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Reacting and agreeing

68 words and phrases · 01/05
  1. I reckonto friends · casualin my opinion, I thinkI reckon the Northern line's going to be rammed tonight, let's get the bus.in 12 videos
  2. fair pointto anyone · everydayyou're right about that, I accept itFair point, we'd better book a table before Friday.in 2 videos
  3. too rightto friends · casualyes, I agree completelyToo right, I'd be fuming if they charged me that.
  4. spot onto friends · casualexactly rightYou were spot on about that cafe, the coffee's amazing.in 47 videos
  5. bang onto friends · casualexactly correctYour guess was bang on, it came to forty quid exactly.in 7 videos
  6. exactlyto anyone · everydayyes, that's just what I meanExactly, if we leave at six we'll miss the rush.in 1,190 videos
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  1. I know, rightto friends · casualyes, I was thinking the same thingI know, right, it's nearly November and it's still warm.in 24 videos
  2. you're not wrongto friends · casualthat's true, I agreeYou're not wrong, rent round here is a joke.in 5 videos
  3. can't argue with thatto friends · casualthat's clearly true or fair, so I accept itA tenner for bottomless chips? Can't argue with that!in 1 video
  4. defoto friends · casualcertainly, for sureDefo, I'll bring some beers to Jess's on Saturday.
  5. a hundred per centto friends · casualyes, I fully agreeA hundred per cent, we should've left earlier.in 90 videos
  6. I suppose soto anyone · everydayyes, but you're not fully sure or keenI suppose so, the night bus is cheaper than an Uber.
  7. good shoutto friends · casualgood idea, I like that suggestionGood shout, let's grab food before the film.in 1 video
  8. sounds goodto anyone · everydayyes, I'm happy with that planPub at seven, then a curry? Sounds good.in 77 videos
  9. fine by meto anyone · everydayok, I'm happy with thatMoving dinner to Thursday is fine by me.in 5 videos
  10. tato friends · casualthanksTa, I'll get the coffees next time.
  11. brilliantto anyone · everydayreally good, greatYou got the flat? That's brilliant, when do you move in?in 253 videos
  12. neverto friends · casualreally? I can't believe thatNever! They'd been together for ages.
  13. oh my daysto friends · slangsaid when shocked or amazedOh my days, did you see the queue outside Primark?in 9 videos
  14. that's madto friends · casualcrazy and hard to believeEight quid for a pint? That's mad.in 173 videos
  15. you what?to friends · casualsorry, did I hear that right? said in shockYou what? They've put the rent up by two hundred?
  16. what a nightmareto anyone · everydaythat sounds really stressful or annoyingYour train got cancelled twice? What a nightmare.in 97 videos
  17. sod's lawto friends · rudethe idea that if something can go wrong, it willSod's law, the minute I left my umbrella at home it started pouring.
  18. oh dearto anyone · everydaysaid when something goes a bit wrong or is a little sadOh dear, you've spilt tea all over your laptop.in 9 videos
  19. it is what it isto anyone · everydayyou can't change it, so just accept it and move onThe flat's tiny, but it is what it is, it's close to work.in 29 videos
  20. much appreciatedto colleagues · politethank you, I'm gratefulThanks for covering my shift, much appreciated.in 8 videos
  21. not to worryto anyone · everydayit's fine, no problemNot to worry, I'll grab some milk on the way home.in 8 videos
  22. you're telling meto friends · casualyes, and I know that even better than youYou're telling me, the Central line was boiling today.
  23. are you serious?to anyone · everydaydo you really mean that? I'm shockedAre you serious? They've closed the whole station this weekend?in 36 videos
  24. bloody hellto friends · rudesaid in shock or surpriseBloody hell, have you seen how much a coffee costs now?in 1 video
  25. you can say that againto anyone · everydayyes, I agree completelyYou can say that again, it's freezing out there.in 1 video
  26. good on youto anyone · everydaywell done, I'm pleased for youYou ran the half marathon? Good on you.
  27. that's out of orderto friends · casualthat's unfair and not acceptableHe ate your leftovers without asking? That's out of order.in 8 videos
  28. no chanceto friends · casualcertainly not, it won't happenA 6am run tomorrow? No chance.in 39 videos
  29. go for itto anyone · everydayyes, do it, I support youGo for it, you deserve that pay rise.in 61 videos
  30. as ifto friends · casualthat will never happen, I don't believe itThe landlord fixing the boiler this week? As if.
  31. rather you than meto anyone · everydayglad I don't have to do thatThe 5am shift all week? Rather you than me.
  32. are you winding me up?to friends · casualare you joking? I can't believe thatAre you winding me up? The Overground's down again?
  33. jammyto friends · casuallucky in a way that seems unfairYou got a seat on the Tube at rush hour? Jammy.
  34. how annoyingto anyone · everydaywhat an irritating thing to happenThey delivered it to the wrong flat? How annoying.in 6 videos
  35. I betto anyone · everydaythat's easy to believe, I'm sure it's trueI bet you were knackered after carrying all those boxes.in 104 videos
  36. I can imagineto anyone · everydayyes, I understand how that must feelWork's been mental? I can imagine, with half the team off.
  37. oh rightto anyone · everydayah, I see, I didn't know thatOh right, I'll go to the shop tomorrow then.in 39 videos
  38. oh wellto anyone · everydaysaid when you accept something disappointingOh well, we'll try for tickets next time.in 127 videos
  39. never mindto anyone · everydayit doesn't matter, forget itNever mind, we'll try the other cafe instead.in 37 videos
  40. fingers crossedto anyone · everydayhoping it goes wellInterview's at ten tomorrow, fingers crossed.in 14 videos
  41. touch woodto anyone · everydaysaid so your good luck doesn't change after you mention itMy bike hasn't been nicked yet, touch wood.
