British English, or UK English (BrE, BE, en-GB), is the broad term used to distinguish the forms of the English language used in the United Kingdom from forms used elsewhere. The Oxford English Dictionary applies the term to English "as spoken or written in the British Isles; esp[ecially] the forms of English usual in Great Britain...", reserving "Hiberno-English" for "The English language as spoken and written in Ireland".
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lambosessed
OK, I've found them! If you missed my earlier Brit English lessons, here they are...
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lambosessed
Brit English lesson #1: "I'm going out for a fag" = "I'm going out for a cigarette" (NOT a knee-trembler with gay guy)
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lambosessed
Brit English lesson #2: A "Fanny" has a different anatomical meaning here. It is the "front bottom" of a female.
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KI55andTELL
RT @lambosessed Brit English lesson #1: "'m going out for a fag = I'm going out for a cigarette (NOT a knee-trembler with gay guy) <--LMAO!
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debbieeeeee
RT @KI55andTELL: RT @lambosessed Brit English lesson #1: "'m going out for a fag = I'm going out for a cigarette (NOT a knee-trembler wi ...
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himegorou
Interesting! RT @lambosessed: Brit English lesson #3 "Pants" = underpants,not trousers! Also is adj to describe something rubbish. #Glamkilt
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cherry6661225
RT @bani_: RT @lambosessed: Brit English lesson #3 "Pants"= underpants, not trousers! Also is adj to describe something rubbish. #Glamki ...
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himegorou
LOL! RT @lambosessed: Brit English lesson #1: "I'm going out for a fag" = "I'm going out for a cigarette" (NOT a knee-trembler with gay guy)
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cherry6661225
RT @lambosessed: Brit English lesson #3 "Pants" = underpants, not trousers! Also is adj to describe something rubbish. #Glamkilt #TeamNo ...
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himegorou
OMG! LOL!! RT @lambosessed: Brit English lesson #2: A "Fanny" has a different anatomical meaning here. It is the "front bottom" of a female.
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Glitter_K
LOL RT @lambosessed Brit English lesson #1: "I'm going out for a fag" = "I'm going out for a cigarette" (NOT a knee-trembler with gay guy)
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