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British Everyday Slang Flashcards with Pictures

Learn British Everyday Slang with 10 free flashcards (level 1): meanings, example sentences, pictures and audio pronunciation. Includes cuppa, loo, knackered, chuffed and more.

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  1. Illustration for cuppa

    A cup of tea.

    “I put the kettle on and made Mum a cuppa with milk and two sugars.”

  2. Illustration for loo

    A toilet or bathroom.

    “Excuse me, where's the loo? I need to wash my hands before lunch.”

  3. Illustration for knackered

    Extremely tired.

    “After walking all day, I was knackered and fell asleep on the sofa.”

  4. Illustration for chuffed

    Very pleased.

    “Maya was chuffed when her painting won first prize at school.”

  5. Illustration for mate

    A friend.

    “I'm meeting my mate Ben for coffee; we've known each other since school.”

  6. Illustration for cheers

    Thanks.

    “You saved me a seat? Cheers! I thought I'd have to stand at the back.”

  7. Illustration for quid

    A British pound.

    “The sandwich cost three quid, so I paid with a five-pound note and got two pounds back.”

  8. Illustration for brolly

    An umbrella.

    “It started raining, so I opened my brolly and held it over both of us.”

  9. Illustration for telly

    A television.

    “Dad turned on the telly to watch the football match.”

  10. Illustration for natter

    A friendly chat.

    “We sat over coffee having a natter about our families and holiday plans.”

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