  42. awkwardto anyone · everydaythat's embarrassing and uncomfortableYou called her by your ex's name? Awkward.in 116 videos
  43. bonkersto friends · casualcrazy or silly, said in funTwelve quid for a sandwich at the station? That's bonkers.in 14 videos
  44. coolto friends · casualfine, ok with meCool, see you outside the station at eight.in 1,029 videos
  45. whateverto friends · rudesaid to show you don't care, often when annoyedWhatever, I did the washing up yesterday.in 910 videos
  46. nahto friends · casualno, said casuallyNah, you're alright, I've got work tomorrow.in 52 videos
  47. absolutelyto anyone · everydaya strong yes, I fully agreeAbsolutely, let's split the bill.in 726 videos
  48. oopsto anyone · everydaysaid after a small mistake or accidentOops, I've just sent that to the wrong group chat.in 25 videos
  49. oh my Godto friends · casualsaid when you're very surprised or excitedOh my God, you're engaged? Let me see the ring!in 534 videos
  50. vibeto friends · casualthe mood or feeling of a place, person or eventLoved that pub, the vibe was really chilled.in 100 videos
  51. amazingto anyone · everydayreally great, very goodYou got a table at that new place? Amazing!in 863 videos
  52. awesometo friends · casualgreat, really goodAwesome, thanks for sorting the tickets.in 560 videos
  53. fabto friends · casualgreat, really lovelyFab, see you at the restaurant at eight.in 9 videos
  54. game changerto anyone · everydaysomething new that makes a huge difference to a situationGetting a dishwasher has been a game changer in our flat.in 46 videos
  55. the GOATto friends · slangthe best ever at somethingMy nan's roast potatoes? She's the GOAT.in 11 videos
  56. yikesto friends · casualsaid when something seems shocking, worrying or embarrassingYikes, my phone bill's double what it was last month.in 10 videos
  57. grossto friends · casualdisgusting, horribleSomeone left a takeaway in the fridge for a week, gross.in 113 videos
  58. harshto friends · casualunkind, or tougher than it needs to beHe called my cooking 'edible'? That's a bit harsh.in 75 videos
  59. how come?to anyone · everydaywhy, asked in a casual wayYou're not coming out tonight? How come?in 39 videos
  60. no wonderto friends · casualthat explains it; it is not surprisingYou were up till three? No wonder you're shattered.in 37 videos
  61. I don't blame youto anyone · everydayI understand why you did that; I would do the sameI don't blame you for leaving, it was dead.in 10 videos
  62. poshto friends · casualfancy and expensive, like things rich people haveYou've got a coffee machine now? Ooh, posh.in 7 videos

Being polite, the British way

76 words and phrases · 02/05
  1. sorryto anyone · everydaysaid when you bump into someone or make a small mistakeOh, sorry, didn't see you there.in 585 videos
  2. sorry, I didn't catch thatto strangers · politeI didn't hear what you said, please say it againSorry, I didn't catch that, which stop did you say?
  3. excuse meto strangers · politesaid politely when you need to get past someone or get their attentionExcuse me, is this the right platform for the Jubilee line?in 144 videos
  4. sorry to bother youto strangers · politesaid before asking someone for help when they might be busySorry to bother you, but does the 38 stop here?
  5. sorry to interruptto colleagues · politesaid when you break in while someone is talking or busySorry to interrupt, but your cab's outside.in 35 videos
  6. sorry to be a painto staff · politesaid before asking for something extra that may make work for someoneSorry to be a pain, but could I get oat milk in that instead?
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  1. sorry about thatto strangers · everydaysaid when you caused a small problem and want to show you know itSorry about that, my bag was taking up the whole seat.in 26 videos
  2. apologiesto colleagues · formala more formal sorry, used a lot in work meetings and emailsApologies, I was on mute the whole time.in 28 videos
  3. my mistaketo anyone · everydaysaid when you admit you got something wrongMy mistake, I booked the table for Friday, not Saturday.
  4. my faultto anyone · everydaysaid to admit you caused a small problemThat's my fault, I gave you the wrong postcode.in 32 videos
  5. you're alrightto strangers · casualit's fine, no need to say sorry (a quick reply)Sorry, was I in your way? Nah, you're alright.
  6. don't worry about itto anyone · everydayit doesn't matter, there's no need to feel badDon't worry about it, I've spilled worse on this carpet.in 38 videos
  7. no problemto anyone · everydaya relaxed reply to thanks, meaning you were glad to helpCan you hold the door a sec? Yeah, no problem.in 155 videos
  8. thanks ever so muchto anyone · everydaya warm way to say you are very gratefulThanks ever so much for watering my plants while I was away.in 5 videos
  9. that's very kind of youto anyone · politesaid to thank someone who has been nice or generous to youYou saved me a seat? That's very kind of you.in 5 videos
  10. I owe you oneto friends · casualI'll help you back some day because you helped meCheers for covering my shift, I owe you one.
  11. you're welcometo anyone · everydaya polite reply when someone thanks youThanks for the lift! You're welcome, mate.in 77 videos
  12. not at allto anyone · politea polite reply meaning it's fine, I'm happy toMind if I open the window? Not at all.
  13. would you mindto strangers · politea polite way to ask someone to do something for youWould you mind keeping an eye on my bag for a sec?in 19 videos
  14. do you mind if Ito strangers · politea polite way to ask if it's ok to do somethingDo you mind if I sit here?in 16 videos
  15. do you mind!to strangers · rudestop that, it's bothering me (said sharply)Do you mind! You've just stood on my foot.
  16. could you possiblyto strangers · politea very polite way to ask someone for helpCould you possibly move your bag so I can sit down?
  17. I don't suppose you couldto anyone · politea shy, indirect way to ask for something you may not getI don't suppose you've got a charger I could borrow?
  18. I was wondering ifto colleagues · politea soft way to start asking for somethingI was wondering if I could leave a bit early on Friday.in 20 videos
  19. do me a favourto anyone · everydaya friendly way to ask someone to help with something smallCan you do me a favour and grab some milk on your way back?
  20. when you get a chanceto colleagues · politeat some point when you are not busyCould you send me that spreadsheet when you get a chance?in 4 videos
  21. if you don't mindto anyone · politeadded to a request to make it sound softerI'll leave my bike in the hallway, if you don't mind.in 23 videos
  22. sorry to keep you waitingto anyone · politesaid when someone had to wait for you to be free or readySorry to keep you waiting, the Tube was a nightmare.
