Name: Celebrities Teach You European Slang | Slang School | Vanity Fair
Uploaded: 2020-10-29T20:36:01.000Z
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- You know slang doesn't make sense when you translate it,

Adverbs of manner

when you actually think about it, it's like what?

Stram ballerne, tighten your buttocks [laughs].

That means like you really had to compromise.

It's old school, you still use it though.

which translates to having gun powder up your ass.

oh my God, I haven't seen you in like a minute.

We would say jeez, it's been donkey's years.

It's been donkey's years since I saw you new

- No, but you've well mapped out your usual weekend.

- Suckin' diesel, it means like going grays.

If you're from Dublin, you think that Dublin

is the only place that exists in Ireland.

There's two words for people from outside of Dublin

that live in the country and they're called

- Ugh um, black stuff, what does that mean?

- Oh, like a black dog. - Yeah, like I'm depressed.

- [laughs] Um no, you can have a pint of the black stuff.

- No, it's a person whose big into a specific sport.

- No, I mean, there's quite a lot of clue in the word.

- It's a sport that they play quite a lot of in Australia.

- Eres un encogio, somebody very tight, yeah.

Eres un encogio, but you use this expression

for somebody who doesn't wanna spend one penny.

You're taking a coffee with somebody whose un encogio

you use it to say it's something that is very beautiful,

you know que chulo, you know I like the jacket that

Who was the first person in this planet who said this

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Celebrities Teach You European Slang | Slang School | Vanity Fair

stuff

weird

insane

nasty