Slang words are an essential part of conversing in English

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Slang words are an essential part of conversing in English. American slang is full of eccentric sayings and colloquialisms, which are useful in a wide variety of casual situations.

“Slang” refers to informal vocabulary words that aren’t typically found in a dictionary. Many of these slang words have multiple meanings, so you’ll have to pay close attention to the context of a conversation in order to use them correctly. This makes it a good idea to practice your English slang words with friends before using them with strangers!

Now I am going to share some slangs which i`ve learnt from video. Ok Let`s go:

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  It`s all good (it is ok)
  
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  No worries( don`t worry,it`s ok)
  
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  I`m good( I don’t want what you are oferring)
  
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  I got it(I don’t need any help)
  
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  No way(it`s interesting, wow, seious?)
  
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  That sucks(that`s awful)
  
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  What a heck(I don’t like this)
  
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  Got it ( I understand it)
  

Keep in mind that slang words are meant for casual conversations, so you won’t want to use these in a formal context. You will hear plenty of American slang in popular TV and movies, so chances are you’ll already be familiar with many of these words.

You can’t master conversational English with only a textbook! Listening to native speakers and picking up on social cues is key to getting these slang words and phrases to sound natural. You can also listen to how these words are used in American music, movies, and television to get a better understanding. Don’t forget to imitate what you hear!

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