  23. after youto strangers · politeplease go first, I'll waitAfter you, I'm not in a rush.in 133 videos
  24. go aheadto anyone · everydayyes, you can, I don't mindCan I borrow your charger? Yeah, go ahead.in 227 videos
  25. can I just squeeze past?to strangers · politea polite way to ask people to let you through a tight or crowded spaceSorry, can I just squeeze past? This is my stop.
  26. budge upto friends · casualmove along a seat to make room for someoneBudge up, there's room for one more on the sofa.
  27. mind outto strangers · casualget out of the way, something is coming throughMind out, hot coffee coming through!
  28. do you want to sit down?to strangers · politean offer of your seat to someone who may need it moreDo you want to sit down? I'm getting off at the next stop.
  29. I think I was nextto strangers · politea polite way to tell someone it's your turn, not theirsSorry, I think I was next, actually.
  30. charmingto friends · casualsaid when someone has just been rude to you, meaning how rude that wasHe just shut the door in my face. Charming.
  31. I'm not being funny, butto friends · casualsaid before a complaint or honest point to make it sound less rudeI'm not being funny, but whose turn is it to clean the bathroom?in 2 videos
  32. I'm afraidto anyone · politeused to soften bad news, a bit like sadlyI'm afraid we're out of the almond croissants.in 54 videos
  33. are you alright there?to customers · casualwhat shop or bar staff say to ask if you need help or want to orderYou alright there? What can I get you?
  34. shall Ito anyone · everydaya way to offer to do something for someoneShall I put the kettle on?in 12 videos
  35. thanks for having meto anyone · everydaysaid to the host when you leave their home or partyThanks for having me, the roast was amazing.in 35 videos
  36. I'll leave you to itto anyone · everydayI'll go now so you can carry on with what you were doingRight, you look busy, I'll leave you to it.
  37. sorry, butto strangers · politesaid to soften a complaint or before you disagreeSorry, but I think you're in my seat.in 18 videos
  38. sorry for the late replyto anyone · politesaid at the start of a message when you took a long time to answerSorry for the late reply, work's been mad this week.
  39. sorry, you goto anyone · everydaysaid when two people start talking at once, to let the other speak firstOh, sorry, you go. What were you saying?
  40. please could youto colleagues · politea polite way to start asking someone to do somethingPlease could you send me the rota by Friday?in 3 videos
  41. can I just getto staff · politea soft way to ask for something, used a lot when orderingCan I just get a flat white to take away, please?
  42. thanks anywayto strangers · politesaid when someone tried to help but couldn't, to show you're still gratefulOh well, thanks anyway, I'll try the shop next door.
  43. don't mention itto anyone · everydaya polite reply to thanks, meaning it was nothingDon't mention it, you'd do the same for me.
  44. that's alrightto anyone · everydaya reply to sorry or thanks, meaning it doesn't matterThat's alright, these things happen.in 14 videos
  45. it's no troubleto anyone · everydayhelping you is easy, so don't feel bad about askingIt's no trouble, I'm going that way anyway.
  46. do you want a hand?to strangers · politea friendly way to offer to help someoneDo you want a hand with that suitcase?
  47. bless youto anyone · everydaysaid when someone sneezesBless you! Are you coming down with something?
  48. jump the queueto strangers · casualgo in front of people who have been waiting longer than youYou can't just jump the queue because you're in a hurry.
  49. pardonto strangers · politeplease say that again, I didn't hear youPardon? It's so loud in here.in 20 videos
  50. no harm doneto anyone · everydaydon't feel bad, nothing is broken or hurtSorry I knocked your drink! Don't worry, no harm done.
  51. make yourself at hometo anyone · everydayrelax and treat this place like your ownCome in, make yourself at home, I'll put the kettle on.
  52. I'd love to, butto anyone · politea kind way to say no to an invitationI'd love to, but I've already got plans on Friday.
  53. I'll let you goto anyone · everydaya kind way to end a chat or call, as if the other person is busyAnyway, I'll let you go, speak at the weekend.in 3 videos
  54. pardon my Frenchto friends · casuala joking way to say sorry for a rude word you just usedThat commute was a bloody nightmare, pardon my French.in 1 video
  55. don't be sillyto anyone · everydayno need to thank me or say sorry, it was nothingDon't be silly, it was no trouble at all.
  56. you shouldn't haveto anyone · everydaysaid warmly when someone gives you a present or a nice surpriseFlowers? Aw, you shouldn't have!
  57. sorry to hear thatto anyone · politesaid kindly when someone tells you bad newsYour nan's in hospital? Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.in 2 videos
  58. come again?to friends · casualwhat did you say? (asking someone to repeat, often in surprise)It's how much a month? Come again?in 25 videos
  59. no offenceto friends · casualsaid before something that might upset the listenerNo offence, but that jacket's seen better days.
  60. I'll love you and leave youto friends · casuala warm, jokey way to say you have to go nowRight, I'll love you and leave you, my train's in ten minutes.
  61. I insistto anyone · politeplease let me, I really want to do thisPut your card away, this one's on me. No, I insist.in 7 videos
  62. I'm goodto friends · casualno thanks, I don't need anything (a reply to an offer)More tea? Nah, I'm good, thanks.in 65 videos
  63. my pleasureto anyone · everydaya polite reply to thanks, meaning I was glad to helpThanks for helping me move! My pleasure, any time.in 21 videos
  64. thanks a millionto friends · casualthank you very muchYou found my keys? Thanks a million.
  65. with all due respectto colleagues · formalsaid before you disagree with someone, to sound politeWith all due respect, that's not what we agreed in the meeting.in 6 videos
  66. I'll bear that in mindto colleagues · politeI'll remember that and think about it, often a soft noThanks for the tip, I'll bear that in mind.
  67. I hear what you're sayingto colleagues · politeI understand your point, but I don't agreeI hear what you're saying, but I still think we should get a cab.in 1 video
  68. sorry for your lossto anyone · politesaid kindly to someone when a person close to them has diedI heard about your grandad. I'm so sorry for your loss.
  69. bathroomto anyone · everydaythe room with the toilet in someone's homeSorry, where's the bathroom?in 125 videos
  70. excuse the messto anyone · everydaysaid to visitors to say sorry that your home is untidyCome in, excuse the mess, I've only just got back.

