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In British English, what does 'cheers' commonly mean?
In British English, what does 'cheers' commonly mean?
- How are you?
- Goodbye (correct)
- Hello
- I'm sorry
What does the British phrase 'mate' typically refer to?
What does the British phrase 'mate' typically refer to?
- Friend (correct)
- Boss
- Enemy
- Stranger
If someone says they are 'knackered', how are they feeling?
If someone says they are 'knackered', how are they feeling?
- Excited
- Very tired (correct)
- Hungry
- Bored
What does 'quid' refer to in British slang?
What does 'quid' refer to in British slang?
What does it mean if someone says they are 'skint'?
What does it mean if someone says they are 'skint'?
What would you typically eat if you ordered 'bangers and mash'?
What would you typically eat if you ordered 'bangers and mash'?
If someone is 'miffed', how are they feeling?
If someone is 'miffed', how are they feeling?
What does the phrase 'give it a go' mean?
What does the phrase 'give it a go' mean?
What does 'the tube' refer to in London?
What does 'the tube' refer to in London?
What does the phrase ' Bob's your uncle' mean?
What does the phrase ' Bob's your uncle' mean?
Flashcards
Alright?
Alright?
A common greeting, meaning "Are you okay?" or "Hello."
Cheers
Cheers
Used to say "thank you" or "goodbye."
Ta
Ta
An informal way of saying "thank you."
Mate
Mate
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Knackered
Knackered
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Chuffed
Chuffed
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Cupper
Cupper
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Quid
Quid
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Fancy
Fancy
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Sorted
Sorted
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