Name: Slang 13 Funny Word Mash-Ups in English
Uploaded: 2017-09-12T14:25:54.000Z
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The imperative

I'm going to teach you
how to mash things up.

You combine them, squish them
together, put some butter...

Okay, so word mash-ups, word
mash-ups, slang, teaching you slang.

Word mash-ups mean we take two words, mash
them together, and make a whole new language

And just when you thought you had mastered
English vocabulary, we make more for you.

And by the end of this lesson, I think
you can make your own word mash-ups.

Maybe some of these words you have
heard before and maybe you know them.

Very, very popular word is "brunch",
but do you know what "brunch" means?

"Brunch" means "breakfast" and
"lunch" at the same time.

So, brunch begins from whatever time you
want and usually ends at about 3:00.

So if you want to eat from the time you wake
up until afternoon, you're eating brunch.

It's breakfast and lunch together, so that
means you get to eat all the breakfast foods

and all the delicious
lunch foods at one time.

Maybe you have heard this word, I personally
think it's a little overused, the word is

If you have watched my lesson on "Chill, Chill
Out", you're going to know that "chill" means

So, "chill" and "relax" means
to be calm and relaxed.

Chillax, people, everything's
going to be fine.

Have you heard people say
this: "brah" or "bro"?

It is a slang way for usually
men to greet each other.

We say: "Brah, what's up?
Yo, bro." for boys.

It means "bro" and "romance", so this means that
you are a man and you kind of like another guy,

Well, all of them you're going to hear in
American TV, but this is I imagine in a TV

So, a "staycation" means
a stay-at-home vacation.

This means you don't have to go to
work-yes-but you're not travelling somewhere.

A staycation means you don't go to work
and you stay at home in your pajamas,

The first one, not very
well-known, is: "vurp".

But actually when you do that, some vomit
comes up - not a good situation...

So, maybe you've eaten a lot at brunch, maybe
you've overdone it, had a little bromance

at brunch and you're eating, and you burp,
but a little bit of stomach vile comes up

This one is actually quite fun and
a great conversation starter.

It's along the same meaning as vomit
and burp, except it's the other end.

But actually, uh-oh, a little
bit of poo or shit comes out.

We also have a word for
this is Hershey squirts.

So, a shart is you think you're going
to fart, you're like: "Oh, it's safe."

You can usually see it
in the person's face.

There might be a smell connected to
it, but a shart is pretty dangerous.

It would be actually time for
you to go home if you sharted.

But as I said, a nice conversation starter, you
can talk to your friends and go: "Hey, guys..."

Maybe you're at a party, you don't know people
and you can say: "Have you ever sharted?"

I mean, you're going to
make friends immediately.

If you want to party
with me, it'll be fun.

Gentlemen, this is for
you predominantly.

"Predominant" means
like strongly for you.

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