B1-B2 Slang-Tastic Cracking U.S. Lingo SV
B1-B2 Slang-Tastic Cracking U.S. Lingo SV
Cracking U.S
Lingo
Let's talk! Choose a square. Answer the
question. The first player to get
3 marks in a row (up, down,
What do you think If you had to Do you think slang
makes slang create a new slang helps people
across, or diagonally) is the
different from word in English, connect or does it winner. Draw X or O.
regular language? what would it be? create confusion?
2. When you hear a new slang word, what’s your reaction? 5. Do you use social media or watch videos where new slang often appears?
A. I look it up right away and try to use it myself! A. Absolutely! I stay up-to-date with trends.
B. I learn it and might use it if it’s interesting. B. Sometimes, but I’m not constantly checking.
C. I might try it once but usually forget about it. C. Rarely – social media doesn’t interest me much.
D. I ask someone else what it means or just ignore it. D. Never – I prefer other ways to spend my time.
3. She’s so delulu if she thinks she can finish all that work in one c) A shortened form of "delusional", is a slang term used
day. humorously to describe someone who is out of touch with reality.
5. The concert last night was lit! The energy was amazing. e) Annoyed or upset, especially when this is unreasonable.
Let'S Match
Match the highlighted slang with it's correct definition.
6. He totally has the rizz; everyone was impressed by how f) To do something extremely well, particularly when they excel or
smoothly he talked to the group. perform impressively.
7. She really ate that dance routine, it was flawless! g) Feeling stressed, anxious, or upset about something.
8. He’s feeling pressed about the test results; I hope he relaxes h) Greatest Of All Time: used to refer to or describe the person
soon. who has performed better than anyone else ever.
9. After taking that history class, she became really woke about
i) The ability to attract people's attention and make them like you.
social justice issues.
1. After watching that documentary, she became much more ______ about important social issues.
2. He felt really ______ after losing the match, even though it was just a friendly game.
3. That performance was amazing! She absolutely ______ it on stage.
4. The event last night was so ______, everyone was dancing and having fun.
5. He was so ______ when he heard the unexpected news about the competition.
6. Everyone agrees that she’s the ______ of pop music — no one has ever done it better.
7. He’s so ______ if he thinks he can finish that project in an hour.
8. You’re going to ______ this interview; I just know you’ll do great!
9. He has such good ______, people always notice how confident he is.
10. I’m feeling really ______ about this presentation. There’s so much pressure to do well.
Right or wrong?
Why do you think Steve Carell feels proud when his daughter says "slay"
to him?
The interviewer talks about "slaying" being the ultimate compliment.
What other words or phrases do you think are considered the ultimate
compliment today?
How would you explain the meaning of "slay" to someone who is
unfamiliar with this slang word?
Do you think slang helps people feel more connected across generations?
Why or why not?
How do you feel when someone from a different generation uses slang
terms?
Why do you think certain slang words, like "slay", become so popular?
Slang Translator
Chef Parent
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