5 British English slang expressions #shorts

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[Overlytiredqueerspie]

Alright? I woke up full of beans today and tripped over my jimjams.

[Mrsniperman]

As a british, I've only ever heard the 'alright' one who also tf says 'full of beans'

[dbarrett]

The correct response to "alright?" Is just "alright". They're not actually asking if you're ok.

[FnDrago]

The fact this is made by the bbc is brilliant

[memaya]

As a British person I have never heard those words ever😂

[VidLan_]

As a British person I have never heard anyone say yonks or miffed

[emanmahmoud]

And I was gutted but got chuffed to bits with this video

[mohammedezzaldeen]

Wow 😮
I need more, plz increase the pace.

[cakeollie]

as someone who is british i dont say yonks

[russian_boghatyr]

In London (our endz)man doesn't say "miffed", man says I'M WEXED AT YOU, YOU PATTYMOUTH

[Frederik_Berlin]

Nobody says full of beans. Never. Ever.

[micaharthur]

I’m British but i don’t any of them apcept altight and jimjams 😮😮

[Ms.-O]

These 'slang' words are not in the google translation. Why?

[MrWansonje]

Example sentences would have been useful.

[Busy_B]

You got me MIFFED

I'm full of beans today

Alright ?

Its been YONKS .

[benjaminestrada]

I'm full of beens after this class.

[LucaVincent]

Got that middle class slang 😂 the only one i say is yarrite for how are you doing

[Paparazziphotographerszn]

Alright! I woke up in my jimjams full of beans which has been yonks since dipped it in wotah

[Beanoo_vr]

Mate I’m British and I do not say I’m full of beans

[thieyiwaon]

if you feel something miffing you, you could say it is ANGIN' ( a Mancunian slang)