Learn British Slang Words and Phrases | UK Meaning and Accent Explained TOP 5

Hello, my name's Sarah.

你好，我叫莎拉。

Today I'm going to be teaching you

今天我将教你们

my top five favorite British slang words and phrases.

我最喜欢的五个英国俚语单词和短语。

They're really common. Everyone uses them.

它们真的很常见。每个人都使用它们。

I use them all the time and I really do hope you'll find good use for them.

我一直在使用它们，我真的希望你能充分利用它们。

So the first word we're going to learn is bugger.

所以我们要学的第一个词是 bugger。

It's a very popular word.

这是一个非常流行的词。

I'm sure you've heard it before.

我相信你以前听说过。

If not, go to England and I'm sure you're hear it.

如果没有，去英国吧，我相信你已经听到了。

You'll hear it everywhere.

你到处都会听到它。

So this word has many meanings.

所以这个词有很多含义。

I'd advise you - be careful when you use it and to whom.

我建议你——使用它的时候和对象要小心。

Maybe around friends is the best idea.

也许和朋友在一起是最好的主意。

I use it as an exclamation.

我用它作为感叹词。

If I've dropped something, I missed the train...

如果我丢了东西，我就错过了火车……

Maybe, I forgot my phone at home.

也许，我把手机忘在家里了。

I'll say, "bugger!"

我会说：“混蛋！”

It sounds really good.

听起来确实不错。

It's really useful and I do hope you'll find a good use for it.

它确实很有用，我希望您能找到它的好用处。

The next word is Cheers.

下一个词是干杯。

This means "Thank you."

这意味着“谢谢”。

If I'm talking to a friend it's quite informal. I might say "cheers mate."

如果我和朋友聊天，那是相当非正式的。我可能会说“干杯，伙计”。

And 'mate' of course means friend.

“mate”当然意味着朋友。

So when you use this, you can use it

因此，当您使用它时，您可以

in informal situations and you can also use it to finish off an email.

在非正式场合使用它，也可以用它来完成电子邮件。

For example, I will say" Cheers, Sarah" at the end of emails.

例如，我会在电子邮件末尾说“干杯，莎拉”。

I hope you'll find good use for this word. It's really British.

我希望你能充分利用这个词。这真的是英国人。

The third word is brilliant.

第三个字，精彩。

You might hear this a lot.

你可能经常听到这样的说法。

It's used for everything, so the meaning itself means when something is really really nice.

它用于一切事物，

所以它的含义本身意味着某件事物真的非常好。

It might even be fantastic.

它甚至可能很棒。

所以我可能会说，“哦，你的衣服真棒，伙计。”

So I might say, "Oh your outfit is brilliant, mate."

Or I might say, "That skirts really brilliant."

或者我可能会说，“那条裙子真的很棒。”

"I had a brilliant day at work today."

“我今天工作得很开心。”

When something's really nice, make sure you use this word.

当某件事真的很好时，一定要使用这个词。

The fourth word is well.

第四个字说得好。

Now this is a little bit more unusual,

现在这有点不寻常，

but I actually use this every day.

但我实际上每天都使用它。

So we use this instead of 'very'.

所以我们用这个来代替“非常”。

You might hear someone say, "He's very tall."

你可能会听到有人说：“他很高。”

Well I would rather say, "He's well tall."

好吧，我宁愿说，“他很高。”

Or someone might ask me, "How are you?"

或者有人可能会问我：“你好吗？”

And I might say, "I'm well good."

我可能会说：“我很好。”

So it's a really useful word.

所以这是一个非常有用的词。

People might not know what you mean,

人们可能不知道你的意思，

but you will sound very British if you use this.

但如果你用这个，你会听起来很英国。

Now we've come to the final word which is bloody.

现在我们已经得出了血腥的最终结论。

This has many different usages,

它有很多不同的用法，

but the way that I use it is more for emphasis for certain words.

但我使用它的方式更多是为了强调某些单词。

So for example I might say, "Oh, that's bloody brilliant."

例如，我可能会说，“哦，那太棒了。”

Or I might say, "I had a bloody hard day today at work."

或者我可能会说，“今天我工作得很辛苦。”

But it's also quite common to hear it as "bloody heck."

但也很常见地听到它是“该死的”。

Something that I like to use very often.

我喜欢经常使用的东西。

And you might even have heard this used in Harry Potter

你甚至可能在《哈利·波特》中听说过这个词，

because it's one of Ron Weasley's favorite words to use.

因为它是罗恩·韦斯莱最喜欢使用的词之一。

So I hope you'll find a really good use for this one.

所以我希望您能找到它的真正用途。

Even if it's a bit strong, you'll hear it a lot.

即使它有点强，你也会听到很多。

So those were my top 5 favorite British slang words to use

这些是我最喜欢使用的 5 个英国俚语。

I hope you enjoyed it and I hope

我希望您喜欢它，并且希望

you'll make really good use of them.

您能充分利用它们。

Thanks so much for today and see you next time.

今天非常感谢，下次再见。

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分享给您的所有朋友。

Thank you.

谢谢。