Fancy a cuppa and a cheeky natter? If that sentence left you scratching your head, you might need this handy guide to British slang! The UK is a melting pot of dialects, and slang terms can vary wildly from city to city. But don't fret, here's a taste to get you started.
'Chuffed' means pleased or delighted, while 'gutted' means devastated. If something's 'dodgy,' it's suspicious or unreliable. And if someone calls you a 'twit,' well, they're not exactly showering you with compliments – it means you're a bit of an idiot.
Going to a 'knees-up' means attending a lively party, and if you're 'skint,' you're broke. Finally, remember that 'taking the mickey' means making fun of someone. So, next time you're across the pond (or just chatting with a Brit online), you'll be ready to decipher their lingo and maybe even throw in a slang term or two yourself. Just be careful not to sound too much like you're trying!
