to do with that ol'e geezer."
Positive: "I'm off to the retirement home to hang with them ol'e geezers."

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[Sathya_Ganesan]

Lairy - reminds me of LARRY stylinson, yup larries sound really Loud ( O_o)

[violinstful]

"Do you want to sound like a brit?"

No.

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