Complaining

45 words and phrases · 03/05
  1. just my luckto anyone · everydaysaid when something bad happens to you, as it always seems toJust my luck, the cash machine ate my card on a Friday night.
  2. crapto friends · rudevery bad or of poor quality, said bluntlyMy new phone charger's crap, it's stopped working already.in 134 videos
  3. not idealto anyone · everydaybad or annoying, said calmly to play it downThe Overground's down and I've got a nine o'clock, so not ideal.in 22 videos
  4. could be betterto anyone · everydaynot very good, said as a mild answer about how things are goingHow's the new flat? Could be better, the boiler's packed in twice.in 16 videos
  5. moanto anyone · everydaycomplain, often about small thingsShe's always moaning about the rent but she'll never move.in 17 videos
  6. whingeto friends · casualcomplain in an annoying, childish way about small thingsStop whinging, it's only two stops on the bus.
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  1. have a rantto friends · casualtalk angrily for a long time about something that upsets youSorry, I just need to have a rant about my landlord.in 5 videos
  2. had enoughto anyone · everydayunable to accept any more of something badI've had enough of these late shifts, I'm handing in my notice.in 47 videos
  3. driving me madto anyone · everydaymaking me very annoyedThe drilling next door is driving me mad.in 2 videos
  4. a painto friends · casualsomething or someone annoying that causes you troubleIt's a pain having to change at Bank every morning.in 39 videos
  5. a joketo friends · casualso bad or unfair it can't be taken seriouslyEighteen hundred a month for a box room? It's a joke.in 149 videos
  6. a shamblesto anyone · everydayvery badly run, with nothing working as it shouldThe new rota at work is an absolute shambles.
  7. the cheek of itto friends · casualsaid when someone does something rude and bold with no shameShe took the last seat right in front of me, the cheek of it.
  8. hassleto anyone · everydayannoying trouble and effortGetting a parking permit round here is such a hassle.in 24 videos
  9. put up withto anyone · everydayaccept something bad or annoying because you have toI don't know how you put up with your flatmate's music.in 19 videos
  10. put in a complaintto anyone · everydayformally tell a shop, company or office that you are not happyI've put in a complaint to the council about the bins.
  11. soul-destroyingto friends · casualso boring or hard that it makes you feel low and hopelessStanding on a packed Central line every morning is soul-destroying.in 2 videos
  12. the last thing I needto friends · casuala new problem that comes when you are already busy or stressedA rail strike on my birthday? That's the last thing I need.in 1 video
  13. oh brilliantto friends · casualsaid with sarcasm when something bad happensOh brilliant, the lift's broken again and I'm on the ninth floor.in 28 videos
  14. don't get me startedto friends · casualsaid when a subject annoys you so much you could complain for hoursThe Northern line? Don't get me started.in 3 videos
  15. for God's saketo anyone · casualsaid when you are very annoyed or impatientFor God's sake, let people off the train first.in 9 videos
  16. faffing aboutto friends · casualwasting time on small, pointless things instead of the main jobStop faffing about and just pick a restaurant.
  17. naffto friends · casualcheap-looking, uncool or not very goodThe Christmas jumpers they gave us at work are a bit naff.
  18. a ballacheto friends · rudea boring, tiring job that takes far too much effortGetting that sofa up three flights of stairs was such a ballache.
  19. bloodyto friends · rudeused before a word to show you are annoyedThe bloody boiler's packed in again.in 55 videos
  20. honestlyto friends · casualsaid alone to show you're annoyed or can't believe what someone didHe's left his wet towel on the floor again. Honestly.
  21. direto friends · casualextremely badThe coffee at that new place is dire.in 29 videos
  22. bang averageto friends · casualjust okay and nothing special, a bit disappointingThat burger place everyone raves about? Bang average.
  23. a let-downto anyone · everydaysomething that is not as good as you hopedThe Christmas lights on Oxford Street were a bit of a let-down this year.in 2 videos
  24. hard workto friends · casualtiring and difficult to deal with, often about a personMy new manager's hard work, she wants everything done twice.
  25. cheers for thatto friends · casualsaid with sarcasm to someone who has just made things harder for youYou used all the hot water? Cheers for that.
  26. gone downhillto anyone · everydaybecome steadily worse over timeOur local's really gone downhill since the new owners took over.in 6 videos
  27. a libertyto friends · casualsomething cheeky or unfair someone does as if they had the rightHe ate my leftovers without asking, that's a bit of a liberty.
  28. shockingto anyone · everydayvery bad and not acceptableThe signal on this line is shocking.in 86 videos
  29. can't be dealing withto friends · casualhave no energy or patience for something right nowAnother meeting at five? I can't be dealing with it today.
  30. that's not onto friends · everydaythat is not acceptable or fairLeaving your bike in the hallway again? That's not on.
  31. the last strawto anyone · everydaythe final problem in a series that makes you lose patienceThe heating broke again, and that was the last straw.in 1 video
  32. kick up a fussto anyone · everydaycomplain loudly and make trouble about somethingMy chips were cold but I didn't want to kick up a fuss.in 1 video
  33. a bit richto friends · casualunfair to say, coming from someone who does the same thingHim calling me messy is a bit rich, have you seen his room?
  34. sod itto friends · rudesaid when you stop caring and decide to just go aheadThe bus still isn't here. Sod it, I'll walk.
  35. story of my lifeto friends · casualsaid when bad luck like this keeps happening to youMissed the last train by ten seconds. Story of my life.in 3 videos
  36. here we go againto anyone · everydaysaid when the same annoying thing starts happening once moreSignal failure at Bank. Here we go again.in 249 videos
  37. pet hateto anyone · everydaya small thing that annoys you more than anything elseMy pet hate is people who don't take their backpacks off on the Tube.
  38. can't standto anyone · everydayreally dislike someone or somethingI can't stand it when people eat on the bus.in 29 videos
  39. up himselfto friends · rudethinks they are better or more important than everyone elseHer new boyfriend's alright, just a bit up himself.

