Could you tell me practical English slang?
I didn't mean to swear words,like shxt or fxxk.Haha
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There are hundreds. The best way is to listen to English speakers speak casually and listen for slang words. That is how native speakers learn it, from hearing it from other people. Because people from different places use different words, it's hard to answer your question.
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I agree with David. Some people still say "sweet" to things that they think is cool. That is a little old.
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Thank for your advice.It did help me.:))
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Colloquialisms and slang change a lot as time goes on! They also change a lot depending on where you are, as David said.
I could help you with it, if you like!
To refer to David's comment as an example, the word "Cool" is often considered slang for "I liked that!"
If you have any particular ones you would like to highlight for me, please send me a message! :)
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There are so many it is hard to say as every English speaking nation/county/city/village will have different slang.
For example, what used to be 'cool' then became 'epic' and I am sure that has changed again now.
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