SLANG WORDS

Seeen - 'I understand' or 'it is clear to me now'.

Booted - 'ugly'.

Breeze - 'waffle'. EG, 'Stop chatting breeze man'.

Cuzza - derived from 'cousin'. Often used in place of 'bro'.

Next man - 'somone else'. EG, 'Next man was saying', 'and then next man jumped in'.

[quote="irfghan"]Seeen - 'I understand' or 'it is clear to me now'.

Booted - 'ugly'.

Breeze - 'waffle'. EG, 'Stop chatting breeze man'.

Cuzza - derived from 'cousin'. Often used in place of 'bro'.

Next man - 'somone else'. EG, 'Next man was saying', 'and then next man jumped in'.[/quote]

besides Seen and next man, them words mus be only used from wherever ur from, not up ere anyway!

some lad from nelson at the camp, my room-mate, he couldnt stop saying 'is it?'. its cold......'is it'. nice jacket there....'is it'. even when it didnt make sense - theyre calling us down...'is it'. annoying.

my list:

chichi man, chbillin, and the phrase 'thaaaaaaaaaats it innit'

note: i dont use these, or hardly any of em, just what i hear every day

lol most slang words sound so stupid...ppl only use them when they wana sound cool or hard...usually doesnt work! 😃

agreed. but whilst in the company of others, i have to occasionaly modify my vocabulary. but when u work in solicitors.....u get kicked up the butt if you do :shock:

[quote="Hayder Sabri"]agreed. but whilst in the company of others, i have to occasionaly modify my vocabulary. :[/quote]

sure u do...dont wana feel left out now do ya 😃

[quote="Hayder Sabri"]but when u work in solicitors.....u get kicked up the butt if you do :shock[/quote]

lol not very suprising

p.s. aint u too young 2b a solicitor...or u just work in a firm?

ppl like me use words like innit or WHATEVA just without realising ...i guess its the same for other ppl ,not alwayz about bein cool

never too young! im not an actual solicitor, YET! on the way inshallah.

p.s. if Inshallah i do become a successful one.....im gona make revival go BIG tyme Inshallah 😉

thats great! 😃

Insha'Allah u'l make it...but how u planning on helping the revival? :?:

[quote="muslim gyal"]ppl like me use words like innit or WHATEVA just without realising ...i guess its the same for other ppl ,not alwayz about bein cool[/quote]

thats true in some cases

for some it just becomes a habit

well.......if i earn sumat near 80G a year (a bit 2 high maybe).....then funding would be obvious. make em bigger and better, but still free! a good couple of years yet! 😛

wahaay cool...hurry up+get your degree bro! 😃

2 years left, on top of that 1 year, on 2 opf that 2 year, then inshallah gona make ma mum n dads life hassle free. after that sis 😂

so a good 5 yrs yet? some degrees just take ages to complete!!

oh well as long as u please your parents+of course supply the revival with the cash 😛 its all good! Insha'Allah

aye= yes

dingy=ignorin (which i am sure ed is all to famliar with)

wide= getin cheeky

thats all scottish and if i think of more il post...guests here frm down south have to go not happy rather sit here :evil:

catch u all at 2am ws

degree is 3 years sis, jus all the extras on top if u wanna reach the top!

oh well i suppose theres no gain if theres no pain!

LOL-Mr Ed if u wanted lessons in slang why didn’t u just say so 😉

If something’s “bate” that means be careful u can get caught doing it

U can also say that’s “hot”

If u get caught you’ve been “clocked” and if someone tells on u they’ve “grassed u up” Or G’d up (grassed up)

More then one man is known as “mans” not men

Something REALLY good its “heavy” “bad” or “sick”

If someone keeps on letting u down they’re “long” if someone ignores u they’ve “blanked u” if someone stands u up they’ve “skanked u” ...(u fit all of these 😉 )

If someone is ugly they’re “butterz” if someone is good looking they are “buff” or “Fit” (u can also say Buffness or Fitness)..in Manchester u call good looking people “Bum” (no joke)

If u get on with someone or can relate to them they’re “bare safe” or “on a level”

I'll add to this list daily

EDIT-if u get ur "kicks" outta doing sumin that means u really enjoy doing it

most of those above are commonly used words and not just street slang anymore

aye, when i heard sum1 say 'bum' i was :shock:

workin in manchester left me confused, couldnt understand a single word. he's 'deakin' me. (giving dirty loooks) or hes givin me dirties (glary looks)

coddswallop - jus heard sum1 on this forum say it, cant say i heard that 1 b4! 🙂

'giving me dirties or giving me daggers' are common

but i have never heard the word 'bum' being used to describe someone whos good looking...thats got 2b the funniest one yet! 😂

its worse twhen they use it 2 describe a person! but i think it has died down now, not 2 sure. eventually most die down and have a new name.

sick/phat used 2 be heavy/mint and god knows wat else

buff used 2 be bum wich used 2 be fit

kids these days eh :roll:

the revival is bum 8)

What is the current status of 'safe'?

Is it used outside Birmingham? If so, has it become too common?

My mates say 'safe' instead of 'bye', 'huda hafiz' or 'salaam'.

it has become too common+yeh its still used instead of 'bye'

Slang ruins your ability to talk properly. It might seem cool to know all the lyrics….. but if your not hanging out in the streets or with street people then such lingo seems embarrassing/common and out of place.

Throughout high school I spoke like that cos all my friends did and I fitted in with them ….then when I got a place in some snobby sixth form I suddenly become conscious about the way I spoke because everyone spoke the Queens English….them guys taught me how to talk properly.

I find it stress free and easy to talk to people my age or people younger then me… but I have to be careful when speaking in professional environments and have to think before I speak.

This lingo is difficult to shake off sometimes.

p.s "Safe" has become too common and means too many different things...

It can mean Bye or thanks..."she's safe" means that she's alright...

if a someone is dating someone they're "checkin" or "dealing"

if someone "went sick on you" or "went sick" means they lost their temper

if a girl is dating more than one boy she has "bare mans on the line"

"on my jays" means on my own

"got jacked" means got robbed

i was dealin sum gyal an her mans went sick on me, i clocked em one day and they started deakin me, n then they jacked me on my jays 😂

[quote="Hayder Sabri"]i was dealin sum gyal an her mans went sick on me, i clocked em one day and they started deakin me, n then they jacked me on my jays :lol:[/quote]

A grammatically correct slang sentence….but I don’t understand how you “clocked them”. Don’t you mean “you got clocked”?

i meant we clocked each other

sum slang words we use in ali wanna be and jamal article, well in this issue:

buzzin'- feel really good

chat like dat- speak like that

got mashed- got drunk

raas man- no real meaning, you use it when you are shocked, excited...

mingin-ugly

bare respect- i have alot of respect for you

dollars- used more money aswell

sick cars- very good car

[b]so what new slang words should we use in the next one..but ones which everyone will understand , not just local ones...[/b]

wasalaam

[quote="TheRevivalEditor"]

raas man- no real meaning, you use it when you are shocked, excited...

[/quote]

the term 'ah raas' actually derives from afro-carribean dilect and whilst i dont knw the literal meaning, its actually quite an obscene word. english lessons as school 4 ya 🙂