Explaining and telling stories

103 words and phrases · 04/05
  1. basicallyto anyone · everydayused to give the main point in simple wordsBasically, the landlord wants the flat back by March, so we need to move.in 1,119 videos
  2. the thing isto anyone · everydayused before giving the real reason or problemI'd love to come out, the thing is I'm skint until payday.in 545 videos
  3. long story shortto friends · casualused to skip the details and jump to the endingLong story short, I missed the last train and had to get a night bus home.in 31 videos
  4. to be honestto anyone · everydayused when giving your real opinion or admitting somethingTo be honest, I'm not that bothered about going to the party.in 169 videos
  5. I meanto anyone · everydayused to add to, explain or correct what you just saidIt was a good film. I mean, it was a bit long, but I enjoyed it.in 1,264 videos
  6. you know what I mean?to friends · casualused to check the listener understands or agreesI just want a quiet weekend for once, you know what I mean?in 115 videos
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  1. at the end of the dayto anyone · everydaywhen everything is considered, the most important point isAt the end of the day, it's his flat, so it's his rules.in 140 videos
  2. I was liketo friends · casualused to report what someone said or thought, often acting it outHe asked me to work Sunday and I was like, no chance.in 411 videos
  3. she goesto friends · casualused in a story to report what someone saidSo she goes, is this yours, and I said no.in 205 videos
  4. turned round and saidto friends · casualsuddenly told someone something surprising or rudeThen my flatmate turned round and said I owe her forty quid for bills.
  5. anywayto anyone · everydayused to go back to the main story or move onSo anyway, we finally get to the restaurant and it's shut.in 591 videos
  6. guess whatto friends · casualused to start telling surprising newsGuess what, Tom's only gone and got engaged!in 138 videos
  7. turns outto anyone · everydayused to say what was really true, which you found out laterI thought I'd lost my keys, but turns out they were in my coat the whole time.in 613 videos
  8. what happened wasto anyone · everydayused to start explaining events in orderWhat happened was, the train stopped in a tunnel for half an hour.in 117 videos
  9. so there I wasto friends · casualused to set the scene in the middle of a storySo there I was, standing in the rain with no brolly and a dead phone.in 25 videos
  10. next thing I knowto friends · casualsuddenly, before I understood what was happeningI sat down for five minutes and next thing I know it's midnight.in 16 videos
  11. out of nowhereto anyone · everydaysuddenly and with no warningOut of nowhere, my boss asks me to give a presentation tomorrow.in 46 videos
  12. the other dayto anyone · everydaya few days agoI bumped into your sister at the station the other day.in 104 videos
  13. there's thisto friends · casualused to bring a new person or thing into a storyThere's this guy at work who eats tuna at his desk every single day.in 288 videos
  14. not gonna lieto friends · casualused before admitting something you might have kept quietNot gonna lie, I've been in my pyjamas all day.in 52 videos
  15. literallyto friends · casualused to make a story sound stronger, even when not exactly trueI literally ran the whole way to the station and still missed it.in 849 videos
  16. sort ofto anyone · everydaya bit, or not exactlyIt's sort of near Clapham, but not really.in 2,069 videos
  17. liketo friends · casualabout, roughly (said before a number or detail)We waited, like, forty minutes for a bus that never came.in 2,957 videos
  18. and thatto friends · casualand other similar things (ends a list vaguely)We just had a few drinks, played some games and that.in 1,885 videos
  19. or somethingto anyone · everydayused when you are not sure of the exact detailShe said she'd be here at seven or something.in 478 videos
  20. so yeahto friends · casualused to end a story when there is nothing more to addAnd then we just went home. So yeah, that was my weekend.in 276 videos
  21. I swearto friends · casualused to insist that what you say is true, however strange it soundsI swear, this is the third time this week the lift's been broken.in 59 videos
  22. no word of a lieto friends · casualthis is completely true, even if it sounds unlikelyNo word of a lie, there was a fox sitting on our doorstep this morning.
  23. mind youto anyone · everydayused to add a point that slightly changes what you just saidThe flat's tiny. Mind you, it is right by the Tube.in 54 videos
  24. the funny thing isto friends · casualused before the strangest or most surprising partThe funny thing is, we'd been living on the same street for years.in 18 videos
  25. to top it all offto friends · casualused to add the last and worst problem in a listMy train was cancelled, it was pouring, and to top it all off my phone died.in 8 videos
  26. on top of thatto anyone · everydayand also, adding one more thing, usually badI missed my train, and on top of that, it started chucking it down.in 149 videos
  27. have a go atto friends · casualto speak angrily to someone or blame themThe manager had a go at me for being two minutes late.
  28. you couldn't make it upto friends · casualthis is so silly or strange that nobody could invent itThey shut the station for repairs on marathon day. You couldn't make it up.in 2 videos
  29. as you doto friends · casualsaid jokingly after something odd, as if it were normalEnded up eating chips on the night bus at 3am, as you do.in 31 videos
  30. it's a long storyto anyone · everydayit would take too much time to explainWhy am I wearing one shoe? It's a long story.in 4 videos
  31. where was I?to anyone · everydayused to find your place again after a break in talkingSorry, where was I going with this? Oh yeah, the landlord.in 9 videos
  32. like I saidto anyone · everydayused to repeat or go back to a point you made earlierLike I said, I don't mind where we eat, as long as it's not too pricey.in 277 videos
  33. lost my train of thoughtto anyone · everydayforgot what I was about to sayHang on, I've lost my train of thought.
  34. go off on a tangentto anyone · everydayto start talking about something not linked to the main pointSorry, I'm going off on a tangent. Back to the story.in 2 videos
  35. get to the pointto friends · casualto say the main thing without the extra detailJust get to the point, did she say yes or not?in 57 videos
  36. the gistto anyone · everydaythe main idea without the detailsI didn't catch all of it, but the gist is we're moving offices.in 7 videos
  37. fill you into friends · casualto tell someone the details they missedI'll fill you in on the drama when I get home.in 3 videos
  38. I tell a lieto anyone · everydayused to correct a small mistake you just madeWe went on Tuesday, no, I tell a lie, it was Wednesday.
