British -> General English
I'm dying for a slash -> I have to use the bathroom / I need to pee
I didn't have the bottle -> I didn't have the courage (to do that)
My old man said to me... -> My father said to me...
I don't give a monkey's what you do -> I don't care what you do
That cost 3 grand -> That cost 3 thousand pounds ($4,500)
You warm the cockles of my heart -> I feel warm inside!
That story tickles me, it does -> I find that story amusing
You don't half tickle me -> I find you amusing
Does this tickle your fancy? -> Would you like this?
Oy! Jack it in! -> Stop that!
It's a hard job. I have to grin and bear it. [22] -> I have to put up with it.
Cor blimey, guvn'r -> said to be an abbreviation of 'God blind me'.
Did you see that bloke/geezer? [19] -> Did you see that man?
That film/book is the dog's bollocks -> That film/book is excellent
What's your crack? -> What's your story? (comes from craic, Irish for good times)
Do you fancy a fag? -> Do you want a cigarette?
Shut your gob/trap/cake hole! -> Close your mouth!
Keep your trap shut! -> Keep your lips sealed!
I'm gobsmacked/flabbergasted! -> I'm astonished/speechless!
My mate half-inched it -> My friend stole it
You jammy beggar! You lucky bleeder -> You lucky thing!
That flannel is really manky! -> That small towel/face cloth is very dirty!
That bloke is well minted! -> That man is very wealthy!
Did you nick that out of my bag? -> Did you steal that out of my bag?
I was down the Nick the other day -> I was round at the police station the other day
I'm absolutely knackered -> I'm tired out (may come from knacker's yard: where old horses were taken)
Get on with yer! There's nowt wrong with yer, my young fella me lad! -> Get away! There's nothing wrong with you!
Did you get owt while you were shopping? -> Did you get anything
We had some argy-bargy this morning -> We had some trouble
He argued the toss -> He argued loudly
I pinched it off me mate -> I stole it from my friend
I should have gone out last night, but I couldn't be arsed -> I couldn't be bothered
This punter came into my shop -> This customer came into my shop
I'm going to see a man about a dog -> I'm going to a meeting or the bathroom
I'm going to the little boy's room -> I'm going to the bathroom
Paul McCartney is a Scouser -> Paul McCartney comes from Liverpool
I'm shagged out -> I'm very tired
I'm shattered -> I'm very tired/exhausted
Look at his shiner! -> Look at his black eye!
Don't slag him off -> Don't be critical of him
He had the screaming abdabs -> He shouted a lot
We bought a house with all mod cons -> with all the fixtures and fittings
I've been all over the shop -> I've been looking everywhere
This holiday has gone all to cock/pot -> It has all gone wrong
Is that book any cop? -> Is that book any good?
Any road up... -> Anyway...
Would you like a sarnie? A cake? Whatever takes your fancy -> Would you like a sandwich? A cake? Whatever appeals to you
I don't give a monkeys what you think [5] -> I don't care what you think
When we divorced, my wife took me to the cleaners [9] -> When we divorced, my wife got a very large settlement
Blinking heck, what are you playing at? [14] -> Heck, what are you doing?
That deal sounds a bit dodgey to me -> I think that deal could go bad
You need to buck up your ideas, young man -> You need to pull yourself together
I was pipped at the post -> I was narrowly beaten
When we were young we went out on the nick -> [18] -> We went out to steal
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