Important and useful Slang word in English

  Our everyday life we are using many slang word. Specially English songs, movies, film and native speaker, British, American are using slang word. General English speaker some time can’t understand some slang word meaning. Below I discuss some essential slang word with meaning.

Airhead – stupid person

Jumpy- frightened or nervous

Ace – excellent / great

Hybby- husband

Bimbo – a young woman considered sexually attractive but of limited intelligence.

Bird – girlfriend, woman, girl

Awesome – great and impressive

Booboo – a mistake

Beans – money

Chuck up – vomit

Cock and bull story – nonsense / a rubbish story

Beast (offensive) – an ugly woman.

Doodle – no problem , something that’s easy

Misus- wife

Dyke (offensive) – lesbian

Fag (offensive) – homosexual

That’s sweet!- That’s great !

Fat head – an idiot , dull person

French kiss – kissing with the tongue

Cool – excellent / superb

Funny farm – mental hospital or institution

Get it – to understand something

Hot- sexy

Goof off – waste time

Asshole – stupid person

Goof up – make a mistake

Horny – sexually stimulated / in the mood for sex

I’m outta here – I’m departing / I’m leaving

Kick back – relax and enjoy

Yo- you !

Homey-  Close friend

Dude – friend

Kiss someone’s ass – to hit them hard

Flick- movie

Jerk – stupid person

Fortnight – two weeks

Kip – sleep

Loo – toilet

Bullshit - nonsense/ lie/ dishonest

Lost the plot – crazy, mad

Mickey-mouse – time-wasting / unimportant

Up for it – to be willing to have a good time

Prick - stupid person

Up the duff – to be pregnant

Wad – a lot of money

Zip it – shut up.

How Expression in practical English.

 Expressing General Felling of illness:

I’m sick.

I feel sick.

I’m sick as a dog.(informal)

I feel funny.

I feel awful.

I feel downright awful.

I feel terrible.

I feel lousy.

I feel rotten.

I feel like hell.

Describing a pain in the head:

I have a headache.

My head hurts.

My head is killing me.

I’ve got a splitting headache.

My head is throbbing.

My head is pounding.

There’s hammering inside my head.

I have a migraine.

I have an excruciating headache.

Asking to a patient:

What’s the matter?

What brings you here?

Describe what’s wrong.

What seems to be the problem?

You look fit as a fiddle. What could be wrong?

Can you describe the problem?

Can you describe the symptoms?

Can you tell me what’s wrong?

Has this been a problem before?

Have you had this problem before?

Have you had this problem long?

How long have you had this problem?

Have you had this before?

Asking why someone looks so unhappy:

What’s the matter?

Something got you down?

Why are you so blue?

Blue=sad

Why is your face so long?

Who rained on your parade?

     Rained on your parade= ruined your plans

What rained your parade? (idiomatic)

Do someone rain on your parade? (idiomatic)

 Who burst your bubble?

Who ruined your good outlook on life?

Exclamation:

Wow!

Gosh!

Gee!

My goodness!

Oh, my!

Oh my goodness!

Imagine that!

My word!

Goodness!

Good heavens!

Good gracious!

My God!

Oh my God!

Great!

Excellent!

Hot dog!

Good Lord!

Will wonders never cease!

My stars!

Zounds!

Lordy!

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9. Smart Spoken (Expression)

When we speaking English, we use many Expression. Some Expression words are provided in blow :

 Expression         Use     

Ah                     :Ah , good , here's the bus .
Ah                   :Ah yes , I remember now .
Alas               :Alas , we never seem to learn from our mistakes
Amen           :I ask this through Allah , my lord . Amen .
Attention  :Attention ,please !The bus will leave in ten min.
Bravo          :Bravo !  well played !
Bugger      :Oh bugger ! I've left my keys at home .
Bye               :Bye ! See you next week .
Allah         :Allah ! look at the time.... I'm late !
Doggone  :Where's the doggone key ?
Eureka     :Eureka........... a job at last !
Goodbye :Say goodbye to me now !
Gosh          :Gosh is that the time ?
Hello         :Hello , hello , hello what's going on here ?
Hey            :Hey , come and look at this !
Huh           :You think you know the answer , huh ?
Mm            :Mm , lovely cake !
Never      :I'll forget my students, never!
Nope       :Have you seen my pen ? Nope .
Oh            :Oh yes I will .
Oi             :Oi  Mati ! don't you like your brother ?
Okay     :Will you help me? OK !
Ouch      :Ouch ! That hurts !
Please    :Quite , please !
Yes please :Would you like some coffee / a lift ?  Yes, please
Pooh     :Pooh ! This egg is bad.
Rats       :Oh rats ! I've forgotten my keys .
Shit         :Shit ! I've missed the train .
Shoo       :Shoo......... all of you ! i'm busy .
Silence  :Silence !   he roared .
Snap        :Snap !   you've got the same shoes as me .
Sorry      :Sorry    I'm late .
Stuff and nonsense  :Stuff and nonsense ! You don't know what  you're     talking     about .
Thanks      :Would you like some more coffee ? No thanks .
Welcome  :Welcome to www.2learningenglish.tk !
Well            :Well , let's move on to the next item .
Well            :Do you want to come ?  Well I'm not sure .
What          :Hey .. Jewel !  What? When are you gonna Dhaka ?
What          :It will cost Tk. 500 .  What ?
Whew / phew  :Whew ! That was a lucky escape !
Wow            :Wow !  You look terrific !
Yes                : Don't you want to come with us ? Yes , of course I do .
Yup               : Mumu , you ?    Yup!

