The differences between contractions and slangs in English???

@narsha (466)
April 16, 2014 2:59am CST
Can you tell me the differences between contractions and slangs in English??? Thanks!!!
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Bluedoll
@Bluedoll (16774)
• Canada
16 Apr 14
sometimes. Examples? Iceman ain't bullet proof. iceman = slang ain't = contraction
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MAJor
@mvaj400 (22)
• Philippines
16 Apr 14
Contractions are words formed out of two words. For example, instead of saying I am, we say, I'm. Or is not could be shortened or contracted into isn't. Slang are informal words in every language. These are words that are not usually found in a local dictionary, but are used nevertheless by people. Netizen is a good example of a slang, which is a combination of citizen and the internet, to internet citizen or simply netizen.
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banuka
@banuka123 (6)
• Sri Lanka
16 Apr 14
@mvaj400 i like it
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narsha
@narsha (466)
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16 Apr 14
Then is "you n me" a slang or a contraction?
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christian toney
@Ctoney (1)
• Rocky Mount, North Carolina
17 Apr 14
a contraction is a combination of two word to shorten them like *don't* = Do not. Slang words such OMG LOL or Hella are words put together as abbreviations that are not grammatically correct. Hope that helps :)
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Andrealoves7and8
@rogue13xmen13 (14403)
• United States
30 Jun 14
There are many. Words such as "ain't" and "y'all" would be contradictions, but words such as "Rogue" and "Joe" would be nicknames, but they can count as slang as well, then again, English has a lot of slang and contradictions embedded in it. Much of our language was created from it.
Sunil Kumar Mishra
@sunilmishra7756 (4272)
• Moradabad, India
18 Apr 14
Infotainment-information+ Entertainment=contraction or abbreviation slang-abusive language that bites the ears. Thanks.
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