7 Most common English slang words used everyday

Has this ever happened to you?

You're watching Hollywood movie, you didn't understand what slang word have they used? and what does it mean?
So here I am going to teach you 7 most common English slang words which you haven't learned in your language classes. It will help you to understand Hollywood movies better, it will also help you to understand the native English speaker easily and it will save you from an embarrassing moment where your colleague, boss, foreigner client or friend uses the slang words and you aren't able to understand.

Before starting today's lesson, we need to clear first, slang words are famous in speaking not in writing that means they are more informal than formal.

So without taking much time, let's begin with a first slang word

1. Gimme

Give me; It is quite popular slang among native English speaker. For example,
gimme your car.

• my father didn't gimme money.
• my boss didn't gimme increment.

2. kinda

kind of; the meaning of the kind of is sort of, a little bit and slightly. for example

• He is kinda funny.
• It kinda gives us an idea of what's going on there.

3. Gonna

Going to; it means something is going to happen in no time.
gonna is shorter than going to and it's very easy to fit on our tongue just requires a couple of days practice. For example

• Priyesh is gonna show you who is he.
• He's gonna purpose daisy tonight.

4. Wanna

want to; when you are willing to do something then we use wanna. it is commonly spoken among American native speaker. it is also used in writing but informal. For example,

• I wanna say something.
• You wanna tell me why you called me?

5. Gotta

Have got to; it means something which is very necessary to do or something must be true. Native speakers use it very fluently that even we didn't recognize what have they spoken?
For example,

• I've gotta leave now. (= it is necessary to leave now )
• He's gotta be kidding. ( =it must be true that he is kidding )

6. Dunno

Don't know; when you know nothing. it is also used in informal writing to emphasize that a person knows nothing. For example,

• I dunno where is he?
• What are they talking about? 'I dunno'.

7. Whatcha

what are you; this slang is a mixer of three words. It is only used with pronoun YOU, not with another pronoun. For example,

• Watcha thinking? (=what are you thinking?)
• Hey, whatcha gonna do? (= hey, what are you going to do?)

 Read also:-
 https://bestwayslearningphrasalverb.blogspot.com
https://6usesofit.blogspot.com
https://7wordsdescribenature.blogspot.com
https://fluentenglishspoken.blogspot.com

So there you have it- these are 7 most common everyday slang words you could hear among native English speaker or from your friends. however, you have to be careful while using them.
 

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