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When you go to a party where the guests speak modern English you might not understand what they are saying, even if you do speak English. | When you go to a party where the guests speak modern English you might not understand what they are saying, even if you do speak English. | ||
Here are some terms you might | Here are some terms you might hear: | ||
Turnt (ter-n-t) - That the party is awesome or crazy. | *'''Turnt (ter-n-t)''' - That the party is awesome or crazy. | ||
Lit - Depending on the context, it could mean either a person is cool or the party is cool. | *'''Lit''' - Depending on the context, it could mean either a person is cool or the party is cool. | ||
Crunk - Drunk and crazy | *'''Crunk''' - Drunk and crazy | ||
Omg - Oh my God, an exclamation | *'''Omg''' - Oh my God, an exclamation | ||
Po-po - It means someone called the police and the party's over, or just police | *'''Po-po''' - It means someone called the police and the party's over, or just police | ||
Woot or woot-woot - and exclamation of excitement. | *'''Woot or woot-woot''' - and exclamation of excitement. | ||
Revision as of 19:57, 14 January 2017
When you go to a party where the guests speak modern English you might not understand what they are saying, even if you do speak English.
Here are some terms you might hear:
- Turnt (ter-n-t) - That the party is awesome or crazy.
- Lit - Depending on the context, it could mean either a person is cool or the party is cool.
- Crunk - Drunk and crazy
- Omg - Oh my God, an exclamation
- Po-po - It means someone called the police and the party's over, or just police
- Woot or woot-woot - and exclamation of excitement.