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What's the best way to learn slang?

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Find a fluent English speaker friend, and hang out with him.


Answer by Moncader
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Average: 5 (1 vote)

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Just give a best shot to Boss..:)


Answer by maria
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I dont know the answers. Sorry :(


Answer by ahsaraisk
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Simple Answer 183

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Urban Dictionary website


Answer by http://little.o...
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Average: 4.7 (3 votes)

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What does "pauvre con" mean?

You probably guess why I'm asking :)

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"Con" is the standard random insult in French. It's rather vulgar ;-)
Originally, it is the word for female genitalia. It slowly evolved into something loosely pointing to reduced intelligence; a bit like "poor bastard", but more vulgar and insulting and without the paternalistic connotation.
I just watched the video - nothing really that shocking except the matter-of-fact delivery ;-) It's not what you expect from a head of state, but then again French politicians are here for entertainment...


Answer by ispeakx
5
Average: 5 (2 votes)

Yah uchu nimnoshko Ruski

I got an email today which has this phrase "Yah uchu nimnoshko Ruski.". It's supposed to be in Russian. But google translation couldn't translate it. I guess it's because it's in English alphabet.
Thanks!

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No native Russian speaker would say it like that :-)


Answer by alpopov
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Я немного _изучаю_ русский


Answer by al_bozo
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mystery solved.
I learn a little bit Russian => Я узнать немного русский


Answer by xjs
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What does Fiddle-I-Fee mean?

My friend gave me a bunch of children's books. One of them is titled "Fiddle-I-Fee". In the book it says "Cat went fiddle-i-fee". Is "fiddle-i-fee" referring to sound? What does this mean? Thanks!

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children book xD and cartoon


Answer by runken
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this is kind of lang or sound so kids can understand us


Answer by maria
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Average: 3.5 (2 votes)

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I asked my coworkers today. They thinks this question is so cute!!Actually "fiddle-i-fee" is more like a baby talk, a action with the sound. It does not have a solid meaning at all.


Answer by warmhand
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Average: 4 (4 votes)

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