It really does depend on what part of London it is set it
There is a vast difference between say West Ham and Chelsea
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Also, do you call clubs (like as in a dancing club) a club ( I know in Italy they call it the disco)?
MissMorose wrote:So here's my list of the ones no one really meets outside English writing.
Grotty- disgusting
Poxy- Girly or Gross
Suss Out- To Find/Figure out
Naff- cheesy/lame
Spots- Pimples
Wally- Dork/Nerd
Take the Mickey Out Of- to make fun of (eg. he was sure they were taking the mickey)
Snog- to make out with
Uni- University/College (nb. Brits ALWAYS tend to say university, not college in most cases)
Prat- Idiot
Bang it- to set something down (used in some parts of England, eg. Bang it down on the counter)
Swot up- Study
Chuffed- pleasantly surprised.
TL G-Wooster wrote:MissMorose wrote:So here's my list of the ones no one really meets outside English writing.
Grotty- disgusting
Poxy- Girly or Gross
Suss Out- To Find/Figure out
Naff- cheesy/lame
Spots- Pimples
Wally- Dork/Nerd
Take the Mickey Out Of- to make fun of (eg. he was sure they were taking the mickey)
Snog- to make out with
Uni- University/College (nb. Brits ALWAYS tend to say university, not college in most cases)
Prat- Idiot
Bang it- to set something down (used in some parts of England, eg. Bang it down on the counter)
Swot up- Study
Chuffed- pleasantly surprised.
The way you put it, it makes it sound like no one says those words, when they do.
Nope Chavs come exclusively from the lower classes and sometimes from the middle class...
kris wrote:Nope Chavs come exclusively from the lower classes and sometimes from the middle class...However, this does not mean that all working class people are chavs.
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