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Ever wondered what people mean when they say "spill the tea" or "I'm down"? πŸ€”
Join these two friends on a scenic walk as they break down some of the most popular English slang terms and expressions used in casual conversation today. From "hit me up" to "that's lit," you'll master these phrases in no time and learn exactly how to use them with your own friends!
Slang terms covered in this video:
Hit me up – Contact me later.
Catch you later – See you later.
I'm down – Willing/interested in doing something.
No biggie – Not a big problem.
That's lit – Something exciting or awesome.
Spill the tea – Share the gossip.
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00:00Hey, can you teach me some slangs?
00:02Sure, which one?
00:04What does hit me up means?
00:05Hit me up. It means contact me later.
00:08Oh, like hit me up when you get home?
00:11Exactly. Another one is catch ya later. It means see ya later.
00:15I hear people say, I'm down. What does that mean?
00:18It means you're interested or willing to do something.
00:21So if you ask, do you want to go shopping? I can say, I'm down.
00:26That's right.
00:27What about no biggie?
00:30It means it's not a big problem.
00:32But what does that slit mean?
00:34It means that's really exciting or awesome.
00:37What about spill the tea?
00:39It means tell me the gossip.
00:41I love spill the tea. It's funny.
00:44Just remember that some slang like spill the tea is very informal, so it's best to use it with friends.
00:51Thanks. I'm learning so many new expressions.
00:53No worries.
00:57No worries.
00:57E paneer fordome.
00:58Still do you think?
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