Slang
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RT @RachelOnRoute: A1. I think slang is a very natural evolution of language. Slang has paved the way for words we use now in ordinary disc…
replying to @Nicolette_O @Nicolette_O A1: It shows the many ways in which language evolves and continues to live within the changing culture and also among those who are non-native speakers of it. #CultureTrav
RT @ChinaMatt: A1 It shows how a language can find new ways to annoy an editor over a lifetime. #culturetrav https://t.co/wJKJojclut
replying to @NewYorkHabitat @NewYorkHabitat Right! I agree with you here. Think it's a way people let their guard down in some ways. #CultureTrav
RT @RyanTravelsEats: @Nicolette_O A2: I think when slang from underserved communities or overlooked minorities makes it into the current ve…
replying to @NewYorkHabitat @NewYorkHabitat @Nicolette_O Love this answer! #CultureTrav
RT @HHLifestyleTrav: @Nicolette_O A2: I think the more colourful the slang the more interesting the culture! There are often interesting i…
replying to @travelcricket8 @travelcricket8 A2) Slang can show how the morals of a particular country. #CultureTrav
replying to @UnionGapWA @UnionGapWA @Nicolette_O Yes! Sledding! Here we go "Skidooing". #CultureTrav
replying to @lizl_genealogy @lizl_genealogy Ah, okay. Well. what are your thoughts on slang in general? #CultureTrav
RT @BespokeTravels: @Nicolette_O A1: It shows the many ways in which language evolves and continues to live within the changing culture and…
RT @MomsWanderlust: @UnionGapWA @Nicolette_O Yes! Sledding! Here we go "Skidooing". #CultureTrav https://t.co/04qYqWUX25
replying to @MomsWanderlust @MomsWanderlust @UnionGapWA Haha! I like Skidooing. Sounds fun! #CultureTrav
You know you've achieved fluency in a language once you know its slang and idioms. #culturetrav
RT @BespokeTravels: @Nicolette_O A1: It shows the many ways in which language evolves and continues to live within the changing culture and…
RT @RyanTravelsEats: @Nicolette_O A2: I think when slang from underserved communities or overlooked minorities makes it into the current ve…
RT @TomFliesDotCom: @t_jh2009 @Nicolette_O Every generation has their own slang words, always confusing the generation that came before the…
Q3: Have you ever learned or picked up slang in a foreign language that you found interesting? What was it and where? #CultureTrav
Q3: Have you ever learned or picked up slang in a foreign language that you found interesting? What was it and where? #CultureTrav
replying to @RyanTravelsEats @RyanTravelsEats @Nicolette_O Love this answer! That's a creative way to think about it #CultureTrav
replying to @TomFliesDotCom @TomFliesDotCom @t_jh2009 Can definitely see this. And it changes so often that people may think they're being "cool" but the word choice is no longer "cool" hahaha! #CultureTrav
replying to @travelcricket8
@travelcricket8 A2 Slang reflects a country's culture through unifying people with a secret language, eh.
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replying to @HHLifestyleTrav @HHLifestyleTrav @Nicolette_O I agree completely. I find it so amusing and fascinating. And I am so proud of myself when I learn a new word. :) My 20-something co-workers have made me their project. #culturetrav
RT @DawnCorleone: @HHLifestyleTrav @Nicolette_O I agree completely. I find it so amusing and fascinating. And I am so proud of myself when…
replying to @HHLifestyleTrav @HHLifestyleTrav @Nicolette_O Like Spanglish? I find slang in multiple language intersections to be incredibly fascinating! #CultureTrav
A2. I think slang shows a more modern side of a culture, its new, its fresh, it shows a culture that is growing and changing every day. #CultureTrav
replying to @DawnCorleone @DawnCorleone @HHLifestyleTrav Haha! I think finding it amusing and fascinating definitely helps :) #CultureTrav
RT @BespokeTravels: @HHLifestyleTrav @Nicolette_O Like Spanglish? I find slang in multiple language intersections to be incredibly fascinat…
replying to @BespokeTravels @BespokeTravels @HHLifestyleTrav Ooh! That IS cool! #CultureTrav
replying to @travelcricket8 @travelcricket8 A2: It is an inherent part of the culture. But more interesting is the diversity of the slang within a country or province itself - like Lahori Punjabi vs Amritsar Punjabi #CultureTrav
replying to @NewYorkHabitat @NewYorkHabitat @Nicolette_O ...or I could be 100% wrong and just described cultural appropriation. 😬#CultureTrav
RT @LindaPeters64: @travelcricket8 A2 Slang reflects a country's culture through unifying people with a secret language, eh.
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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 @NewYorkHabitat @NewYorkHabitat @Nicolette_O A2: it’s a very quick way to integrate into a new language and culture— if you only speak academic language it really shows. I love French slang like bagnole (car), gosse (child) and blonde (girlfriend.) #CultureTrav
RT @NewYorkHabitat: @Nicolette_O A2: Slang shows how people really behave when formalities are stripped away. Instead of being a negative,…
RT @dailysuitcase: You know you've achieved fluency in a language once you know its slang and idioms. #culturetrav https://t.co/vvBfhb5Uaf
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 @RachelOnRoute: A2. I think slang shows a more modern side of a culture, its new, its fresh, it shows a culture that is growing and chan…
RT @t_jh2009: @travelcricket8 A2) Slang can show how the morals of a particular country. #CultureTrav
RT @CaitlinKellyNYC: @NewYorkHabitat @Nicolette_O A2: it’s a very quick way to integrate into a new language and culture— if you only speak…
RT @CaitlinKellyNYC: @NewYorkHabitat @Nicolette_O A2: it’s a very quick way to integrate into a new language and culture— if you only speak…
RT @NewYorkHabitat: @travelcricket8 A3: Can't recall any specific words or phrases, but it's definitely a fun topic to read about #CultureT…
RT @ajaykaul10: @travelcricket8 A2: It is an inherent part of the culture. But more interesting is the diversity of the slang within a coun…
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
replying to @NewYorkHabitat @NewYorkHabitat Thank you - it was @Nicolette_O's great idea! #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