  39. don't get me wrongto anyone · everydaysaid to stop someone misunderstanding you, before you add a 'but'Don't get me wrong, I love living here, but the rent is mad.in 47 videos
  40. what I'm trying to say isto anyone · everydayused to explain your point more clearlyWhat I'm trying to say is, I need a bit more notice.in 75 videos
  41. that reminds meto anyone · everydaywhat you said has made me think of somethingOh, that reminds me, did you pay the gas bill?in 16 videos
  42. carry onto anyone · everydayplease keep talking and finish what you were telling meSorry, I interrupted you. Carry on.in 53 videos
  43. end upto anyone · everydayto finally be somewhere or do something you hadn't plannedWe only went for one drink and ended up staying till closing.in 753 videos
  44. randomto friends · casualstrange and unexpectedIt was so random, this man just started singing on the platform.in 254 videos
  45. rightto anyone · everydaysaid to get attention before you start talking or begin a storyRight, so you know Jake from upstairs?in 2,447 videos
  46. you know whento friends · casualused to describe a situation the listener has been in tooYou know when you tap in and the barrier won't open? Happened five times today.in 169 videos
  47. you knowto anyone · everydaya small filler to check the listener is following youIt's that pub by the station, you know, the one with the red door.in 1,883 videos
  48. I'm telling youto friends · casualused to stress that you are sure something is trueI'm telling you, that place does the best curry in Tooting.in 73 videos
  49. the point isto anyone · everydayused to bring the talk back to the most important ideaThe point is, we all agreed to split the bills evenly.in 161 videos
  50. or whateverto friends · casualadded to say the exact choice or detail doesn't matterWe could grab a pizza or whatever, I'm easy.in 274 videos
  51. having said thatto anyone · everydayused before a point that goes against the one you just madeThe service was slow. Having said that, the food was amazing.in 205 videos
  52. funnily enoughto anyone · everydayused to point out a surprising link or chanceI was just thinking about you when you rang, funnily enough.in 4 videos
  53. this bloketo friends · casuala man you haven't mentioned before, brought into a storySo this bloke gets on at Brixton carrying a massive fridge.
  54. a mate of mineto anyone · everydaya friend, often not named in the storyA mate of mine works there, so he got us on the guest list.
  55. thingyto friends · casuala word for a person or object whose name you've forgottenThingy from your work was there, the tall one with the beard.in 7 videos
  56. go onto friends · casualsaid to ask someone to keep telling their storyGo on, what did she say when you told her?
  57. you had to be thereto friends · casualit was funnier at the time than it sounds when retoldIt was hilarious at the time. You had to be there.in 1 video
  58. waffleto friends · casualto talk for a long time without saying much that mattersSorry, I'm waffling. Basically, I need Friday off.
  59. fast forwardto friends · casualused in a story to jump ahead in timeFast forward two years and we're living together in Hackney.in 82 videos
  60. does that make sense?to anyone · everydayused to check that your explanation was clearSo you top up the card first, then tap in. Does that make sense to you?in 27 videos
  61. get the wrong end of the stickto friends · casualto misunderstand what someone meantNo, you've got the wrong end of the stick, she's his sister, not his girlfriend.
  62. obviouslyto anyone · everydayas you'd expect (often just a filler word)So obviously I was late, because the train broke down.in 801 videos
  63. for some reasonto anyone · everydayI don't know why, butFor some reason the cashpoint ate my card.in 206 videos
  64. at one pointto anyone · everydayat a certain moment while things were happeningAt one point I genuinely thought we'd be stuck there all night.in 117 videos
  65. in the endto anyone · everydayafter everything, finallyIn the end we just got an Uber home.in 226 videos
  66. the best bitto friends · casualthe most fun or interesting partThe best bit was when the waiter dropped the cake.
  67. a whole thingto friends · casuala big, messy situation with lots of dramaDon't ask about the wedding, it was a whole thing.
  68. properto friends · casualreally, veryIt was proper awkward, nobody said a word.in 234 videos
  69. hang onto anyone · everydaywait a momentHang on, let me find the photo on my phone.in 61 videos
  70. what's-his-nameto friends · casualused for someone whose name you've forgottenI saw what's-his-name from your old work at the gym.in 14 videos
  71. let's just sayto friends · casualused to hint at something without giving all the detailsLet's just say the date didn't go to plan.in 50 videos
  72. don't quote me on thatto anyone · everydayI think this is right, but I'm not totally sureI think it opens at ten, but don't quote me on that!in 2 videos
  73. if you ask meto friends · casualin my opinionIf you ask me, he was never going to pay you back.in 19 videos
  74. do you know whatto friends · casualsaid before something you've just decided or feel strongly aboutDo you know what, I'm not even going to bother replying.in 569 videos
  75. that sort of thingto anyone · everydayand other stuff like itWe just had drinks and nibbles, that sort of thing.in 213 videos
  76. how can I put itto anyone · politesaid while you look for a careful or polite way to say somethingHe's, how can I put it, not the best cook.in 1 video
  77. loadsto anyone · everydaya lot, manyThere were loads of people at the market on Saturday.in 96 videos
  78. massiveto friends · casualvery big, or used just to stress a wordThere was a massive queue outside the bakery.in 627 videos
  79. wellto friends · casualvery (said before a describing word)That new Turkish place is well good.
  80. quiteto anyone · everydayfairly, to some degree but not veryThe film was quite good, but I wouldn't watch it again.in 1,126 videos
  81. what are you on about?to friends · casualsaid when you don't understand or don't agree with what someone saidWhat are you on about? I never said that.in 2 videos
  82. go on aboutto friends · casualto talk about something too much, in a boring wayHe kept going on about his new car all night.in 11 videos
  83. for agesto anyone · everydayfor a very long timeI haven't been to that pub for ages.in 12 videos
  84. let me get this straightto anyone · everydayI want to check I've understood you correctlyLet me get this straight, you booked the flight for the wrong month?in 5 videos
  85. full stopto friends · casualand that's final, nothing more to discussI'm not lending him money again, full stop.in 9 videos
  86. where do I startto friends · casualthere's so much to say that you don't know how to beginHow was the holiday? Oh, where do I start.in 5 videos
  87. dunnoto family · casuala short, spoken way of saying you don't knowWhere's the remote? Dunno, ask your sister.in 27 videos
  88. the long and short of itto anyone · casualthe basic situation in a few wordsThe long and short of it is, we're moving out in June.in 1 video
  89. in a nutshellto anyone · everydayin very few wordsIn a nutshell, the landlord's selling and we've got two months to find somewhere.in 22 videos
  90. for what it's worthto anyone · everydaysaid before an opinion or fact that might not help muchFor what it's worth, I think you did the right thing.in 11 videos
  91. come to think of itto anyone · everydaynow that I think about itCome to think of it, I haven't seen him since Christmas.in 7 videos
  92. a walk in the parkto anyone · everydaysomething very easy to doMoving flat with no lift was no walk in the park.in 4 videos
  93. work outto anyone · everydayfind the answer or understand something by thinking about itI can't work out how to turn the heating on in this flat.in 237 videos
  94. go pear-shapedto friends · casualstart to go badly wrongThe night was going great, then it all went pear-shaped when the last train got cancelled.