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4. Use of Discourse Markers DM.

A Discourse Makers is a word or phrase that functions primarily as a structuring unit of spoken language . To the listener , a DM signals the speaker's intention to make a boundary in discourse  .
Some commonly used discourse markers are: 

•  At present                     Download audio lesson
  

What are you doing now?
At present, I'm working at United English World as a phonetics teacher .

• Actually 

Sir, I heard that phonetics course is very difficult . Is it right?
Oh! No, actually, it's a very interesting course.

• Anyway 

Sir, some one is waiting for you.
Anyway, let him come here.

• Basically 

Sir, how can I improve my pronunciation?
Thank you very much for your question. Basically, it depends on practice. You have to listen a lot .

• By the way 

Sir, I am an employee, It is not possible for me to attend the classes 3 days in a week.
By the way, you can join our Friday's only classes.

• Certainly

What about you bother ?
Currently, he is working in Bangladesh Bank.

• m.........I mean 

We will teach you phonetics.
Phonetics, m.....I mean correct pronunciation?
Yes, that 's right.

• I think 

I would like to go tonight.
I think it will be better if you go tomorrow .

• I guess

Mum, what time is it?
I guess, it's 11:30.Let me check please .

• Let me see

What is her number?
Let me see, I have it here somewhere.............
 
Firstly ......................
Secondly,.....................
Thirdly,................
Then , .....................
After that , ...................
Last but not the least,........................
And finally,..........................
 
Sir, what's the benefit of this phonetics course?
There are many benefits:
 
Firstly, it will help you communicate better with English speaking people .
Secondly , you will be able to learn the correct pronunciation lo fall the English words.
Thirdly, your speaking style will be like native speakers.
Then , you will be smarter than before.
After that , you will achieve the capability to take English proficiency tests like IELTS, TOEFL and will be confident enough to face any type of interviews .
Last but not the least ,proper knowledge o phonetics will help you to lead your contemporaries .
Finally , knowledge of phonetics will add extraordinary  artistic flavor to your personality

• You know that

How was your exam ?
You know that I was ill but I tried my best.

• Really 

How is their service?
Really , it is very good .

• Now

Already you have learnt a lot of things . 
Now, you have to practice.

• OK

Sir I have finished my homework.
OK, I will check it .
Sir , it's wrong, he has given you false information
Ok, now I have understood.

• So 

Sir everything is okay.
So, we should start now.

• Well

Now I would like to request our honorable member to deliver his important speech.
Well, thank you very much, I am............
I am sorry for my ignorance . Actually, I am not a good speaker but I will try my best to say something .

• Oh heavens! I have forgotten 

What time is it ?
Ten thirty.
Oh heavens ! I have forgotten, I have to go to the library.




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3.How to use abbreviations ?

When we speak , we often contract the words. Here's a handy guide to some of the more common contractive words (informal). These informal contractions are not Correct English. This Contract only use in Spoken English, Don't use them in a written exam. 

 
gonna = going to  
I'm gonna call you back. 

   
  want to = wanna 
  I wanna talk to you. 
   
  gotta = has / have got to 
  = got to  
  I've gotta go now ! 
  I gotta go now ! 

  innit = isn't it 
  It's cold, innit? 

  ain't = isn't / aren't / am not / haven't / hasn't 
  He ain't finished the work. 

  ya = you / your 
  I know ya very well. 
  what's ya name ? 

  lemme = let me 
  lemme see.... when 'll it be held ? 

  gimme = give me 
  Please, gimme a glass of water. 
 
  wadd'ya = what do you 
  waddya mean , you don't wanna watch the game ? 

  dunno = don't / dosen't know 
  I dunno. waddya think? 

  whatcha = what are you 
  Whatcha doing now ? 
  Whatcha gonna do ?  

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