Don't expect you to like watching American TV, at least learn some slang.

Many people think dude is a playboy. The meaning of "dude", yes, is explained in the dictionary. However, as slang commonly used by Americans, the Lun family is really simple. Please call it "dude", which is synonymous with guy, but guy is used more widely. Some "cool? When kid uses dude to address each other, he usually puts on a "handsome" look, and his chin rises to indicate "yo," Playboy ... "And-hey? Dude; ? What? Up? Dude. In Australia, mate is used more frequently than guy and dude. In Australia, you will often hear people say hello like this-"OK? Hello, man! "

2.？ chicken

We all know that chicken means chicken, and then some friends go to the red light district. In fact, this word is often used to address young girls, but it is a bit frivolous and rude. Most of the plots in American TV dramas are that several muscular and lewd "handsome guys" get together at the party to discuss the beautiful women not far away, and most of them say, "Hey? See? That? Chicken? Is it? awwwwesome！” In short, it is not a good word. When I was studying in Australia, I never heard a foreigner say such things in public.

3.？ Hello?

Are you kidding? Hello, everyone knows. However, hello is not always used to say hello, and sometimes you can express your surprise in spoken English. "Are you kidding?" The specific meaning should be analyzed according to the context. This tone is quite common in American dramas. For example, when a girl is gossiping, or when little gay is shocked by something and starts to be proud, she will say, "Oh? Hello? ! (With the dance and the O-mouth) "

4.？ A good person

Still fooling people with this elementary school vocabulary? Busy, people, together is busy! Wrong, wrong, in fact, people are very busy, just busy with other people's affairs, so the correct solution is "nosy people." In fact, such people are really annoying. Next time you meet busy, you can say "hmm" to hurt him/her. What is that? No? Yes? Yours Business! "

5.？ general

The universal dictionary tells us that Gross is "total" and Gross weight is "engineering students will definitely see gross often." Weight of professional words. But if you are a fan of American TV series, you must know that this word also means "disgusting", which is a word that American young people talk about all the time-saying "Oh? Mine. This? Is it? And so on. Gross! ! "and the whole face is abandoned and distorted ~

6.？ Angry? leave

This is also a high-frequency word in American TV series. That's easy to say. You'll think of "fuck off", right? Fuck off ",guessed the angry tone, but it is actually? Angry? Guan means "angry and unhappy". What kind of understanding is this? If you have a cat and "trample" others every day, is your cat because you are urinated every day? leave ...

7.？ What about you? No? Say?

It is wrong to write "Don't say" in black and white! If an American says this to you and you think it's a big misunderstanding to tell you to shut up and not talk. In fact, "you? No? Say! " This is an American mantra, expressing slight doubt or surprise, which can be understood as "is it?" , really? Nikula Skye's expression matches you? No? Say is very popular all over America. ...

8.？ Get? Out? Yes? here

If you hear a foreigner friend say this, you will "get out" angrily, and you will laugh your head off. In spoken English, it often means "Stop joking and lie", which is very popular in America. When chatting at ordinary times, what surprises do you say? Most foreigners like to exaggerate and say, "Oh! ? Really? Out? Yes? Here. "

9.？ What? Answer? Shame!

If this American drama appears frequently, it is not "what a pity", but "what a pity! What a pity! " The meaning of, and "that is? Also? Not good. " Synonymy. Sometimes, this word will be exaggerated, which is extremely annoying. ...

10.？ No? Push? Me.

In fact, "don't? Push? Me. " It means "don't push me", but in daily conversation, it is more often "don't push me". Generally, American dramas are when boyfriends and boyfriends quarrel and subordinates are driven crazy by their leaders. This sentence appears frequently. With gnashing hatred-"Don't push (usually pause for 2 seconds)? Me! " If there is a fierce fight, you will add "You? Made it? Me! (You forced me to do this) "

There are many slang words similar to the above in American TV series, such as: white? People are not white-skinned, but loyal and reliable; horse Sense actually means common sense; ? Is it sweet? Water refers to fresh water; Dog? Bags refer to packaging bags; Blue? It turned out to be "female scholars and talented women" ...? Some students will say that these slang words can't be used in the exam, let alone in the test paper. What's the use? Actually, it's not like this. If you can use slang freely and naturally, foreigners will enjoy chatting with you very much. Imagine, in China, you will always have a serious dispute with your friends? I remember one IELTS speaking test, the examiner asked me to evaluate the current situation of young people, and I used Couch? The word potato is often used to describe young people sitting on the sofa watching TV and playing mobile phones without going out to exercise and socialize ...? The examiner's eyes lit up and said that my description was very appropriate ...? In the eyes of foreigners, China people are very rigid. They can't joke about love, and they don't know jokes. Most of the reasons are that we don't know slang and can't hear Chinese words, so we should learn more.