  95. as into anyone · everydayused to check or make clear exactly what you meanWait, Sam as in Sam from your work?in 154 videos
  96. what's it calledto friends · casualsaid while you try to remember the name of somethingWe went to that, what's it called, the rooftop bar in Peckham.in 17 videos
  97. just sayingto friends · casualI'm only pointing this out, so don't be upsetYou were late last time too. Just saying.in 117 videos

London slang you'll hear

106 words and phrases · 05/05
  1. allow itto young people · slangstop that, or leave it aloneAllow it, I'm not lending you money again.
  2. endsto young people · slangthe local area where someone lives or grew upThere's a proper good Turkish place in my ends, come and try it.in 352 videos
  3. mandemto young people · slanga group of male friends; the boysMe and the mandem are playing five-a-side after work.
  4. gyaldemto young people · slanga group of female friends; the girlsShe's at brunch in Peckham with the gyaldem.
  5. what you saying?to young people · slangasking what the plan is, or if someone wants to comeIt's Friday, what you saying for tonight?
  6. say lessto young people · slangsure, I'm in, no need to tell me moreDrinks on the boss after work? Say less.
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  1. calmto young people · slangfine, no problem, nothing to worry aboutPay me back next week, it's calm.
  2. baitto young people · slangtoo obvious; easy for everyone to noticeDon't all turn round at once, it's so bait.
  3. wastemanto young people · rudea useless or lazy person; a loserHe never buys loo roll, he's such a wasteman.
  4. deep itto young people · slangthink too much about something, or take it too seriouslyIt was one bad meeting, don't deep it.
  5. it's not that deepto friends · casualit's not a big deal, so relaxYou missed the train? It's not that deep, there's another in five minutes.
  6. tingto young people · slanga thing, or a situationWalking fast everywhere is just a London ting.in 4 videos
  7. bredrinto young people · slanga close friend, like a brotherMe and him are bredrin, we grew up on the same estate.
  8. bludto young people · slangmate; a name for a male friend when talking to himBlud, where were you? We waited ages.
  9. buttersto young people · rudeuglyThese trainers looked nice online but they're butters in real life.
  10. jarringto young people · slangreally annoying; getting on your nervesMy flatmate's alarm going off at six is jarring me.
  11. moving madto young people · slangacting wild or behaving really badlyWhy's he moving mad? He just pushed in front of everyone at the bar.
  12. on my mumto young people · slanghonestly, I swear it's trueOn my mum, I didn't eat your leftovers.
  13. crepsto young people · slangtrainers; sports shoesWatch my creps, I only bought them yesterday.
  14. bossmanto staff · slanga friendly name for a man serving in a shop or takeawayCan I get six wings and chips please, bossman?
  15. yardto young people · slanghome; the house or flat where someone livesI'm too tired to go out, I'm just staying at yard.
  16. my gto young people · slanga friendly name for a mateMy g, save me a seat, I'm five minutes away.
  17. parto young people · slangmake fun of someone or put them down in front of othersEveryone parred him for wearing socks with sandals.
  18. mansto young people · slangused to mean I or me, when talking about yourselfMans is starving, let's get some chicken.
  19. air someoneto young people · slangignore someone, often by not answering their messageI messaged her about the rent and she's been airing me all week.
  20. dryto young people · slangboring, flat, not funThat party was dry, everyone left by ten.
  21. on roadto young people · slangout and about, away from homeCan't talk, I'm on road, I'll call you later.
  22. reachto young people · slangcome to a place or event; turn upAre you reaching tonight or are you staying in?
  23. pull upto friends · slangcome over or show up somewherePull up to mine later, we're getting pizza in.in 54 videos
  24. chirpseto young people · slangflirt with someone or try to get them interestedHe keeps chirpsing the girl at the coffee place.
  25. don't watch thatto young people · slangdon't worry about it; ignore itHe said your shoes were ugly? Don't watch him.
  26. stillto young people · slangthough, added at the end of a sentenceThe rent's mad, but the flat's nice still.
  27. man liketo young people · slangsaid before a name to praise or greet someone warmlyMan like Dave, you got the first round in!
  28. big upto friends · slangpraise someone or show them respectBig up Sarah for sorting the leaving drinks.in 6 videos
  29. yuteto young people · slanga young person; a kidSome yutes were doing wheelies down the high street.
  30. shookto friends · slangscared or nervousThe Tube stopped in the tunnel for ten minutes and I was shook.in 31 videos
  31. ahlieto young people · slangisn't that right; said to get someone to agreePret's prices went up again, ahlie?
  32. preeto young people · slangstare at or look closely atStop preeing my plate, order your own chips.
  33. tappedto friends · slangcrazy, a bit madYou're running to work in this heat? You're tapped.in 26 videos
  34. rahto young people · slangwow; shows surprise or shockRah, eight quid for a pint?
  35. on my lifeto young people · slanghonestly, I promise it's trueOn my life, I sent you the money last week.
  36. no capto young people · slanghonestly, I'm not lyingBest chicken shop in Tottenham, no cap.in 3 videos
  37. standardto friends · slangas expected; that's normalCentral line delayed again? Standard.
  38. deepto friends · slangharsh, sad or upsettingThey sacked him by email? That's deep.in 715 videos
  39. gassingto young people · slangboasting and making things upStop gassing, you've never met a famous rapper.
  40. chatting rubbishto friends · casualtalking nonsenseHe's chatting rubbish, the last train's at half twelve.
  41. henchto friends · casualbig and very musclyMy brother's got proper hench since he joined the gym.
