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Examples of how to say things in different situations-Slang

Many foreigners can't understand some phrases in spoken English, there are many reasons, because of idioms maybe,or phrasal verbs not common in their own language ,but the main reason is usually slang. **Slang** is a type of language consisting of words and phrases that are regarded as very informal, are more common in speech than writing, and are typically restricted to a particular context or group of people.It is especially used by particular groups of people. For example, there is: youth/teen slang internet slang army slang hip-hop/rap slang slang used by different ethnic groups other For example if we have situation where someone does something horrible and not very nice we can hear various phrases about the same situation,said in formal,relaxed or informal way. 1.***formal*** ***That is utt***erly revolting. 2.***relaxed*** That’s disgusting. 3.***informa****l* **That’s gross; that’s sick.** Another example can be seen is next situation; A friend is extremely drunk. So we can say 1.***formal*** He is in a state of inebriation. 2.*relaxed* way He’s drunk. 3.***informal*** **He’s out of his face.** I am going to write top ten American slang words or phrases. **broa** friend (often male),**a party anima**l is someone who loves or really enjoys parties,**a couch potato** a lazy person, someone who always stays inside ,usually in front of TV, t**o pig ou**t means to eat a lot of food in a messy way, **to dump someone** means to end a romantic relationship with someone, **to ghost someone** means you cut off communication with someone you’re no longer interested in, **pissed off** means very annoyed, **hit me up** means Contact me, **hold your horses** means Wait a minute,.**tool** is a stupid person.es too. If you know some interesting slang expression please There are many words and expressions, you can find in dictionaries, on the internet or on the street. If you know some interesting slang expressions please write them down.

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