Slang
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Q3: Have you ever learned or picked up slang in a foreign language that you found interesting? What was it and where? #CultureTrav
A3: As a "Yank" at a West Cork Lit Fest, I was "banjaxed" by #slang I didn't get. I returned to #Ireland & interviewed "The Lads Who Wrote the Books on Irish Slang. It's Irish tradition to "slag," or tease in good fun. #CultureTrav #CultureTrip #language https://t.co/lW9OVj3I3b
RT @goodnewsmuse: A3: As a "Yank" at a West Cork Lit Fest, I was "banjaxed" by #slang I didn't get. I returned to #Ireland & interviewed "T…
RT @goodnewsmuse: A3: As a "Yank" at a West Cork Lit Fest, I was "banjaxed" by #slang I didn't get. I returned to #Ireland & interviewed "T…
RT @goodnewsmuse: A3: As a "Yank" at a West Cork Lit Fest, I was "banjaxed" by #slang I didn't get. I returned to #Ireland & interviewed "T…
replying to @travelcricket8 @travelcricket8 A3: Can't recall any specific words or phrases, but it's definitely a fun topic to read about #CultureTrav
replying to @Nicolette_O @Nicolette_O #culturetrav A3) My favorite French slang expression I learned in grammar school was "Ferme la!" which essentially means "Shut up!" Just sounds so much more sophisticated to say in French.
RT @NewYorkHabitat: @travelcricket8 A3: Can't recall any specific words or phrases, but it's definitely a fun topic to read about #CultureT…
replying to @Nicolette_O @Nicolette_O A3: I don't know about a foreign language, but I do like to call things "dodgy" in my terrible English accent. #CultureTrav
A3: On our recent trip to Israel, our guides were often yelling "yalla!" to us slow people in the group, meaning "hurry up!" After a while, we all started yelling it at each other 😂 #culturetrav
A3 Are you kidding? I try to pick up some slang everywhere I go. For those of you wanting to #travel to #Cuba or even South Florida & #calleocho you must know DALE, which means OK, Do it, understood, go ahead, give it a go, etc, etc. You will hear it everywhere. #culturetrav
RT @E_Scal: @Nicolette_O #culturetrav A3) My favorite French slang expression I learned in grammar school was "Ferme la!" which essentially…
replying to @Nicolette_O @Nicolette_O A3) Not any that I can recall though I was told years ago to avoid making any hand gestures abroad because they could be taken the wrong way. #CultureTrav
RT @HeidiSiefkas: A3 Are you kidding? I try to pick up some slang everywhere I go. For those of you wanting to #travel to #Cuba or even Sou…
RT @HeidiSiefkas: A3 Are you kidding? I try to pick up some slang everywhere I go. For those of you wanting to #travel to #Cuba or even Sou…
RT @TomFliesDotCom: A3: On our recent trip to Israel, our guides were often yelling "yalla!" to us slow people in the group, meaning "hurry…
RT @TomFliesDotCom: A3: On our recent trip to Israel, our guides were often yelling "yalla!" to us slow people in the group, meaning "hurry…
RT @RyanTravelsEats: @Nicolette_O A3: I don't know about a foreign language, but I do like to call things "dodgy" in my terrible English ac…
RT @RyanTravelsEats: @Nicolette_O A3: I don't know about a foreign language, but I do like to call things "dodgy" in my terrible English ac…
RT @E_Scal: @Nicolette_O #culturetrav A3) My favorite French slang expression I learned in grammar school was "Ferme la!" which essentially…
RT @t_jh2009: @Nicolette_O A3) Not any that I can recall though I was told years ago to avoid making any hand gestures abroad because they…
A3 Not exactly sure if it's slang but picked up saying tschüss as a greeting in Germany instead of being more formal. #culturetrav
replying to @Nicolette_O @Nicolette_O A3: I'm in the midst of trying to learn the colloquialisms and nuances of the French language. "Devenir chêvre" literally means "To become a goat" - but means the equivalent of "to be driven mad" - LOL #CultureTrav
RT @TagAlongDeb: A3 Not exactly sure if it's slang but picked up saying tschüss as a greeting in Germany instead of being more formal. #cul…
RT @t_jh2009: @Nicolette_O A3) Not any that I can recall though I was told years ago to avoid making any hand gestures abroad because they…
RT @HHLifestyleTrav: @Nicolette_O A3: I'm in the midst of trying to learn the colloquialisms and nuances of the French language. "Devenir…
replying to @Nicolette_O @Nicolette_O A3: hahahahaha. One embarrassing moment in front of an esteemed elderly French audience, when I called my messy room “un vrai bordel”...which can mean messy or...#CultureTrav
RT @TagAlongDeb: A3 Not exactly sure if it's slang but picked up saying tschüss as a greeting in Germany instead of being more formal. #cul…
RT @CaitlinKellyNYC: @Nicolette_O A3: hahahahaha. One embarrassing moment in front of an esteemed elderly French audience, when I called my…
A3 I learned a few words and phrases in China. Most of them were kind of childish but funny. Also learned some euphemisms from reading news in Taiwan. #culturetrav https://t.co/ev9TTM1486
RT @ChinaMatt: A3 I learned a few words and phrases in China. Most of them were kind of childish but funny. Also learned some euphemisms fr…
A3 Not a new language but a regional difference, we're living with an Irishman at the moment - and he's always using the word craic, to talk about fun/good times! (Its pronounced like crack!) As in 'she's a good craic' or 'we had such a good craic last night' #CultureTrav
replying to @Nicolette_O @Nicolette_O A3. Not a foreign language (for me) but traveling to the UK annually has made me learn some hilarious slang words I probably shouldn’t repeat. #culturetrav
replying to @Nicolette_O @Nicolette_O A3. continued...I should also admit learning things from watching Derry Girls. 😎 #culturetrav
RT @DawnCorleone: @Nicolette_O A3. Not a foreign language (for me) but traveling to the UK annually has made me learn some hilarious slang…
A3 #culturetrav Slovenian claims not to have any swear words so they borrow from Serbo-Croatian or just use the F word in English. Favorite expression: vukoj**ine, literally “place where the wolves have sex” or the boondocks.
RT @terryanzur: A3 #culturetrav Slovenian claims not to have any swear words so they borrow from Serbo-Croatian or just use the F word in E…