British Slang! New Dictionary of Urban Slangs Quiz

British Slang! New Dictionary of Urban Slangs Quiz

by Michael Quach

52 ratings
180 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 14, 2010
  • May 29, 2017

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Explore a vast collection of British slang words and phrases. Discover meanings, save your favorites, and easily share them through various platforms like email, SMS, and social media.

Extensive British slang vocabulary
Reveal slang meanings
Save favorite slang
Share slang via email
Share slang via SMS
Copy/paste slang to social media
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What's New in British Slang! New Dictionary of Urban Slangs Quiz

2.4.0

May 29, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. User Interface improvements Minor bug fix

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Excellent Rating, man!

I’m now learning how to use a Cockney accent, especially when I’m speaking the King’s (or The Queen’s) English, or United Kingdom English, to sound just like an Afro-British American royal, who just happened 2 be born in North Philadelphia, but I had 2 move from Southwest Philadelphia to Delaware County, to Collingdale, Pennsylvania, 19023, @101 Pusey Avenue! It’s a bleeding but smashing idea for me 2 become an interpreter for the United Nations (UN), and I hope that I can really recommend this to my family and friends who are interested in getting this app, anyways! I can learn 2 say, “You’re the one who has been riding the bloody crazy train, but I’m the Black Prince of Darkness ever since I was born on October 21st, 1984! You bleeding idiot!!!” “The name’s Bond. Flames Bond!” And so on and so forth, you bloody bloke!!!
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I eat British people

Now when I eat British people a can finally speak their language

Love this app

I downloaded it for my friend and now they speak perfect English ! Would recommend to a friend 👍

Try to know more English

I am the beginner of studying English and hope to know local people words

Full of inappropriate words

Shame on the creator to include adult content words when the app is intended for children 12 and over

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Frequent pop-up ads

Bug

Crashes or freezes

Bug

Incompatibility with newer devices

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Requested Features

5 requests

Add search capability

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Provide example sentences for context

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Improve accuracy of definitions

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Expand word/phrase database

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Add audio pronunciations

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FAQ

What does the British Slang app do?

This app provides a comprehensive collection of British slang words and phrases. Users can explore the meanings of various slang terms, save their favorites for quick access, and share them with others.

What are the key features of this slang app?

Key features include access to a large database of British slang, the ability to reveal the meaning of each slang term, saving favorite slang words and phrases, and sharing them via email, SMS, or by copying and pasting into social media platforms.

Is this app free to use?

The app is free to download and use, offering a wealth of British slang content. It also includes in-app purchases, which may offer additional features or content.

Who is this app intended for?

This app is designed for anyone interested in British slang, including language learners, travelers, or individuals curious about UK culture and colloquialisms. It's a fun way to expand your vocabulary.

How can I share slang I find in the app?

You can easily share your favorite British slang terms directly from the app. Options include sending them via email, SMS, or using the copy/paste function to share them on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, or in other applications.