Ba-donka-dong?

Well, that was entertaining... Thanks for the link.

Yup, I can hang with the best of the when it comes to the slang- only because i was blessed with a sister 15 years my junior that keeps me young with slang and music and all. In my are when kids agree they will say "true that" Nasty means Good Jumping means happening Cream is Money If someone has "swag" they are cool and know how to dress If someone is beefin with someone it means they are arguing you can keep up to date on all the newest slang here: NOT A REFERRAL LINK: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hip+hop+slang If I think of anymore I'll be sure to post.

only one I knew was Chin wag. I think I have heard this from my England friends. But then it almost tells ya what it means lol Shawty heck no I listen to the lo lo lo song and never hear that word in there I will have to listen more closly lololol. And I am sure I have no idea what the youngsters have come up with ,with thier lingo

I find the biggest problem with teenage slang is keeping up to date with it - it changes so quickly!

I enjoyed watching the youtube. I learn proper english words so am not too familiar with either the British or American slangs. And I see them being frequently used here by the native speakers. I just wish that I can acquire some of the slangs so I can boast my competency in this language. Interesting!

Well I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed that video. I really like Hugh Laurie and in my mind he has proved to be a fantastic actor both here in the UK and now in the States. You would never think he was British from his depiction of Dr. House. What fascinating slang words too. It seems that the kids invent them and then they become part of the language. I think I may use lots of slang myself, but I have now become unsure because it can be found in the dictionary! I particuarly like the cockney rhyming slang. They have become even more confusing and interesting because the now tend to get abbreviated.. Up the "Apples" - up the "apples and pears" - means up the stairs. Would you "Adam" it - would you "Adam and Eve" it - means, would you believe it Give us a "butchers" - give us a "butchers hook" - means, give us a look. Give me the "Gregory" - give me the "gregory peck" - means, give me the cheque (U.S check). _ Derek

I am not really updated on the latest slang either, but my American husband and I (I am Canadian) are stumping eachother with the slang that we do know from the USA and from Canada. haha He'll say something and I won't know what he's talking about, and I'll say something and he won't know what I'm talking about. haha It's pretty funny.

I am old. Flossing? Really?

I jsut wacthed the vid on youtube, it was funny. I must admit that I di not know any of the meaning to the words. In fact I do not think I have heard of them untill now. I do think I may have heard some of them before but not given mucht thought to it.

That was cute. I knew (or guessed correctly) all but one of them, so I think that I did pretty good. Of course, the only reason that I knew the English slang was from talking with my friends on here from the U.K. There have been several times when I have had to ask them what things meant and other times when I was not sure at first but guessed at what they meant through the context of the sentence.