  42. susto friends · slangstrange in a way you can't trustA two-bed in Zone 1 for that price? Bit sus.in 3 videos
  43. lowkeyto young people · slangsecretly or a little, when you admit somethingI lowkey miss the office on Fridays.
  44. bait outto young people · slangtell on someone, or let their secret outDon't bait me out, I told my boss I was sick.
  45. roadmanto friends · rudea young guy who hangs about on the streets and acts toughHe's got the full roadman look, but he works in a bank.
  46. p'sto young people · slangmoneyCan't come out, I've got no p's till Friday.
  47. the fedsto young people · slangthe policeThe feds shut the high street last night, no idea why.
  48. beefto friends · slangan ongoing fight or bad feeling between peopleThose two have had beef since the group chat drama.in 110 videos
  49. clappedto young people · rudeugly, or looking a total messDon't post that photo, I look clapped.
  50. factsto young people · slangthat's true, I agree completelyRent in London is mad. Facts.
  51. I'm weakto young people · slangthat's so funny, I can't stop laughingDid you see his face when the ticket barrier shut on him? I'm weak.
  52. fitto friends · casualvery attractive, about a personHave you seen her new boyfriend? He's well fit.in 457 videos
  53. gaffto friends · slangsomeone's home, house or flatParty's at my gaff on Saturday, bring a bottle.
  54. geezerto friends · slanga man, often a confident and lively oneSome geezer in a van just took my parking space.in 4 videos
  55. wallahito young people · slanghonestly, I swear to God it's trueWallahi, I never took your charger.
  56. oito strangers · rudea rough shout to get someone's attentionOi, that's my seat!in 2 videos
  57. rateto friends · casualthink someone or something is goodI don't rate the new burger place, it's well overpriced.
  58. bangerto friends · casuala really good, catchy songTurn it up, this one's a banger.in 5 videos
  59. seento young people · slanggot it; I understandMeet outside Brixton station at six? Seen.
  60. light workto young people · slangsomething really easy to doMoving that sofa up three floors? Light work.in 2 videos
  61. meltto young people · rudea silly, weak person, said as an insultStop being a melt and just ask her out.
  62. slayto young people · slanglook great or do something really wellYou slayed that presentation, the boss loved it.
  63. bookyto young people · slangstrange or suspiciousWhy's he following us round the shop? That's booky.
  64. wetto young people · slangboring and soft; no funYou're going home at nine on a Friday? That's wet.
  65. porkiesto friends · casualliesIs he telling porkies about his salary again?
  66. barnetto friends · slanghairLook at the state of my barnet, I need a haircut.
  67. bruhto young people · slangsaid to show you can't believe somethingYou locked your keys inside again? Bruh.in 3 videos
  68. longto young people · slangboring and too much effortGetting up at five for that shift is long, man.
  69. bareto young people · slanglots of, or veryThere was bare people at the self-checkout, so I left.
  70. innitto friends · slanga word at the end of a sentence asking the listener to agreeCold today, innit?in 2 videos
  71. bruvto friends · slanga friendly word you use when talking to a male friendBruv, where are you? We're already in the queue.in 2 videos
  72. dripto young people · slanga stylish, cool way of dressingThe drip is crazy today, where'd you get that jacket?
  73. garmsto young people · slangclothesNice garms, where'd you get that jacket?
  74. pengto young people · slangreally tasty, very goodBro, this jerk chicken is peng.
  75. rinsedto young people · slangmade to spend nearly all your money on somethingThat festival weekend absolutely rinsed me.
  76. bare coldto young people · slangreally coldIt's bare cold today, I should've brought gloves.
  77. wagwanto young people · slanga casual hello that asks what is new, used mostly by young peopleWagwan! You coming to five-a-side later?
  78. i'm deadto young people · slangthat is so funnyHe fell off the scooter right in front of her, I'm dead.
  79. famto young people · slanga friendly word you use when talking to a close friendFam, you didn't tell me you got promoted!in 7 videos
  80. jokesto young people · slangreally funny or funLast night was jokes, we need to do that again.
  81. i'm downto young people · slanghappy and ready to join inBowling on Friday? Yeah, I'm down.in 32 videos
  82. what's the motive?to young people · slangasking what the group is doing tonight and whereFinally finished work. What's the motive tonight?
  83. cotchto young people · slangrelax and spend time doing nothing much, usually at someone's homeWe're just cotching at mine, come through.
  84. touch grassto young people · slanggo outside and spend time away from your phone and the internetHe's been arguing with strangers online all day, he needs to go and touch grass.
  85. that's peakto young people · slangsaid when something is bad, unlucky or really annoyingThey sold out before I could get tickets, that's peak.
  86. vexedto young people · slangannoyed or angryShe's vexed because he left her on read all day.
  87. gassedto young people · slangvery excited about somethingHe's gassed about his new trainers, he won't stop talking about them.
  88. pressedto young people · slangannoyed or upset about something smallWhy are you so pressed? It was only a joke.in 54 videos
  89. saltyto young people · slangannoyed or bitter about something smallHe's still salty that I beat him at pool last night.
  90. safeto young people · slangok, nice, thanksSafe, bro, send me the link when you're home.
  91. that's sickto young people · slangreally cool, amazingYou got Glastonbury tickets? That's sick!in 6 videos
  92. betto young people · slangok, deal, I'm inMeet at Brixton at nine? Bet.in 209 videos
  93. it's givingto young people · slangit looks or feels like (something)Candles, fairy lights, jazz on... it's giving date night.in 17 videos
  94. hits differentto young people · slangfeels better or more special than usualA cold pint on a sunny Friday just hits different.
  95. for realto young people · slanghonestly, truly, I'm not jokingThat was the best burger I've ever had, for real.in 79 videos
  96. midto young people · slangonly so-so, not as good as people saidThe new season's a bit mid, I gave up after two episodes.
  97. you get me?to young people · slangused to check the listener understands and agreesI'm not doing overtime for free, you get me?in 7 videos
  98. swear downto young people · slanga strong promise that what you're saying is trueSwear down, the bus driver just waved and drove past me.
  99. this is meto young people · slangused in a story to bring in what someone said at the key momentSo she's asking where I've been all night, and this is me, at work, obviously.

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